It’s Not Easy Being Me, Dyce Dare by Elise Hyatt

I never wanted to be a detective. I think that broke mom and dad’s heart. After all, the big argument before I was born was whether I’d be named Sherlockia or Agatha, a dilemma mom solved when I was born in a Candy store and she called me Candyce Chocolat. Dad solved...

Spend The Day With Mitch Berger by David Handler

My daily life used to be pretty normal before I moved to Dorset. Or at least my idea of normal. I was Mitch Berger, chief film critic for the most prestigious daily newspaper in New York City. I had a lovely wife, Maisie, who was a talented landscape architect. We...

Mrs. Berns’ Ponderings by Jess Lourey

May in Battle Lake is a beautiful time of the year. The new green of the leaves convinces people that maybe winter wasn’t really that bad, and the lilac blossoms perfume the air with a sweet purple honey. Why Mrs. Berns had allowed Pastor Winter to talk her into...