Today’s prompt is Books on My Fall 2026 To-Read List (or Spring if you live in the Southern Hemisphere)
I’ve made a list of hopeful reads for Autumn, but it is just a list to choose books from, or a list of books I know I want to get to at some point, not a strict list.
I rarely stick to these lists but it helps me not to forget books I have that I want to read.
For the sake of the theme for Top Ten Tuesday, I have whittled my list down to ten, simply for this post. It’s much larger in my reading journal.
I am leaving off the books I’ve already ready this month and the books I will be reading for the Agatha Christie Challenge which are Endless Night (September), Sleeping Murder (October), and The Secret Adversary for November (because I’ve already read And Then There Were None).
The Two Mrs. Abbotts by D.E. Stevenson
Life Goes On by Philip Gulley
Miss Read: Storm in the Village by Miss Read
Clouds of Witnesses by Dorothy Sayers
Thank You, Jeeves by P.G. Wodehouse
Lark Rise to Candleford by Flora Thompson
The Last Battle by C.S. Lewis
Pigeon Pie Mystery by Julia Stuart
Murder, She Wrote: A Fatal Feast by Donald Bain
For the most part, despite this list, I’ll probably just grab whatever I want to read at the time off my shelves, but I have fun making lists.
How about you?
If you are new to my blog, I just wanted to share with you that I co-host a monthly bookish link party called A Good Book and A Cup of Tea (no, you don’t have to drink tea to participate) with Erin (Still Life, With Cracker Crumbs) and Cat (Cat’s Wire). You can find a link to it at the top of the page. The link party is for all book-related posts from reviews and recommendations to …well, anything related to books at all. Including Top Ten Tuesday, if you want to link your top ten there too!
On Thursdays, I am part of the Weekend Traffic Jam Reboot blog link party. You can find the latest one in the sidebar to the right under recent posts.
Hello! Welcome to my blog. I am a blogger, homeschool mom, and I write cozy mysteries.
You can find my Gladwynn Grant Mystery series HERE.
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Here we are for yet another Murder, She Wrote installment written by Donald Bain.
This one was just as fun and engaging as previous ones I have read. Award winning? Nope but I don’t mind. It was still well-written and a good distraction from real life.
This is number 30th in the series. I have read about five of the books in the series, never in order and haven’t had an issue jumping right into the story. Each one is like a Murder, She Wrote episode.
In this one we are down south where Jessica has been asked to solve a 40-year old crime. What’s interesting isn’t that she’s been asked to solve such an old crime – it’s that she is asked to do so by a dead woman.
Tillie Mortelaine stipulated in her will that if Jessica wants $1 million for a literacy program the two women started, she will solve the murder of Tillie’s former finance Wanamaker Jones within a month.
Jessica takes the challenge on, despite the anger of family members of Tillie who believe the entire inheritance should come to them.
To make matters even more complicated, there was a ghost hunting couple and a manipulating conman living in Tillie’s mansion at the time of her very strange death. The woman was 91 but she fell down a large flight of stairs and Jessica isn’t sure that it was an accident. She soon wonders if she will have two murders to solve.
If you’re looking for a quick, intriguing read I would definitely recommend this one or any of the other Murder, She Wrote books I have read so far.
You can find links to reviews of some of them by searching in the side bar to the right.
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Hello! Welcome to my blog. I am a blogger, homeschool mom, and I write cozy mysteries.
You can find my Gladwynn Grant Mystery series HERE.
It’s time for our Sunday morning chat. On Sundays, I ramble about what’s been going on, whatthe rest of the familyand I have been reading and watching, andwhat I’ve been writing.
What’s Been Occurring
Friday my family visited a small used bookstore near us for my birthday (which was yesterday) and I came home with a stack of books and spent a little too much money so I am not buying books in October. Plus, I am running out of room for physical books!
I finally felt good for once when we went because I often seem to have one ailment or another when we go. This time I could really explore which is probably why I discovered these two Gladys Taber books in the wild, one of them actually published in 1946.
I may or may not have made a little giddy squeal when I found the books, I might add. The kids rolled their eyes a bit but I said I was allowed to have my nerding out moment, considering my son and husband often have theirs in comic book or Warhammer stores.
I’m still reading my first Gladys Taber book, but I’m already collecting others because I have a feeling I will enjoy all of them.
This little bookshop has a nice mix of fiction and non-fiction, collectibles and non-collectibles.
There is a small new book section and a large section that covers one long wall and features lovely antique or classic books books.
She (the owner) also sells a wide variety of mass paperbacks, which have been discontinued as a book format, and usually I find a few Murder, She Wrote books but not this time, sadly. She also has a little cozy corner full of cozy mysteries and other mystery books and a small selection of Christian Fiction.
There are two rocking chairs on the front porch and three chairs inside where you can sit and read while your family shops.
The town where the bookshop is located in is a tiny tourist village which is quite busy from May until Labor Day. The village isn’t really busy, actually. The lake, cabins, and the inns/small hotels are.
This weekend the whole place was deserted and the other three little stores in the middle of town were closed. I guess the shop owners all decided this was the time to go on their own vacations.
Winter is a fairly relaxed time for the little village so I hope to go to the store again in winter and just explore every section even more.
Maybe even by myself, which is something I really don’t do very often.
What I/We’ve Been Reading
Recently Finished
I finished The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain last night. I’ve been saying for a couple of years that I wanted to read it again (I was about 12 the last time I did) and I’m glad I finally did.
It’s a fun, adventurous story with plenty of excitement for people of any age.
And of course that coupled with all the humor was a nice distraction from life.
In Progress
I am slow reading Stillmeadow Daybrook by Gladys Taber. Since each chapter is a month, I plan to read a chapter a month for the rest of 2026 and into 2027. I’m also reading Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis.
I am also reading Endless Night by Agatha Christie for the 2026 Christie Reading Challenge. Christie wrote the book in 1968 and said it was her favorite book she’d written.
I plan to start The Two Mrs. Abbott’s by D.E. Stevenson this week as well.
Up Soon
I picked up some new books at the book store, including one by Rhys Bowen, who I have yet to read anything by, and another one by Phillip Gulley that is part of the Harmony series.
New arrivals to my bookshelf
Forever and a Death by Donald Westlake, Julie of the Wolves Treasurery by Jean Craighead George, Naughy in Nice by Rhys Bowen, The Runaway Quilt by Jenniver Chiaverini, The Tuscan child by Rhys Bowen, Life Goes On by Phillip Gullety, The Lighthouse by PD James, The Haunted Showboat by Carolyn Keene, My Own Cape Cod by Gladys Taber, Especially Spaniels by Gladys Taber, Murder at and Irish chipper by Carlene O’Connor.
What I/We’ve Been Watching
I read more than I watched last week but I did rewatch the movie Phffft for my Autumn of Jack Lemmon and last night my family and I rewatched Project Hail Mary, which my daughter and husband had not seen yet.
I did not work a ton on Gladwynn Grant Goes Back to School but I did work on it a little. You can find a link to my other books at the bottom of this blog post.
Some Housekeeping
Erin (Still Life, With Cracker Crumbs), Cat (Cat’s Wire) and I host a monthly bookish link party called A Good Book and A Cup of Tea. This link-up is for book and reading posts or anything related to books and reading (even movies based on books!). Each link party will be open for a month. You can find that link up for this month here.
Each week, I host the Weekend Traffic Jam Reboot with some great hosts. It goes live Thursday night, but you can share any kind of blog posts (family-friendly) there until Tuesday of each week. You can check my recent posts on the sidebar to the right for the most recent link party.
Now It’s Your Turn
What have you been doing, watching, reading, listening to, or writing?
If you would like to be the first to get news about my books or just have access to special posts for supporters, you can do so here for $2.99 a month https://lisahoweler.com/support-my-writing/
Welcome to the Weekend Traffic Jam Reboot, where we offer a place for bloggers to link up and get a fresh set of eyes on their posts. We also feature one blog a week, letting our readers know about the blog and providing a link so readers can learn more about it.Please feel free to post new blog posts or old ones you want to bring attention to again.
Look for the post to go live about 9:30 PM EST on Thursdays.
Hello! Is fall arriving where you are? The trees are just staring to change, barely, where I am and we are having some days of cooler weather. I like those chilly days where I can grab a blanket and curl up under it to read. I love when the leavs change color too so I am looking forward to that.
Now, let’s introduce our current hosts for the Weekend Traffic Jam Reboot:
Marsha from Marsha in the Middle started blogging in 2021 as an exercise in increasing her neuroplasticity. Oh, who are we kidding? Marsha started blogging because she loves clothes, and she loves to talk or, in this case, write!
Melynda from Scratch Made Food! & DIY Homemade Household – The name says it all, we homestead in East Texas, with three generations sharing this land. I cook and bake from scratch, between gardening and running after the chickens, and knitting!
Lisa from Boondock Ramblingsshares about the fiction she writes and reads, her faith, homeschooling, photography and more.
Cat from Cat’s Wire is a bookworm, movie fan, crazy cat lady, armed with beads, cabs, wire and a very jumpy brain which loves to go down rabbit holes!
Rena from Fine, Whatever writes about style, midlife, and the “fine whatever” moments that make life both meaningful and fun. Since 2015, she’s been celebrating creativity, confidence, and finding joy in the everyday.
We would love to have additional Co-Hosts to share in the creativity and fun! If you think this would be a good fit for you and you like having fun (come on, who doesn’t!) while still being creative, drop one of us an email and someone will get back with you!
WTJR will be highlighting a different blogger each week this year! We invite you to stop by their blog, take a look around and say hello!
I write because it is my way of appreciating life, people, and my nation. My nation inspires me in more ways than I can do justice to.
‘Innerdialects‘: because I believe we all speak our very own language, or the same language when the need arises. If you have survived an illness, a storm, an unusual event in your life, you will agree. I have understood life so much better through the eyes of a friend. I have also seen life through the perspective of a person not a friend. I have gained insights through those who love. I have also learned through those who hate, those who are different, and those who are indifferent.
Painting is so much easier: one is not as vulnerable. Words betray the way our heart went today, or that time we hit a new low. Or high. And I know vulnerability can be an indispensable vehicle if used to transport value. I write/ paint from Reality: and some things between.
Thank you so much for joining us for our link-up!
And now some posts that were highlights for me this past week:
This link party is for blog posts only. All other links will be deleted.
Please link only blog posts you created yourself.
Please link directly to the URL of your post and not the main address of your blog.
Please do not add links to videos, sales ads, or social media links such as YouTube videos or Shorts, Instagram or Facebook Reels, TikTok videos, or any other “social media” based content.
But do visit other blogs and give the gift of a comment.
Notice: By linking with Weekend Traffic Jam Reboot, you assert that content and photos are your own property. And you give us permission to share said content if your post or blog is showcased.
We welcome unlimited, family friendly content! This can include opinion pieces, recipes, travel recaps, fashion ideas, crafts, thrifting, lifestyle, book reviews or discussions, photography, art, and so much more! Thank you for joining us!
It’s time for our Sunday morning chat. On Sundays, I ramble about what’s been going on, whatthe rest of the familyand I have been reading and watching, andwhat I’ve been writing.
This past week sucked for so many reasons but I was so excited to see that Amazon had put The Monkees on Prime this week.
This was a show produced in the 1960s but aired on Nickelodeon in the 1980s. It was a show that I loved to watch as a kid at my friend’s house, because we didn’t have cable at my house. I always loved the goofiness of it and the music. Watching it was such a wonderful distraction. I laughed and just enjoyed the ridiculousness of it.
What is crazy is that WordPress showed me what I wrote last year on this same date and I also mentioned The Monkees in that post! Ha! Apparently remembering the show and band always happens in September for me and maybe that is because the show debuted on September 12, 1966.
I also wanted to clarify my comments last week about how many books people read in a month. I am not sure it was clear that my original thought were “people can’t read that many books” but then I thought about all the reasons they could read that many.
I also appreciated all the comments from other readers about why people can read a larger amount of books in a month compared to other readers. Go back and read some of those comments if you get a chance.
What I/We’ve Been Reading
Recently Finished
I didn’t finish any books this week but instead kept starting new ones.
In Progress
I am slow reading Stillmeadow Daybrook by Gladys Taber. Since each chapter is a month, I plan to read a chapter a month for the rest of 2026 and into 2027. I’m also reading Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis.
I am also reading A Crime At Black Dudley by Margery Allingham, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain, and The Moss Covered Mansion by Carolyn Keene (Nancy Drew).
Up Soon
I just ordered The Two Mrs. Abbotts by D.E. Stevenson so I can read that soon and I also ordered a copy of Endless Nights by Agatha Christie to read for the Christie Reading Challenge’s September read.
What The Family is Reading
Little Miss and I are still reading Rascal by Stirling North for school and for fun we are reading ThePink Motel by Carol Ryrie Brink.
New arrivals to my bookshelf
I received a copy of Miss Silver Comes to Stay by Patricia Wentworth that I purchased off Thriftbooks.
What I/We’ve Been Watching
This past week I watched The Monkees as I mentioned, a couple of silly movies – Cactus Flower and Romance on the High Seas – as well as a couple of The Hardy Boys episodes from the 1970s after they dropped Nancy Drew from the show.
Erin (Still Life, With Cracker Crumbs), Cat (Cat’s Wire) and I host a monthly bookish link party called A Good Book and A Cup of Tea. This link-up is for book and reading posts or anything related to books and reading (even movies based on books!). Each link party will be open for a month. You can find that link up for this month here.
Each week, I host the Weekend Traffic Jam Reboot with some great hosts. It goes live Thursday night, but you can share any kind of blog posts (family-friendly) there until Tuesday of each week. You can check my recent posts on the sidebar to the right for the most recent link party.
Now It’s Your Turn
What have you been doing, watching, reading, listening to, or writing?
Welcome to the Weekend Traffic Jam Reboot, where we offer a place for bloggers to link up and get a fresh set of eyes on their posts. We also feature one blog a week, letting our readers know about the blog and providing a link so readers can learn more about it.Please feel free to post new blog posts or old ones you want to bring attention to again.
Look for the post to go live about 9:30 PM EST on Thursdays.
Today (well, Friday) is a dificult day for a lot of people in the United States. Remembering the attack on our nation 25 years ago certainly isn’t easy to do but it is necessary. We can not forget those who died at the hands of terrorists hell bent on destroying our nation, but instead woke a sleeping giant.
Today is time for reflection, memories, and, for those who lost so much, sorrow.
Now, let’s introduce our current hosts for the Weekend Traffic Jam Reboot:
Marsha from Marsha in the Middle started blogging in 2021 as an exercise in increasing her neuroplasticity. Oh, who are we kidding? Marsha started blogging because she loves clothes, and she loves to talk or, in this case, write!
Melynda from Scratch Made Food! & DIY Homemade Household – The name says it all, we homestead in East Texas, with three generations sharing this land. I cook and bake from scratch, between gardening and running after the chickens, and knitting!
Lisa from Boondock Ramblingsshares about the fiction she writes and reads, her faith, homeschooling, photography and more.
Cat from Cat’s Wire is a bookworm, movie fan, crazy cat lady, armed with beads, cabs, wire and a very jumpy brain which loves to go down rabbit holes!
Rena from Fine, Whatever writes about style, midlife, and the “fine whatever” moments that make life both meaningful and fun. Since 2015, she’s been celebrating creativity, confidence, and finding joy in the everyday.
We would love to have additional Co-Hosts to share in the creativity and fun! If you think this would be a good fit for you and you like having fun (come on, who doesn’t!) while still being creative, drop one of us an email and someone will get back with you!
WTJR will be highlighting a different blogger each week this year! We invite you to stop by their blog, take a look around and say hello!
This link party is for blog posts only. All other links will be deleted.
Please link only blog posts you created yourself.
Please link directly to the URL of your post and not the main address of your blog.
Please do not add links to videos, sales ads, or social media links such as YouTube videos or Shorts, Instagram or Facebook Reels, TikTok videos, or any other “social media” based content.
But do visit other blogs and give the gift of a comment.
Notice: By linking with Weekend Traffic Jam Reboot, you assert that content and photos are your own property. And you give us permission to share said content if your post or blog is showcased.
We welcome unlimited, family friendly content! This can include opinion pieces, recipes, travel recaps, fashion ideas, crafts, thrifting, lifestyle, book reviews or discussions, photography, art, and so much more! Thank you for joining us!
It’s time for our Sunday morning chat. On Sundays, I ramble about what’s been going on, whatthe rest of the familyand I have been reading and watching, andwhat I’ve been writing.
Bear with me on my thoughts this week…read to the end before getting offended! *wink*
I was going to make a comment this week about how I think it’s absolutely crazy when a Booktuber (someone who talks about books on YouTube) or book blogger comes out and says that they read 14 books in one month.
Sometimes I think that’s ridiculous (unless you’re retired) because that’s four books a week and I just can’t imagine fitting in four books a week with the rest of life.
But then I had to remind myself that books are all different sizes and some take less time than others. Then I had a fairly depressing end of my week and realized that disassociating by reading a lot of books is actually not the worst thing in the world and it’s a lot healthier than going out and committing crimes or drinking a bottle of whiskey to get through the hard time (neither of which I did, by the way. I drank herbal tea, ate some chocolate, cried, and read a book).
So it was a bit of a reality check for me that when I wanted to “criticize” somebody for saying they read a lot of books, I really should be telling myself to read more and disconnect from life more. I wasn’t really criticizing but questioning…originally that is.
Luckily, most of those who I watch who talk about how many books they read are not bragging or saying people have to read that many books. They’re simply sharing what they read and many times I like what they’ve read so I had them to my list of “need to read” books.
What I/We’ve Been Reading
Recently Finished
Murder, She Wrote: A Slaying in Savannah by Donald Bain and “Jessica B. Fletcher”. I wasn’t sure I was going to like this one when I started it but I ended up liking it quite a bit.
In Progress
I am slow reading Stillmeadow Daybrook by Gladys Taber. Since each chapter is a month, I plan to read a chapter a month for the rest of 2026 and into 2027. I’m also reading Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis.
I am also reading The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain, and The Pink Motel by Carol Ryrie Brink, The Crime at Black Dudley by Margery Allingham. I’m reading whichever one I am in the mood for that day or night.
Up Soon
I will be starting Endless Night by Agatha Christie, The Two Mrs. Abbott’s by D.E. Stevenson, and Nancy Drew: The Mystery of the Moss Covered Mansion.
What The Family is Reading
Little Miss and I are reading Rascal by Sterling North and started The Pink Motel by Carol Ryrie Brink together.
New arrivals to my bookshelf
I added three more Tommy and Tuppence books to my shelves last week: Partners in Crime, N or M?, and the first book in their series, The Secret Adversary.
My husband also picked me up two newer Nancy Drew books at a local fair.
What I/We’ve Been Watching
This past week I watched a couple episodes of The Hardy Boys from the 1970s. This was after they dropped Nancy Drew from the show.
I also watched Son of Fury with George Sanders and Tyrone Power and started Cactus Flower with Walter Matthau, Ingrid Bergman, and Goldie Hawn but didn’t finish it before it went off Amazon Prime and now I’m not really sure I want to pay to rent it. It wasn’t really something I was enjoying that much.
I also enjoyed this short video that featured an interview with Miss Read (real name Dora Saint):
Erin (Still Life, With Cracker Crumbs), Cat (Cat’s Wire) and I host a monthly bookish link party called A Good Book and A Cup of Tea. This link-up is for book and reading posts or anything related to books and reading (even movies based on books!). Each link party will be open for a month. You can find that link up for this month here.
Each week, I host the Weekend Traffic Jam Reboot with some great hosts. It goes live Thursday night, but you can share any kind of blog posts (family-friendly) there until Tuesday of each week. You can check my recent posts on the sidebar to the right for the most recent link party.
Now It’s Your Turn
What have you been doing, watching, reading, listening to, or writing?
If you would like to be the first to get news about my books or just have access to special posts for supporters, you can do so here for $2.99 a month https://lisahoweler.com/support-my-writing/
Welcome to the Weekend Traffic Jam Reboot, where we offer a place for bloggers to link up and get a fresh set of eyes on their posts. We also feature one blog a week, letting our readers know about the blog and providing a link so readers can learn more about it.Please feel free to post new blog posts or old ones you want to bring attention to again.
Look for the post to go live about 9:30 PM EST on Thursdays.
It’s finally here! My favorite season! Autumn! I am going to miss the fun summer activities but not the heat and humidity, which we had a lot of this week.
I am looking forward to cool Autumn days where I can huddle under a blanket and sip some hot cocoa or tea while reading a book.
And then there will be winter when I can decline to do anything because it is just too cold and snowy out.
Now, let’s introduce our current hosts for the Weekend Traffic Jam Reboot:
Marsha from Marsha in the Middle started blogging in 2021 as an exercise in increasing her neuroplasticity. Oh, who are we kidding? Marsha started blogging because she loves clothes, and she loves to talk or, in this case, write!
Melynda from Scratch Made Food! & DIY Homemade Household – The name says it all, we homestead in East Texas, with three generations sharing this land. I cook and bake from scratch, between gardening and running after the chickens, and knitting!
Lisa from Boondock Ramblingsshares about the fiction she writes and reads, her faith, homeschooling, photography and more.
Cat from Cat’s Wire is a bookworm, movie fan, crazy cat lady, armed with beads, cabs, wire and a very jumpy brain which loves to go down rabbit holes!
Rena from Fine, Whatever writes about style, midlife, and the “fine whatever” moments that make life both meaningful and fun. Since 2015, she’s been celebrating creativity, confidence, and finding joy in the everyday.
We would love to have additional Co-Hosts to share in the creativity and fun! If you think this would be a good fit for you and you like having fun (come on, who doesn’t!) while still being creative, drop one of us an email and someone will get back with you!
WTJR will be highlighting a different blogger each week this year! We invite you to stop by their blog, take a look around and say hello!
This link party is for blog posts only. All other links will be deleted.
Please link only blog posts you created yourself.
Please link directly to the URL of your post and not the main address of your blog.
Please do not add links to videos, sales ads, or social media links such as YouTube videos or Shorts, Instagram or Facebook Reels, TikTok videos, or any other “social media” based content.
But do visit other blogs and give the gift of a comment.
Notice: By linking with Weekend Traffic Jam Reboot, you assert that content and photos are your own property. And you give us permission to share said content if your post or blog is showcased.
We welcome unlimited, family friendly content! This can include opinion pieces, recipes, travel recaps, fashion ideas, crafts, thrifting, lifestyle, book reviews or discussions, photography, art, and so much more! Thank you for joining us!
If you are new to my blog, I just wanted to share with you that I co-host a monthly bookish link party called A Good Book and A Cup of Tea (no, you don’t have to drink tea to participate) with Erin (Still Life, With Cracker Crumbs) and Cat (Cat’s Wire). You can find a link to it at the top of the page. The link party is for all book-related posts from reviews and recommendations to …well, anything related to books at all. Including Top Ten Tuesday, if you want to link your top ten there too!
Today’s Top Ten Tuesday prompt is: Books With Nationalities In The Title (e.g. The French Lieutenant’s Woman, Mexican Gothic, An American Marriage, etc.) (submitted by Cathy @WhatCathyReadNext)
I will not lie — I had to search online for some of these because I couldn’t actually find any on my shelves and couldn’t remember any books I had read with nationalities. I may have just not looked very well.
What I decided to do is share those I have already read or want to read. If the title has “haven’t read yet” next to it, it means I want to read it.
The Maltese Falcon by Dashielle Hammett (haven’t yet read)
2. The Cretan Bull (The Labours of Hercules Vol. 2) by Agatha Christie (haven’t read yet)
3. Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee: An Indian History of the American West by Dee Brown (haven’t read yet but started it,)
4. The Egypt Game (1967) Zilpha Keatley Snyder (haven’t read it yet, but plan to read it with my daughter for school this year)
5. The Corsican Brothers by Alexandre Dumas (haven’t read yet)
6. The Cat Who Ate Danish Modern by Lilian Jackson Braun (read)
7. Murder in an Irish Village by Carlene O’Connor (read)
8. Vienna Prelude by Bodie Thoene (read a loong time ago)
9. The English Air by D.E. Stevenson (haven’t read yet)
10. Murder in Mesopotamia by Agatha Christie
On Thursdays, I am part of the Weekend Traffic Jam Reboot blog link party. You can find the latest one in the sidebar to the right under recent posts.
Hello! Welcome to my blog. I am a blogger, homeschool mom, and I write cozy mysteries.
You can find my Gladwynn Grant Mystery series HERE.
If you would like to be the first to get news about my books or just have access to special posts for supporters, you can do so here for $2.99 a month : https://lisahoweler.com/support-my-writing/
