These dry petals, these fading memories
of when
we thought we loved
each other.
(c) Rob Goldstein 2018
Month: June 2018
Of Fiends, Time, and Trouble #amreading
from Facets of a Muse
Today I’m hosting Mae Clair, who is finishing up a blog tour for the first book of her new series. If you like past/present timelines, fiends, and sinister happenings, you’ll enjoy not only Cusp of Night, but Mae’s other books as well. Take it away, Mae!
Julie, thank you so much for inviting me to your blog today. I’ve been making the rounds with my latest novel, Cusp of Night, the first book in my new Hode’s Hill series. Although the first book in a three-book series, Cusp of Night is also a complete standalone read offering two mysteries in one. It features past and present timelines that ultimately converge at the end, tying both plots together.
Lucinda Glass, my main character in the past, becomes a renowned medium in the late 1800s. She’s lauded by the elite of society for seances and producing “automatic writings” in which she…
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La Quinta~
from Cindy Knoke
La Quinta Resort was built-in 1926.
It is located in the town of La Quinta, which is in the northwestern portion of The Sonoran Desert, in Southern California’s Coachella Valley.
The resort is adobe, made of over 100,000 handmade adobe bricks. The roofing contains over 60,000 handmade terracotta tiles.
Hand painted Talavera tiles are everywhere.
The resort is famous for it’s extensive floral gardens and fountains.
It is especially beautiful when the cactus are blooming!
Cheers to you from hot, but lovely La Quinta California~
Hullaba Lulu, The Tacit Slip
The weekly companion video for episodes of Hullaba Lulu evolved from
games of playing ‘what if’ with Teagan; what if Tesla shows up at the
pyramid or what if Lulu channels the Egyptian goddess, Isis?
This week Lulu winds up in Egypt and meets the mysterious
Nikola Tesla.
I mean, what if?
Get the scoop on Teagan’s Books.
(c) Rob Goldstein 2018
Art by Rob Goldstein 