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paranormal mystery

Writing a Crossover Novel (plus a New Release)

by Kirsten Weiss ~ Writing a crossover novel has some unique challenges and some interesting payoffs. If you grew up in the eighties, you may remember those crossover TV specials. (Simon and…

June 29, 2021

Announcing Our October Halloween Contest

We’re taking this week off from blogging, but we wanted to announce our October Contest. It’s all about Halloween, of course! Here are the prizes: Click HERE for more details and to…

September 29, 2020

An “Off” Week Goodie: Star in a Paranormal Mystery!

Have you ever imagined yourself a character in a mystery? One of our misterio press authors is about to make that possible for one lucky winner. Enter now and maybe you will…

December 3, 2019

Halloween Goodies from Our Authors (Recipes and Book Bargains)

by Kassandra Lamb (on behalf of the whole gang) We’re celebrating Halloween this year with some autumn recipes and a bunch of sales on our books!! See below for the bargains, but…

October 29, 2019

An “Off” Week Book Review: The First Time I Fell

by Kassandra Lamb Yay!!! Garnet McGee is back! We brought you all an interview awhile back with Joanne (Jo) MacGregor, author of The First Time I Died, and I told you how…

October 22, 2019

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