“Was killed” tells a story that needed to be researched and shared. We hope you will come out and join us Friday and Saturday night as we explore this and other moments in Aurora’s past. From the life of Betty of Betty Town, to that of a young butcher from one of Aurora’s illustrious grocery markets we combine history with a little horror to give you a shiver. Continue reading Was Killed…
Fear and grief often shape our personalities, our expectations, and even hinder or aid our path to success. Continue reading Fear and Grief
The Hunt family in my new series, Flintlock and Steel, and the Harrell family in the Harrell Family Chronicles both raised a lot of children. I raised six boys. Continue reading The Frugal Homemaker & the Writer
Donna started writing sci-fi because girls aren’t supposed to like science fiction, but they needed more girls and a little romance. Continue reading Book Chat with Donna Steele
I love spending time with my writer friends. Donna Steele is one of my favorites. Continue reading Video Chat with Donna Steele
Several things inspired Rockstar on the Run. I love shows like The Voice and Americas Got Talent. I’m a sucker for the underdog and second chances. Plus I love my small town. While I have created a fictional town, it is still a love story for my hometown. Small towns are great places filled with wonderful people and they can also be stifling and difficult. … Continue reading What Inspired Rockstar on the Run
I love books. When I read or write a book, I become absorbed in the story from the characters to the setting. I love to learn about different time periods and different places. I want to experience as much as I can through the eyes of the characters. Have you ever wanted to experience a book in more ways than just reading it? Have you … Continue reading You are Cordially Invited to Tea
Like Willie said, I grew up a dreaming of being a cowboy and loving the cowboy ways… I have always loved cowboys from the old western television shows and movies to country and western music, to the whole cowboy culture. There was always something about the cowboy that even though he tipped his hat and might use good manners, there was an untamed part of … Continue reading Inspiration for Jerico, Carolina
Arsenic was the most popular poison for Victorian poisoners because it was readily available. It was used in dye especially the vibrant greens that were popular for wallpaper and rugs during this time. It was also used for killing rodents, one only had to go to the local apothecary or grocer for a bit of arsenic. It was tasteless and odorless. Continue reading Poison Research
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