Showing posts with label Laurie R. King. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Laurie R. King. Show all posts

Monday, October 30, 2023

Sunday in The Low Country



Sunday was a quiet day.


Affagato is always a nice way to start the day.  

Especially in the sweet Low Country Cider Company.









 







It was a quiet day.


I spent the evening in bed with a advance copy of Laurie R. King's next Mary Russell novel, THE LANTERN'S DANCE, which is excellent, and a bit of what my mom would have referred to as "traveler's tummy," not so excellent.


But . . . tummy is much improved this morning, and 


Life is Good


Friday, April 10, 2020

Distractions


The Poisoned Pen Bookstore is running a series about authors' reading distractions during this time of COVID lockdowns and quarantines.

I am honored, SO honored, to be included.

You can read the piece here:  https://poisonedpen.com/2020/04/10/kaye-wilkinson-barleys-distractions/


And be sure you check out others talking about their distractions!

Dana Stabenowhttps://poisonedpen.com/2020/04/08/dana-stabenows-distractions/

and

Laurie King -  https://poisonedpen.com/2020/04/06/laurie-r-kings-distractions/

with more to come, so check back at The Poisoned Pen Bookstore.



Saturday, April 7, 2018

From Inside My Book Fort - - - "Folly" by Laurie R. King


Welcome to my book fort.

Today Annabelle and I are reading "Folly" by Laurie R. King







Folly is one of my favorite books ever.


 I think it's an important beautifully written story about survival.  Hope.  Strength.

Protagonist Rae Newborn is a woman I will long remember.  She "has come to Folly Island, far out in the Straits of Juan de Fuca, to rebuild her life by building a house."


I hope you enjoy this passage









me, Val McDermid and Laurie King
Baltimore Bouchercon 2008