[Partial repost of my article on the Prairie Rose Publications’ blog – 3/8/2023] This is the third of my year-long series of articles at the
Category: Prairie Rose Publications
The King and I – #prairierosepubs #movie dance scenes
I blog at the Prairie Rose Publications’ blog on the second Wednesday of the month. For 2023, I’m doing a year-long series in which I
Historically Set Movie Dance Scenes – 12-part series #prairierosepubs #dancesinmovies
I blog at the Prairie Rose Publications’ blog on the second Wednesday of the month. For 2023, I’m doing a year-long series in which I
21 Days of Chicago Lightning – Teasers, Tidbits, Trivia (Day 21 – 1920s reference books) by Kaye Spencer #roaringtwenties #romanticsuspense #prohibitionera
Chicago Lightning is a romantic suspense novel that begins with the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre in Chicago on February 14, 1929 and ends around midnight
21 Days of Chicago Lightning – Teasers, Tidbits, Trivia (Day 20 – Hello? Who’s calling?) by Kaye Spencer #roaringtwenties #romanticsuspense #prohibitionera
Chicago Lightning is a romantic suspense novel that begins with the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre in Chicago on February 14, 1929 and ends around midnight
21 Days of Chicago Lightning – Teasers, Tidbits, Trivia (Day 19 – What did it cost? 1925-1929) by Kaye Spencer #roaringtwenties #romanticsuspense #prohibitionera
Chicago Lightning is a romantic suspense novel that begins with the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre in Chicago on February 14, 1929 and ends around midnight
21 Days of Chicago Lightning – Teasers, Tidbits, Trivia (Day 18 – “The Hedge”) by Kaye Spencer #roaringtwenties #romanticsuspense #prohibitionera
Chicago Lightning is a romantic suspense novel that begins with the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre in Chicago on February 14, 1929 and ends around midnight
21 Days of Chicago Lightning – Teasers, Tidbits, Trivia (Day 17 – Bulletproof vests) by Kaye Spencer #roaringtwenties #romanticsuspense #prohibitionera
Chicago Lightning is a romantic suspense novel that begins with the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre in Chicago on February 14, 1929 and ends around midnight