He’s Alive!
I maintain an author can write an exciting, baffling, and engaging “mystery” that does not include a corpse. Even Sherlock Holmes agrees with me. Click “Read More” to find out how. (Read More …)
I maintain an author can write an exciting, baffling, and engaging “mystery” that does not include a corpse. Even Sherlock Holmes agrees with me. Click “Read More” to find out how. (Read More …)
Happy Valentine’s Day, readers! My heartfelt gift to you is a new Dickens Station Mystery Short Story titled Cheyenne’s Valentine Mystery. Where did her mother go that day? What happened to her? How did the old man get her bracelet? Click “Read More” to find the answers and to feel the love on Valentine’s Day. (Read More …)
Fellow sleuths. It’s time once again to “exercise the little grey cells” as Agatha Christie’s Hercule Poirot would say with a Dickens Station Mini Mystery. You can easily read today’s mystery in under 7 minutes, and the resolution in under 6 minutes. That leaves you 2 minutes for your deductions and hypotheses. Child’s play, is it not?
So, click [Read More] to test your “little grey cells” against mine as together we solve The Case of the Telltale Tiles, A Dickens Station 15-Minute Mystery. (Read More …)
I offer you a mystery that will take you less than three minutes to enjoy. Can you unravel the Case of the Misshaken Identity? Click “read more” to find out. (Read More …)