writer of mystery & history
Since I realized several months ago that my Nikki Nielsen series qualifies as “cozy,” (and maybe even before then) my taste in mysteries has shifted from gut-wrenching, head-spinning suspense (think James Patterson and Tami Hoag) to authors who imply violence …
In honor of International Women’s Day, I’m sharing this story excerpted (and condensed) from Farmington: a women’s history.
I started working on the book in 2014, shortly after my very first layoff. The research and writing provided some much-needed inspiration, …
Earlier this week, I sat with more than a dozen women who have read my Nikki Nielsen books.
We’re standing here, but the meeting was breaking up.
When I began to write about Nikki – and we’re talking 20 years …
I spent most of this morning and early afternoon devouring Y is for Yesterday, which is how I typically approach a Sue Grafton novel.
Blinded by a blazing personal drama, I completely missed the August 2017 release of Kinsey …
The moment I discovered Ryder Carroll’s Bullet Journal, I fell in love.
Elegant and inspiring, the Bujo simply integrates appointments, activities, ideas, and goals. It eases the crush of to-dos that never get done. The index organizes daily, monthly …