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I sat on my dock overlooking Pamlico Sound and contemplated the upcoming holidays. Why was the season always fraught with conflict?  My job as a Dare County Deputy Sheriff on Hatteras Island was always stressful but more so during the holidays. Was there a sign somewhere saying “Season’s Greetings—time to get your stupid on?”

 

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The kids are returning home to Pittsburgh for the holiday season, and one of my younger cousins very kindly invited Aunt Martha out to lunch.

She had an ulterior motive: she’s thinking about becoming a writer like me. After sputtering and outlining the multitudinous reasons why I thought that was a terrible idea and why I should never be used as any ...

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The group of writers who create the posts for Writers Who Kill have assigned days when our posts go up. “Our” days are not dates on the calendar, but specified times during the month. For example, my assignment is to post blogs on the third and fourth Fridays of the month, and the fourth Monday of the month. In addition, whenever a month has a fifth Monday or Friday, I blog t...

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It’s that time of year here in the US. Thanksgiving is only a few days away. Everyone is contemplating what they’re thankful for. 

(Granted, this can be a challenge when the entire world seems to be a dumpster fire right now, which makes seeking gratitude all t...

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The Queen of Mysteries Agatha Christie defined a mystery as a carefully constructed puzzle, typically a murder, a limited cast of suspects and clues, and a plot which allows the reader to try and solve the crime alongside the detective.
As a mystery author, I’m addicted to reading mysteries and look for one basic requirement above others. I want the story to be soli...

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