Tag Archives: Summertime
Back To School
Chocolate Can Kill (Emily Harris Mysteries) by Annie Acorn Also available in print, at Amazon UK and Smashwords, and for SonyReader, Kobo, Diesel, Apple, and NOOK! When I was a little girl, way back before time, Labor Day meant back … Continue reading
Hot Times And Party Lines
Chocolate Can Kill (Emily Harris Mysteries) by Annie Acorn Also available in print, at Amazon UK and Smashwords, and for SonyReader, Kobo, Diesel, Apple, and NOOK! As one of the worst heat waves in history has swept across the United … Continue reading
Traveling Girl
Chocolate Can Kill (Emily Harris Mysteries) by Annie Acorn Also available in print, at Amazon UK and Smashwords, and for SonyReader, Kobo, Diesel, Apple, and NOOK! Throughout much of my life, summer has meant two things – school was not … Continue reading
A Tired Older Woman Chases The Lights
Chocolate Can Kill (Emily Harris Mysteries) by Annie Acorn Also available in print, at Smashwords, and for SonyReader, Kobo, Diesel, Apple, and NOOK! Okay, I admit it. I may have gone a bit overboard in my recent blog post A … Continue reading
An Interview With Juliette Hill
Chocolate Can Kill (Emily Harris Mysteries) by Annie Acorn Now available in print, at Smashwords, and for Apple, SonyReader, and NOOK! Pink Lemonade Diary (Pink Lemonade Memories) by Juliette Hill Also available for NOOK! Internationally known author, Juliette Hill, has … Continue reading
Death and Food and Southern Families
One Last Gift To Go (Annie Acorn’s Christmas) Also available for Nook! This past June marked the eighth anniversary of my move to Maryland from my home in the deep South – long enough to have adjusted to my new … Continue reading
Road Trip Part I
On August 19, I will be flying to Birmingham, where I will address the BWWG during their annual summer retreat and meet with the southern contingent of From Women’s Pens re final touches to be put on our 2011 Christmas … Continue reading
Summertime In DC
Summer time and the living is easy… Or so the song says. Frankly, here where I live in Maryland, just outside of D.C., the overriding qualities of summer are heat and humidity Perhaps that’s why time always seems to move … Continue reading
Father Learns To Swim
I was born in the Midwest and spent most of my childhood in East Tennessee, and yet, all of my life, I have been drawn to the sea. Perhaps, this is because one of my earliest travel memories is a … Continue reading
The Magic Sand Dollar
Summertime, children, and the beach – for some reason these three things always go together in my mind. For many years, my husband and I packed the car as soon as school was out for the year and drove through … Continue reading
