Giving the Villain a First-Person POV by Linda Lovely If the villain in a novel is intelligent, resourceful, and relentless, the heroine needs the same attributes—in spades—to outwit her opponent. An evil versus good see-saw offers an excellent suspense-building tool. This is especially true if authors give readers a peek at what evil deeds the …
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Facebook Party – June 29 – 7-9:15 p.m. CST/ 8-10:15 EST – featuring 12 Kensington cozy authors – https://www.facebook.com/groups/279990623911834/events
Murder by the Book hosts Debra and authors Ellen Byron, Roberta Isleib, Libby Klein, and Jennifer J. Chow for a virtual discussion of Humor in cozies.
There’s Cooking and There’s Baking by Kaye George I know Sarah Blair doesn’t like to cook, but I’m not sure about baking. I’d guess that’s a no to that domestic art also. I’m totally with her on the cooking. But, for some reason, I’ve always loved to bake. My start was Home Ec in …
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