Today is National Ice Cream Cone day. Mmmm!
I decided that matched up nicely with my latest book release, Dark Water Under the Bridge, which includes mentions of a favourite ice cream parlour in our area, Mackay’s:
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It is release day for Dark Water under the Bridge, book #3 of the Parks Pat Mysteries series!
These quick reads can be read as stand alone mysteries, or read the whole series to get your fill of the characters and beautiful settings!
They are free of sex, gore, and swearing, so you can be confident in reading and sharing them with others.
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It is release day for Long climb to the Top, Book #2 in the Parks Pat Mysteries series!
Since I featured other new releases last week, I wanted to try something else this week, so I am focusing on other books with murders that take place in parks or natural spaces. Check them out!
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Read Parks Pat Mysteries, a gripping police procedural mystery series set in Calgary parks featuring Métis Homicide Detective Margie Patenaude.
Parks Pat Mysteries: Indigenous Detective Police Procedurals in Calgary Parks Read More »
If you’ve been hanging around here for a while, you probably know that I write for Nanowrimo (National Novel Writing Month) in November and Camp Nano in April and July every year. The goal in Nanowrimo is to write a book of 50,000 words or more during the month. During the “camps” you can set your own goals, which can be words or hours, however many you like. During Camp Nano, you used to be assigned to a virtual cabin, a message board with a number of other authors, where you could chat with and encourage each other. Things have changed a little with their website overhaul, but it is still a fun even to participate in.
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