Lyn Cote welcomes other authors to her "Strong Women, Brave Stories" blog to share stories of women who triumph over the challenges common to all women.
The Wrong Rite by Alisa Craig My rating: 4 of 5 stars Since mystery writers think current mystery readers only want cats, dogs (magical or non-magical), witches, heroines who are opening B&B’s, bakeries, cafes and spending a lot of time … Continue reading →
First Two Books in My New Neighbor Lane series.. Small town Hope, WI, is happy to welcome Habitat for Humanity volunteers building homes on its newest street, New Neighbor Lane. But each family helping build their new house, needs more … Continue reading →
25% Off For a Limited Time! Rosa’s Forever Home Book 2 in my “New Neighbor Lane” series A little boy chases a stray dog into the path of a cement truck. This heart-pounding meeting brings two wounded souls together. Click … Continue reading →
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I’m always amazed and pleased at how many Americans give not only monetary gifts but give of their time. In the past, I was active in volunteering at my children’s school and I still volunteer at my church. And my … Continue reading →
The Gladstone Bag by Charlotte MacLeod My rating: 5 of 5 stars I rarely give 5 stars but Aunt Emma is worth 5 stars. What a character! Indomintable. No nonsense and SMART! Any wrongdoer with an ounce of sense would … Continue reading →
You know the drill-Here are three images. Which one catches your attention? Which one makes you want to know more? Which one evokes an emotion? Help Please! #1 #2 A few commenters will be randomly chose to receive a free … Continue reading →
Digging Up the Dirt by Miranda James My rating: 4 of 5 stars One more interesting spin-off from Miranda James’ Cat in the Stacks series set in small college town, Athena, Mississippi. The DuCote sisters, the doyens of Athena, once … Continue reading →
The Apostle Island Lakeshore Here’s my April Question—Have you made any plans for what you want to do when the pandemic ends? I’ve decided that I’m going to compile a list of recommended home town cafes within a 2 hour … Continue reading →
