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Continue reading →: The Tell-Tale Tarte (A Five-Ingredient Mystery #4) by Maya Corrigan
The last thing Val needs in her life is an unsolved murder, especially when the victim, an actor famed for impersonating Edgar Allan Poe, happens to be dressed exactly like her Granddad. To keep an eye on Granddad, whose latest job takes him to the home of Rick Usher, a…
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Continue reading →: A Gala Event (Orchard #9) by Sheila Connolly
The fall harvest may be just about over, but orchard owner Meg Corey is busier than ever planning her wedding to Seth Chapin. Who knew picking apples would be less work than picking out rings and a dress? And even though the happy couple has invited most of Granford, Massachusetts,…
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Continue reading →: Knitting Fashions of the 1940s: Styles, Patterns and History by Jane Waller
A vintage collection of designs and patterns for 1940s women's knitwear—from simple hats to twin sets to beaded sweaters. This lavish guide celebrates a decade of imaginative and stylish knitting activity. Knitting Fashions of the 1940s features more than 50 patterns that have been adapted for today's yarns and needles, from…
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Continue reading →: Rye bread
Ingredients 200g rye flour, plus extra for dusting 200g strong white or wholemeal flour 7g sachet fast-action dried yeast ½ tsp fine salt 1 tbsp honey 1 tsp caraway seed (optional) Method Tip the flours, yeast and salt into a bowl. In a jug, mix the honey with 250ml…
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Continue reading →: High Intensity Language Training: An introduction to the key principles (H.I.L.T. – Sprints and Intervals for Accelerated Language Acquisition Book 1) by Aran Jones
High Intensity Language Training is a new approach to language acquisition that focuses on working in bursts of intense effort, and taking generous rest intervals. This introduction looks at the key ideas behind the approach, and shows you how you can assess whether or not the approach would be valuable…
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Continue reading →: Mythology 101 (Mythology #1) by Jody Lynn Nye
Keith Doyle, believer in myths, goodhearted nerd, general busybody, and business major at Midwestern University, discovers to his joy—and horror—that a secret village of pointy-eared, magical little elves are occupying a vacant level of the library building. Their leader, The Master, tutors students to pass difficult courses. Marcy, the girl…
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Continue reading →: Belonging (Where the Heart Lives #1) by Robin Lee Hatcher
In the high desert town of Frenchman's Bluff, Idaho, Felicia Kristoffersen has set out to create a future for herself that is better than her painful past. Alone in the world with only her faith to sustain her, she must prove herself as this tiny community's new school teacher. She…
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Continue reading →: Picked to Die (Orchard #8) by Sheila Connolly
It’s harvest time in Granford, Massachusetts, and orchard owner Meg Corey and her fiancé, Seth, are both racing to beat the New England winter. Meg is bringing in her apple crop with a team of workers, while Seth is working to restore an old building in the center of town.…
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Continue reading →: Called to Justice (Quaker Midwife Mystery #2) by Edith Maxwell
Quaker midwife Rose Carroll is enjoying the 1888 Independence Day evening fireworks with her beau when a teenaged Quaker mill girl is found shot dead. After a former slave and fellow Quaker is accused of the murder, Rose delves into the crime, convinced of the man’s innocence. An ill-mannered mill…
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Continue reading →: Dorothy L. Sayers: Her Life and Soul by Barbara Reynolds
“I have no doubt that the more we get to know and understand her, the more we will appreciate and comprehend her works.” Dorothy L. Sayers is one of the twentieth century’s most fascinating women. The daughter of a clergyman, Sayers became one of the first female Oxford graduates. Among…
