A Conversation with Jill Gardner by Lynn Cahoon

I really like it when new businesses come into town. I’m trying to pawn off my role as business to business liaison off to a new victim, I mean, business owner. Usually, the new guys are too smart to jump into taking over. Not like I was when I moved here. I still...

A Conversation with Winnie Johnson by Laura Bradford

From the time I was able to see over the edge of the countertop in my mom’s kitchen, baking fascinated me. My favorite picture books as a pre-reader were those that contained desserts. Once I started reading, I shunned the fiction books favored by my peers and...

A Day in the Life with Julia Bonatti by Connie di Marco

Hi, I’m Julia . . . Julia Bonatti and I’m delighted to be here today. This is, I guess, my first official appearance in the blogosphere, and I’m thrilled that my first time in public is with Dru Ann’s “A Day in the Life.” Well, other than the release of my first...

A Day in the Life of Amy Flowers by Gayle Leeson

Let me tell you what happened earlier today. I took a deep breath, tightened my ponytail, and got out of my yellow Volkswagen Beetle. I knew from experience that the morning rush at Lou’s Joint had passed and that the lunch crowd wouldn’t be there yet. I put my letter...

A Chat With Ali and Taylor Blake by Mary Kennedy

Hi, everyone! Ali and Taylor Blake here from the Dream Club Mysteries. We’re lovin’ life in Savannah and wanted to give you a quick update on what’s been happening with our vintage candy store, Oldies But Goodies. Ali: I think we should tell them about the café we...

A Day in the Life of Tanzania Grey by Pamela Beason

I named myself Tanzania to honor my mother, who came from Africa. Grey? That comes from having one black and one white parent. I’d give anything to go back to my old life and my birth name. Years ago, my parents were murdered, and as I watched, the masked killers...