Old New England inns and the Ghosts who love them For European settlers, at least, New England is the oldest part of the country. Settlement began in earnest in the 1600s, so our countryside is dotted with 400-year-old cemeteries, Read more
1862 – Maxwell Ryder refused to honor a prearranged marriage with Penelope Walker. Instead, he fell madly in love with her younger brother, Jeremiah. When Maxwell returned to his regiment, Penelope planned the murder of her brother. Hiding his body Read more
Is Kink Always About Sex? If you’ve read any of my books, you’ll know that I love to add a bit of kink to my books. Whether it’s puppy play, light D/s play, daddy kink, or something else, I’m often Read more
Four Kinds of Dialogue Jude Tresswell Hello Everyone. It’s good to be writing another Love Bytes post. I recently had the pleasure of chatting to Brad Shreve on his Gay Mystery Podcast. One of the things Brad asked me concerned Read more
My Inspiration for After the Snow Melts: There are a lot of First Nations communities north of where I live. These are fly-in places, or you can access them through what is known as a “winter road” or Read more
FIVE FAKE DATES MAKE FOR ADORABLE AUDIO I’m super excited to be here to talk about the FIVE FAKE DATES audiobook, because I can fangirl about this without looking like I’m bragging on myself (hopefully!). When I came Read more