It's supposed to be Spring here in upstate New York, or so I imagine, but it's been a tease this year. One day in the 70's and the next in the 50s. The other day, I caught a male duck and his lady friend taking a stroll on my pool cover. I wonder if they were hoping for the temperature to be a bit warmer, not that I want them splashing in my pool. My latest book, Muskets, Mutts and Murder, has a bit of local history included. Like many areas in our great country, and I'm sur

Hopefully, Spring is coming. I don't know about you, but I am really, really tired of winter weather. But on the good news front, my newest Samantha Davies Mystery, Muskets, Mutts and Murder, will be released this Thursday, March 26th. This book has a little history thrown in. Like many areas of the country, upstate New York was the scene of a lot of our country's history. At Fort William Henry, a battle took place during the French and Indian War. Every year, the fort holds

I hope you've had a great month. Has it been snowy like mine? I don't know about you, but slap me silly if I complain about the heat this summer. I've been busy putting the finishing touches on the next Samantha Davies Mystery. This one has a bit of history in it. The title, drum roll please, is-- Muskets, Mutts and Murder. Sam and Porkchop will be sleuthing once again. To warm you up a bit, A Pawsome Summer for Murder is on sale for .99 now until Feb 27. Go to www.sakazlo.co

Like a lot of you, it's been a hectic holiday season, but a fun one with all the grandkids, family and pups. All my decorations are down. The tree just needs to be put in the attic until next year. Needless to say, I've managed to add very few words to the next book in my Samantha Davies Mystery series. Porkchop is raring to solve another murder. Ghoulish little fellow, isn't he? How's the weather where you live? In Upstate New York, it has been really cold. This morning it w