A Conversation with Bea Lambert by Linda Reilly

Hello, luvvies . . . I’m Bea Lambert. Isn’t Dru Ann a dear for inviting me to chat with you today? Oh, I do wish she would stop by my eatery in the Berkshires. It’s on a charming cobblestone plaza called the Wrensdale Arcade. I know Dru Ann would find it cheerful and...

A Day in the Life of Willow Vanderling by Janet Bolin

My life revolves around my store and my four pets, not necessarily in that order. I have two dogs, Sally-Forth and Tally-Ho, a brother and sister pair who are part Border Collie. Their Border Collie heritage means that if I don’t give them jobs, they make up their...

A Day in the Life of Helen Binney by Gin Jones

as told by Geoff Loring, reporter for the Wharton Times I’m Geoff Loring, reporter for the Wharton Times. Don’t worry, I’m not the annoying, gruesome kind of reporter. My motto isn’t “if it bleeds, it leads,” but rather “if it...

A Day in the Life of Carol Rossi by Dorothy H. Hayes

Since my husband is usually gone by the time I wake up, I have the baby and the house to myself. After brewing a cup of green tea, I step outside into the beautiful August morning to take a breath of fresh air before the baby wakes up. The barn is right across from...

Meeting Hollis Morgan by R. Franklin James

I’m called Hollis Morgan, I used the word “called” because due to life circumstances I ditched my first name, moved my middle name up front, and retook my maiden name after dropping my married one. I am not your usual protagonist. I was born and raised in California...