A Day in the Life of Bruce Kohler by Elizabeth Zelvin

Hi, I’m Bruce, I’m an alcoholic. I’d feel like a dork if I said I’m a grateful recovering alcoholic, the way my friend Jimmy and other guys with long-term sobriety do in AA. But I have to admit that life without booze doesn’t suck as much as I thought it would. For...

A Day In The Life Of Helen Hawthorne by Elaine Viets

I’m Helen Hawthorne, Fort Lauderdale private eye. I just finished working as a stewardess aboard a 143-foot luxury yacht, trying to catch an emerald smuggler. Elaine Viets wrote about my adventure in Final Sail. A job with an ocean view. Sounds glamorous, right?...

A Day In The Life Of Dewey Pellicano by Terri Thayer

It’s Shop Hop Season. This is when quilters race miles and miles to visit upwards of twenty quilt shops in four days, in order to win prizes. Of all the weird things quilters do, going on a Shop Hop has to be up there in the top ten. I’ll let you in on a little...

A Day In The Life of Jack MacTaggart by Chuck Greaves

For Jack MacTaggart, the wise-guy protagonist in my series of legal mysteries from St. Martin’s Minotaur, no two days in the office are ever alike. Nor, for that matter, does he spend a whole lot of time in the office. But luckily for us, we caught him there one...

A Day In The Life Of Nell Endicott by Sally Goldenbaum

One day. It’s difficult to pick one—nearly all my days in Sea Harbor are filled with interesting things. But there is one I might want to talk about. It was a recent Monday, one worth revisiting, a day that launched all of us into the Sea Harbor summer with a...