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Four and Twenty Blackbirds
by M.J. Schiller FOUR AND TWENTY BLACKBIRDS Fairytale Romance Series, Book One Once upon a time, a woman fell in love with a prince…and married his brother. Once upon a time… A young lady named Izzy was abducted by marauders and forced into slavery. Upon her arrival at the castle, she was taken in by one of the king’s advisors, a wise and kindly man. As time passed, she fell in love with a young man whom she later discovered was the prince. This prince, Trevarius, as he was
Liz Flaherty
3 days ago3 min read


Release Day!
September 1 is a special day to me. It was the day my brother Joe married Sadie, the sister he brought home just for me! While I've been saying that for 60-some years, no one quite believes me. September is a colorful, hopeful time, and I wish that for you. In the meantime, Shades of Green releases today. It's one of my favorite stories ever, and Cari and Zack are in the favorite couples list, too. It's the end of the Harper Loch Trilogy. I hope you like it. Pastor Cari Newla
Liz Flaherty
4 days ago2 min read


The Forecast is ... Murder!
by Susie Black The United Television Network exiles disgraced investigative reporter Sunny Knight to a remote California desert affiliate. Sunny is informed by the station owner that, since nothing happens in the middle of nowhere, the station does not need an investigative reporter, and she is now the weather reporter. After they have a vicious altercation, the station owner’s bridge partner is discovered dead, and Sunny’s boss is arrested for the murder. Despite her differe
Liz Flaherty
Aug 247 min read


Devil's Advocate
by M.J. Schiller Thank you, Liz, for having me on the Window! It’s an honor being on the blog that I enjoy reading so much! People often ask where an author gets their ideas for their books. Mine come from a number of sources. One book, it was the first line that came to my mind, and the story revolved around that. (Ironically, the line ended up being in the middle of the book.) Sometimes it’s a dream, sometimes it develops out of a song, and sometimes, like with my newest r
Liz Flaherty
Apr 85 min read
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