Mary-Alice preferred small-town papers to the big-city ones. The local papers featured good news, like high school valedictorians and award-winning pumpkins. The big newspapers showcased all the worst explosions, fires, famines, and murders from all over the world. Mary-Alice didn’t think human beings were intended to take on all the world’s misery at once. One town’s problems were surely enough.
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Mother’s Day Mysteries
It's the perfect time to pick up these three Mother's Day mysteries.
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from Mother’s Day Mysteries
First in Series: Murder Once Removed by S.C. Perkins
S.C. Perkins’ Murder Once Removed is the captivating first mystery in the Ancestry Detective series, in which Texas genealogist Lucy Lancaster uses her skills to solve murders in both the past and present.
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First in a new cozy series: Murder of a Good Man by Teresa Trent
When Nora Alexander drives into Piney Woods, Texas, to fulfill her dying mother’s last wish, she has no idea what awaits her. First she is run off the road, then the sealed letter she delivers turns out to be a scathing rebuke to the town’s most beloved citizen and favored candidate for Piney Woods Pioneer: […]
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from First in a new cozy series: Murder of a Good Man by Teresa Trent
New Pecan Bayou Mystery and Character Interview: Betsy Livingston Fitzpatrick from Till Dirt Do Us Part
Not everything stays buried. When Betsy, a notorious brown thumb gets roped into a gardening contest sponsored by the Pecan Bayou Gazette, she finds herself digging up more than weeds. She is ridiculed by the garden club ladies, and now her heart breaks for a newly single mom whose world has just collapsed. The Happy […]
from New Pecan Bayou Mystery and Character Interview: Betsy Livingston Fitzpatrick from Till Dirt Do Us Part
from New Pecan Bayou Mystery and Character Interview: Betsy Livingston Fitzpatrick from Till Dirt Do Us Part
New software gizmo will tell you what your skills are, match you with the perfect job
New software gizmo will tell you what your skills are, match you with the perfect job
Texas State Technical College, spurred by the fact that one third of its state funding is now tied to its graduates’ starting salaries, has eliminated all majors except petroleum engineering developed software that matches graduates’ skills with job requirements. But why should Texas State Technical College students have all the fun? Anyone can try out the Skills Engine here.
I fed three academic CVs into the Skills Engine. Do academics actually have any transferable skills? See the results over at College Misery.
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