Christina Boyd reviews THE ECHO BELOW. "Heather Cavill delivers a compelling debut that blends a coastal mystery, family secrets, supernatural suspense with remarkable confidence. Set against the eerie backdrop of the fictional town of Greyhook, Washington, the novel immediately immerses readers in a world of fog-drenched cliffs, restless tides, and lingering grief. Isla March is an engaging protagonist, and her return home unfolds with a steady sense of unease that keeps the

Christina Boyd interviews author Heather Cavill. Cavill lives with her family in a quiet beach community near Vancouver, where the fog, sea, and folklore of the West Coast shape her writing. With decades of experience as a professional photographer and branding and marketing consultant, she brings a visual storyteller’s eye to every page. Her background in creative writing, combined with her artistic roots, drives her passion for crafting immersive, atmospheric fiction. Debu

Sophia Rose reviews Eleanor and the South Beach Murders, #2 Eleanor Roosevelt Mystery, by Ellen Yardley. For fans of Colleen Cambridge, S.K. Golden, Jacqueline Winspear, and Ashley Weaver, a brilliant 1950s Cold War historical mystery featuring former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt’s indispensable assistant as an equally resourceful sleuth. As the duo become entangled in a deadly international mystery connected to famous singer Josephine Baker, can Kay trust her own instincts

Why do I read and/or write about Jane Austen? by Lona Manning