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by | Sep 16, 2021

The questioning of Ankarette Tryneowy

Today we have a real treat for all of you lovely readers out there. Jeff Wheeler, author of The Poisoner's Enemy, has unearthed a most curious and ancient document from somewhere in Kingfountain. It seems to be an Interview with Ankarette Tryneowy, the Poisoner of...

Lady Antonia Montgomery Speaks Her Mind

Today, we’re joined by Carla Simpson, the writer who has so deftly brought Angus Brodie and Mikaela Forsythe to life in A Deadly Affair, Deadly Secrets, and, as of yesterday, A Deadly Game. In celebration of that fact, Carla has treated us with an interview with...

Discover the Inspiration Behind The Only Story

When I was invited to do this blog post, I wanted to think about influences on my research and writing… but all I could think about was one of the most perceptive compliments I’ve ever received. It’s sort of related, but not directly the thing I was meant to be...

It’s Our Turn to Interrogate Detective Nik Stevens

We’re so thrilled to have Kari Lee Townsend back on the blog, and this time she’s brought dreamy Detective Nik Stevens with her! We can’t wait to see what he’s got to say about everything that’s been happening in Clearview, but before we get to that, we just want to...

What Haunts Captain Simon Harcourt

We see our man in the field walking over to conduct the interview at hand, so we’ll keep things quick. Please welcome to the blog Kimberly Cates, the author of Once Upon a Storm, the hero of which is the subject of today’s interview!   Ladies and Gentlemen, we...

Writing a Series with your BFF

Well, hi there! We’re Kerrigan Byrne and Cynthia St. Aubin, but we’ve called each other by many other names over the course of our friendship. The very first ones were Salome (Cynthia) and Arjuna (Kerrigan) at the belly dance troupe where we met seventeen years ago....

Embrace the Magic of Spring with these Fantasy Reads

Spring has sprung, or at least it’s trying to. Here at OHB, when the daffodils start to poke up out of the ground and the birds start chirping, it feels like there’s a little bit of magic in the air (and a whole lot of pollen)… And then, being the book-loving fantasy...