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February 9th, National Pizza Day #nationalpizzaday
Life is funny earlier in the month I ended up sick alongside Charlie and David. David asked me what I wanted to eat. I let David know I would like Biscuit Pizza’s which we hadn’t had in a while but Suzzie and I used to make them and eat them all the time. David couldn’t believe I was asking for any type of Pizza because usually I avoidPizza at all cost. Did you know Pizza is all Charlie want’s to eat. Whenever Charlie fixes a Pizza no, matter the time of day or night he likes for me to eat a slice of two of Pizza with him. I get…
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European Vacation Veers Off Course in Action-Packed Mystery, Murder Across the Ocean (Press Release:
Inside this post are my affiliate links if you click on the links and make a purchase I will make a small percentage from the items you purchase. CHICAGO — Not all vacations go exactly as planned, but finding a bloody corpse in a hotel room certainly wasn’t on the itinerary for Lori Brill, the savvy, sexy septuagenarian at the center of the award-winning mystery from Charlene Wexler, Murder Across the Ocean. “Mature female readers, who have not yet found a hero who is like them, will at last have one in Lori Brill,” Wexler said. As the story begins, Lori is embarking on what should be an enjoyable vacation in London to…
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The Patron Saints of Grocery Delivers Laughs and Wisdom by the Cartful (Press Release)
DENVER — Adam Kaat immerses readers in the unpredictable and often woefully underappreciated world of retail employment in his latest book, The Patron Saints of Grocery, the follow-up to his successful debut, Life on the Grocery Line. The Patron Saints of Grocery continues the saga of protagonist Daniel, giving readers a complete story about a cashier working throughout the height of the pandemic. “The past (pandemic) is important, and I think we should look back with curiosity about that time in life,” Kaat said. “I would love for people to find connections with those who couldn’t stay home and had to go to work and deal with the madness every day.” Although works of fiction,…








