Judge Thee Not Releases!
Edith here, so happy that Quaker Midwife Mystery #5 is now in the hands of readers! Here’s the blurb: No stranger to judgmental attitudes in her small town, 1880s Quaker…
Sealed Off ARCs and a #giveaway
by Barb, in denial about the fall feeling in the air in Portland, ME Attention: Winners have been chosen and notified. Check your email boxes! Thanks to all who commented.…
Do Our Books Really Make a Difference? Welcome Guest Joanna Campbell Slan
In July I was on a panel with Joanna. We’d never met before and I just happened to sit by her. She’s smart, funny, and prolific. Our meeting was serendipitous…
Finding a Treasure — A Short Story by Maud Hart Lovelace
I’ve written before about how much I love the Betsy-Tacy books by Maud Hart Lovelace. Click here for a link to a post I wrote in 2015. For some reason…
New Beginnings — Often Come From Something Difficult
New beginnings often come from an event that was difficult. How has this played out in one of your books? How did it impact your protagonist and those around her?…
Welcome Back Guest Heather Redmond!
Autumn Trapani is the winner of A Tale of Two Murders! I’m delighted to welcome back Heather. She writes the A Dickens of a Crime mystery series and is giving…
How Old Are Your Characters?
Happy Labor Day, and a belated “rabbit, rabbit” (I’ll admit I forgot). I had an interesting conversation with my agent lately. No, no new contracts in the offing, but much…
Guest- Ashley Weaver
Jessie: Back in New Hampshire where some leaves are looking just the teensiest bit orange. I am delighted to welcome Ashley Weaver to the Wickeds blog today. I have had…
