reluctant sleuth
Darrow Woodsliving in a not always so cozy mystery
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Preview of Chapter 3 of The Book of Strong Suggestions
The dude in the blue suit, red tie had just gone out the door, in a hurry to catch his GO train. He was always the last guy in the Monday morning rush, when the trains to Toronto were every fifteen minutes. Amber had a lot less time, maybe...
Special Preview of Chapter Two of my new novel
Ben Weaver stood silent and still before the double stainless-steel sinks on the scullery side of the retreat centre kitchen. He breathed deeply, giving his attention to the sensation of his chest expanding. He exhaled slowly, feeling the a...
The Mansion on the Hill
I accepted an invitation to speak this week to a congregation that listened graciously to seven years of my preaching. I decided to write them a story inspired by the parable of the workers in the vineyard.
Alfie Last was going to be late...
Special Preview: Chapter 1 of my new novel
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Chapter One “What is more valuable than a freely offered act o...
The Book of Christmas Joy nominated for a People's Choice Award
My most recent Rev. Thomas Book mystery did not win its category, but did make the nomination list for a People’s Choice Award at Killer Nashville. I was invited to attend, but am currently not contemplating a trip to the USA.
I would how...
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Developing my craft as a mystery writer. I also write about the books and tv I like, and other things. I'm a spiritual director and a police chaplain.
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