September 1, 2020 With all of the moving plans, July and August were not newsworthy! Hot, with packing and more packing! Some stuff has moved to the new location while other stuff waits in boxes. We’re not the sort of people who can disappear in the night. I’m not a professional collector, but I qualify… Continue reading Turnin’ Pages – Cardinal Bluff Diary – September, 2020
Month: August 2020
Community Theater Murders — Apple Pies and Tarts Help Solve ‘Em
Community theater murders are most often part of the play. The audience thought murder was a performance. Then, Adam Smith didn’t stand up to take a bow. The killer might have had a perfect crime, except that Miss May and Chelsea were in the audience. They are as hungry for justice as they often are… Continue reading Community Theater Murders — Apple Pies and Tarts Help Solve ‘Em
Madwoman of Preacher’s Cove — New Release 09/01/20
Do you know any madwomen? There’s an interesting one in Preacher’s Cove, according to Joy Ross Davis‘ upcoming novel The Madwoman of Preacher’s Cove. September 1, 2020 is the release date for the story of Lucy Addams, a young woman horribly disfigured in a fire. The tragedy claimed the lives of her husband and children. … Continue reading Madwoman of Preacher’s Cove — New Release 09/01/20
Political Storms in 20th Century Crimea — Calm Before the Storm
Twentieth century political storms in Crimea loom on the horizon. The class difference between Russian serfs and prosperous German people brought into Russia by Catherine the Great. The ‘serfs’ or everyday Russian people had severe limitations; they were close to slaves. There was no hope for them to prosper. Those limitations weren’t placed on the… Continue reading Political Storms in 20th Century Crimea — Calm Before the Storm