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mysteries with dogs

Live Where You Thrive (Lessons from a Pandemic)

by Kassandra Lamb A few weeks back, I wrote a post wondering how this pandemic, with all its short-term repercussions on families and finances, etc., might change our lives in more permanent…

May 12, 2020

Do We Really Know the People We Know? (and a New Release)

by Kassandra Lamb While writing my July 4th novella (which is releasing today, 19 days late, but, hey, it’s still July at least), I stumbled on an interesting and disturbing question. How…

July 23, 2019

Do You Really Know What’s On Your Plate? (And a New Release)

by Shannon Esposito The murder victim in my new release, Pushing Up Daises (A Pet Psychic Mystery No. 5) is an infamous food critic who exposes local restaurants’ false claims—and flat out…

July 16, 2019

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