I don’t have many pictures of the food in Athens because it was so delicious that ate it and forgot to take pictures! Here’s a smattering of the food we did remember to photograph before we consumed it! :) Take an armchair tour of Amsterdam...
The Acropolis is the top attraction in Athens, but I loved exploring the streets neighborhoods of the city and finding ancient temples and Byzantine churches in the urban landscape. A search for a missing masterpiece takes Zoe to Athens, a city that...
A sampling of the delicious food of Amsterdam that I enjoyed during my research trip to the city where I absorbed the atmosphere for the next book in the On the Run series, Duplicity. Visit Amsterdam in Duplicity, the seventh book in the On the Run...
Amsterdam has some of the most amazing art in the world and I enjoyed seeing some of my favorite paintings up close. I was surprised at the small size of Vermeer’s paintings in the Rijksmuseum. Unfortunately, the van Gogh museum doesn’t allow photos so I...
When my family asks me what I want for Christmas, my mind goes blank. Fortunately, they’re pretty good at picking out things for me, and I’ve been saving up my favorites to pass along to you. Read on if you need suggestions for your own Christmas wish list...
I timed my research trip to Amsterdam to coincide with tulip season, so of course I had to visit Keukenhof Gardens, where 7 million bulbs are planted every year. It was an amazing site. I loved the creativity in the plantings and the sheer variety of tulips on...
I had a wonderful time during my research trip to Amsterdam, one of the settings in Duplicity, book seven in the On the Run series. We had gorgeous weather while we were there–no rain! Visit the canals and flowers of Amsterdam with Duplicity, the...
Did you know you can set up print preorders for your books? I didn’t until recently, but now print preorders on Ingram Spark are an essential part of every book launch for me. I’ll walk you through how to set up print preorders using Ingram Spark step-by-step,...
When I wrote my first cozy I wanted to take my readers on a fun ride. I thought I was writing a lighthearted escape, a mystery puzzle for they would read to relax at the end of a busy day of carpooling or dealing with clients and customers. What I didn’t expect were...
Is my book a cozy mystery? That’s a question I hear often in writer groups as authors try to figure out which categories to select for their books at the online bookstores. However, I think it’s the wrong question. A better question to ask is: Will cozy readers like...
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