Mourning in the Victorian Era
Widows were allowed more freedoms than other women during the Victorian Era. Was it mourning or freedom that caused many to remain widowed? Continue reading Mourning in the Victorian Era
Tag: historical cozy mystery
Online Book Launch Thursday, June 13th, 7:30 pm
Join me Thursday evening for a virtual author event. Continue reading Online Book Launch Thursday, June 13th, 7:30 pm
How to Murder a Duke is Live!
Dedication: This book is dedicated to the girls who grew up playing in the dirt and dreamed of adventures, who rode motorcycles and horses, and struggled to define the word lady. Winnie Applegate becomes the target of a killer when she investigates who is killing the dukes of Applegate. Facing many changes and heartaches, Winnie throws herself into learning who is trying to kill her … Continue reading How to Murder a Duke is Live!
The History of Traveling Shows
During the 1800s when America was young and we were spreading out across the land from one ocean to another, talented people figured out that they could take their shows to the people. Musicians and performers from the east made fortunes out west bringing a taste of home to the farmers, settlers, soldiers and miners who were hungry for a little culture and entertainment. Continue reading The History of Traveling Shows
Problem Child, Sometimes it is You!
I chose to go with Cushing Publishing because I felt comfortable with Rose. Why did I doubt my choice? Continue reading Problem Child, Sometimes it is You!
Win A Bundle!
Do you love a little mystery? How about a lot of mystery books? Continue reading Win A Bundle!
Research or Going Down the Rabbit Hole
all of this information is important and helps me as a writer understand my story’s time period and politics, how much of it is really necessary for the story itself. Continue reading Research or Going Down the Rabbit Hole
What Attracts You?
What do you look for in a book cover?
Have you ever bought a book because of its cover? Continue reading What Attracts You?
The Making of a Novel
The kernel of an idea came about thanks to my husband, actually his grandfather. In our home that burned David had a whip that once belonged to his grandfather who’d been a performer in a wild west show. Continue reading The Making of a Novel
Sherri Lupton Hollister, author 
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