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Interview with Theresa Stillwagon on the Ghosts in her Stories

Posted on July 12, 2012 by Marlene Harris | 2 Comments

Let’s welcome today’s special guest to Reading Reality, author Theresa Stillwagon! She’s here to talk about her both heart-warming and spine-chilling romantic suspense Winter Creek Montana series, where the local ghost population involves itself in the romances of the modern-day inhabitants. … Continue reading →

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Review: The Dressmaker’s Dilemma by Theresa Stillwagon

Posted on July 12, 2012 by Marlene Harris | 2 Comments

The second book in Theresa Stillwagon’s Winter Creek, Montana Series is more ghostly, more suspenseful, more dangerous, and therefore, more fun. This one is definitely a three-hankie special, both in the historic parts, and in the here-and-now. The Dressmaker’s Dilemma … Continue reading →

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Review: Forgotten Memories by Theresa Stillwagon

Posted on July 12, 2012 by Marlene Harris | 2 Comments

Ghost towns are such fascinating places. Even more when they get turned into living history museums. In the hands of a talented storyteller, the tales of parallel lives filtered through the shades of the past, and the light of the … Continue reading →

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What’s On My (Mostly Virtual) Nightstand? AKA The Sunday Post 7-8-12

Posted on July 8, 2012 by Marlene Harris | Comments Off

Looking at this week’s calendar, you’d never know there had been a holiday the previous week. Isn’t that funny? Funny weird, not funny ha-ha. We don’t give ourselves much of a break anymore, do we? I say that as a … Continue reading →

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What’s On My (Mostly Virtual) Nightstand? AKA The Sunday Post 7-1-12

Posted on July 1, 2012 by Marlene Harris | 1 Comment

Except for the “Rockets’ red glare”, it’s going to be a fairly quiet week here at Reading Reality. And that’s a good thing. About that “Rockets’ red glare” thing, it’s a quote from Francis Scott Key’s memorable but nearly un-singable … Continue reading →

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