Tuesday, May 13, 2025

Same Place, Same Stars by Katey Taylor Trailer & Excerpt


Same Place, Same Stars
Katey Taylor

Genre: Psychological Mystery/Drama, 
Coming-of-Age, Adult Fiction 
Publisher: Katey Taylor
Date of Publication: 5/13/25
ISBN: 9781732750456
ASIN: B0DYK959FJ
Number of pages: 317
Word Count: 93,000

Book Description:

Twenty-one-year-old Natalia battles a rare parasomnia sleep disorder that propels her to act violently, experience night terrors, and put herself in dangerous situations—all while she’s unconscious.

After waking up covered in unexplained bruises, she lands herself back in a mental facility. Making friends has never been easy, but at Awana, she quickly bonds with her fun-loving roommate Lindsay and falls for Gabriel, a handsome yet severely depressed resident she secretly meets at night.

As Natalia wrestles with the harsh side effects of her medication, her reality unravels, exposing disturbing truths about those she trusts most. Though romantic relationships are strictly forbidden at Awana, Gabriel becomes her lifeline amidst the chaos. To be with him, Natalia must risk everything—including her sanity, and she learns some choices carry devastating consequences.

Filled with shocking twists, Same Place, Same Stars, is a psychological drama that unpacks the many layers of what happens when dark secrets refuse to be ignored.

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Excerpt: CHAPTER 1

 

No sharp objects. Pack light.

My instinct is to run, but I don’t know how far my sore limbs will carry me.

Apathy is my last line of defense.

I reach for a baggy sweatshirt and leggings. This has become my uniform when I go away, not for any fashion statement but its functionality—it can be easily taken off before my body is searched by a nurse’s gloved hands. The pressure from the fabric causes me to hiss in pain. I carefully step each leg in tocover the tender scrapes and deep purple bruises along my pale white shins and thighs. The bruises are a reminder that I’ve messed up again.  

I drag my worn leather suitcase that’s on its last leg away from our cottage and into the trunk of Olga’s station wagon. She doesn’t say a word as we head out of our driveway and onto the tree-dense highway. The branches are grayer than normal, though it could be my mood filtering the world in a cloud of indifference.

Olga rolls every window down even though it’s a brisk fifty-two degrees. Long drives make her sweat. I think she would never leave our small town if it were up to her, but I remain her forcing agent.

My eyes wander from the pastures filled with cows and horses to Olga and her wild blowing hair that is unusually more silver than black for someone in their thirties.

“So, what’s this ward like?” I ask, trying to break the tense silence.

“Don’t call it that. That’s not what it’s called. This is a treatment center.”

She turns up her classical piano playlist, the one she plays to calm her nerves, then hands me a folded piece of stock paper filled with smiling faces of young adults—those who, like me, are not teenagers anymore but not quite what I would consider adults either. Much like our mental state, we’re something in between.

The brochure states this center isn’t government funded. By the looks of it, it seems far out of the budget of Olga’s ballet studio salary and my unemployed status, but it claims as part of their philosophy that they take on special cases free of charge. Just my luck, they happened to have room for a last-minute drop-in.

After the stunt I pulled last night, I’m sure Olga would be willing to pay any price.


About the Author:

Katey Taylor is a San Francisco Bay Area-based author and published poet, with work featured in online magazines such as DarkWinter Lit, SWAAY, and Fauxmoir. She’s recognized for her ability to address complex topics with sensitivity and depth.









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Sunday, May 11, 2025

Cruises, Cocktails, and Corpses by Michelle L. Clifton Excerpt Giveaway & Cocktail Recipe

 

Cruises, Cocktails, and Corpses:

 (A Taryn O'Kelly Mystery) 

by Michelle L. Clifton

About Cruises, Cocktails, and Corpses

 

Cruises, Cocktails, and Corpses: (A Taryn O'Kelly Mystery) 

Cozy Mystery

2nd in the Series

Setting - On Board a cruise ship and Cartagena, Colombia 

Publisher ‏ : ‎ Salty Inspirations 

(April 8, 2025) 

Hardcover ‏ : ‎ 277 pages

ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 979-8990881730 

Publisher ‏ : ‎ Salty Inspirations

(April 8, 2025) 

Language ‏ : ‎ English

Paperback ‏ : ‎ 277 pages 

ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 979-8990881747

Digital ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0F3Z14WPJ

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Trapped in a sinister plot with a vengeful drug cartel is a killer vacation.

Taryn wanted sun, cocktails, and relaxation. Instead, she and Alex found themselves tangled in yet another deadly puzzle.

After months of chaos and a near-death experience, Taryn and Alex are desperate for a break. A romantic cruise seems like the perfect escape. Adventurous excursions, tropical drinks, and uninterrupted passion. But their dream vacation takes a dark turn when a danger from the past resurfaces, and bodies start piling up.

Trapped in the middle of a sinister plot, Taryn must unravel the mystery before the killer strikes again. With a vengeful drug cartel lurking in the shadows, the stakes are higher than ever. Will Taryn’s sharp instincts be enough to outmaneuver the enemy, or will their dream getaway become a deadly nightmare?

Fans of Janet Evanovich and rom-cozy mysteries will love this fast-paced escape filled with murder, romance, and laugh-out-loud moments.

Cruises, Cocktails, and Corpses is the second book in the Taryn O’Kelly Mystery series—but it can be read as a standalone. Perfect for readers who love strong female sleuths, tropical twists, and a splash of snark.


‛The other guests were fleeing the scene with their drinks still in their hands. At $10 a drink, you can’t waste those babies.’

‛That man needed coffee or something. Good grief, I barely touched him. He should not have been standing so close to my door. What right did he have to stare me down? Beginning to feel annoyed with the encounter, I took a moment to breathe and tell myself this was not worth my energy. He can not control my feelings or my day.’

‛I had never been so happy to see them standing together. My heart leaped; no one had been snatched or killed. Yay! What has my life come to?’

‛The ECS team did not want to panic the other passengers. Probably to keep the appearance that cruising is safe and people don’t die.’

“Who said anything about wasting it? If I am going to die, I am not going down without my drink. I’ll finish it. To justice!” She gulped the Aguardiente and coughed again. “It burns,” she wheezed.



Sip Into Vacation Mode with An Amaretto Sour (and a Margarita!) Inspired by Cruises, Cocktails, and Corpses (For Deal Sharing Aunt)

There’s something magical about the first sip of a cold cocktail on vacation. The sun kissing your skin, the music in the background, and a sense that at least for a little while life has hit pause on all the chaos. That feeling was exactly what I wanted to capture while writing Cruises, Cocktails, and Corpses, the second book in my Taryn O’Kelly mystery series.

 

Taryn and her boyfriend, Alex, take a much-needed getaway cruise, hoping to leave stress and danger behind. Of course, in true cozy mystery fashion, murder isn’t far behind. But before the bodies start stacking up, there's a peaceful, perfect moment: a sunny afternoon, a speakeasy-themed lounge, and two drinks that set the tone for relaxation.

 

In one of my favorite scenes, Taryn orders an Amaretto Sour:

 

The lounge was decorated like a 1920s speakeasy, and light jazz was playing over the sound system. Our bartender was dressed like a flapper girl, her long dark hair pinned back with a feathered clip.

 

I ordered an amaretto sour, Alex a margarita on the rocks without salt, and a plate of nachos to share.

 

We took our drinks and snacks to the outdoor seating. I could not get over how wonderful the sun felt on my skin, and how beautiful the flowers and the palm trees were.

 

“Thank you for bringing me here,” I said. I didn’t want this moment to end. “It’s so peaceful and stress-free.”

 

That moment of pure peace and gratitude is one I think we all crave, whether we're on a cruise ship or curled up at home with a good book.

 

Today, I’m sharing Taryn’s drink of choice. A simple, satisfying Amaretto Sour you can whip up anytime you need a mental getaway. And, because great moments are even better when shared, I’m also including Alex’s order: a classic Margarita on the rocks.

 

Taryn’s Vacation-Ready Amaretto Sour

 

Ingredients:

 

•    1 ½ ounces Amaretto liqueur

•    ¾ ounce Irish whiskey

•    1 ounce Natalie’s Margarita Mix

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No margarita mix on hand? No problem! You can substitute:

•    1 ounce fresh lime juice

•    1 teaspoon maple syrup

•    1 teaspoon water

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Instructions:

 

1.    Fill a shaker with ice.

2.    Add the Amaretto, Irish whiskey, and margarita mix (or the lime juice/maple syrup/water combo).

3.    Shake well until chilled.

4.    Strain into a rock glass filled with fresh ice.

5.    Garnish with a slice of lime or a maraschino cherry, if you like.

 

Alex’s Classic Margarita on the Rocks (No Salt!)

 

Ingredients:

 

•    2 ounces tequila

•    1 ounce triple sec

•    1 ounce margarita mix (or substitute 1 ounce fresh lime juice + 1 teaspoon maple syrup + 1 teaspoon water)

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Instructions:

 

1.    Fill a rocks glass with ice.

2.    Add the tequila and margarita mix.

3.    Stir gently to combine.

4.    Garnish with a lime wedge, if desired.

(And if you like your margaritas salty, feel free to rim your glass with salt before pouring!)

 

Why did I choose these cocktails?

 

The Amaretto Sour is one of those drinks that’s deceptively simple but feels luxurious, just like Taryn’s unexpected escape. The sweetness of the Amaretto, the slight bite of the whiskey, and the citrus zing from the margarita mix (or fresh lime) come together in a way that’s relaxing yet lively, much like the cruise that kicks off all the action in Cruises, Cocktails, and Corpses.

 

Alex’s margarita, on the other hand, is clean, classic, and a little bolder, perfect for a character who is Taryn’s steady anchor in an unpredictable world.

 

Together, these two cocktails capture a perfect vacation afternoon: a little sweetness, a little kick, and someone you love to share it with.

Whether you're solving mysteries together or simply savoring the sunshine, the right drink (and the right company) can turn an ordinary afternoon into a memory worth holding onto.

 

Make It a Cozy Reading Night

  

If you’re planning a weekend staycation or just a cozy night at home, why not go full Taryn-and-Alex mode?

•    Make a batch of nachos to snack on.

•    Play some light jazz in the background.

•    Pour yourself an Amaretto Sour or a Margarita (or one of each if you're feeling adventurous!).

•    Curl up with your favorite cozy mystery (or grab Cruises, Cocktails, and Corpses if you're ready for murder on the high seas).

In no time, you’ll be transported to sunny skies, sparkling oceans, and a mystery you can savor sip by sip.

 

About Michelle L. Clifton

Michelle L. Clifton is the author of the Taryn O’Kelly series, which mixes laugh-out-loud humor, steamy romance, and gripping mysteries. Her books are perfect for fans of Janet Evanovich, offering a modern twist on cozy mysteries with amateur sleuth Taryn O’Kelly at the helm.

Michelle was raised in Southwest Colorado in the great valleys of the Rocky Mountains. There she married the love of her life and raised two beautiful kids, a cat, two dogs, and chickens! She has worked in the dental field, dance and theater industry, athletics, and event coordinating. She created Salty Inspirations to pursue her passion for writing.

However, her favorite job is being MOM. Her family made a major move to Cape Coral, Florida, just in time for Hurricane Ian. When not crafting tales of intrigue, Michelle can be found spending time with her family hiking and camping in Colorado and boating and beaching in Florida. Oh! And writing of course!

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Thursday, May 8, 2025

Oceano Beach Bedlam by Topper Jones Excerpt, Interview & Giveaway

 

Oceano Beach Bedlam 

(A Thad Hanlon/Bri de la Guerra Mystery) 

by Topper Jones

About Oceano Beach Bedlam


Oceano Beach Bedlam (A Thad Hanlon/Bri de la Guerra Mystery)

Mystery/Detective Fiction

2nd in Series 

Setting - Five Cities area of the California

 Central Coast near Pismo Beach.

Publisher ‏ : ‎ Wild Rose Press 

(March 17, 2025) 

Paperback ‏ : ‎ 398 pages

ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1509260218

ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1509260218 

Digital ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0DSG8YN11

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Hanlon & de la Guerra have gone full service. In this second book in the surfing crime-fighter mystery series, Thad Hanlon and his martial-arts-obsessed partner, Bri de la Guerra, hang out their shingle as newly licensed private investigators. Now in addition to fraud-busting, the two detectives do it all. Background checks. Surveillance. Even finding lost souls. Just about anything that requires sleuthing or going undercover.

All they need is a client.

That’s when a former exotic dancer from Bakersfield CA shows up looking for her surf prodigy son who’s gone missing in the wake of cult violence terrorizing the California Central Coast.

Excerpt

Inside the beach groomer hopper, atop the wire mesh conveyor belt used to sift sand and trap debris, were more body parts, bloated and reeking of decomposition. Lookedto be the body of an older teen. The tattoo on the youth’s neck gave me pause.

“You recognize him, don’t you?” Bri, my detecting agency partner, asked.

I did.

I had seen the young man a day ago outside Surf’s Up Donuts, the local hangout for post-surf session nutrition. He was in handcuffs with a couple of his BVL 13 homies. Pismo Beach PD had rousted the Bakersfield Varrio Locos 13 gang members in a weapons search and had not come up empty. NeckTat didn’t look happy then. Someone had made sure he would not look happy ever again.

The crowd of gawkers surrounding the tractor retreated somewhat—inches instead of feet—as State Park Ranger Cody Bolton pulled up in his patrol vehicle. He left his SUV siren screaming, hopped out of the 4x4, and handed me a roll of yellow police tape.

“Hanlon,” he said, “help me secure the crime scene.” From the cargo hold of his sport utility, he took a stack of orange traffic cones and ringed the tractor and the sand equipment. I stretched the barricade tape around the cones to form an oblong perimeter.

My surf buddy, Ranger Cody, took the DO NOT CROSS tape from me and tossed it into the back of his SUV. “Now we wait for Five Cities Forensics.” He killed the siren but left his patrol lights flashing.

The forensic team did their thing. The investigators took a lot of photos of the victim’s body, especially the ear-to-ear cut to the gang member’s neck, just above his BVL 13 tattoo.

As the techs put away their gear, Ranger Cody instructed me to head over to the Five Cities Sheriff’s South Station off Cabrillo Highway in Oceano to give a formal statement.

Detective Naiya Ygnacio was waiting for me at the Station House entrance. She ushered me into the interview room, directed me to sit, and queued the audio by verbally confirming the date, time, location, and persons present. “Hanlon,” she continued, “for the record, state your full name and profession.”

“Come on, Naiya. Is this necessary?”

The detective shoved the digital recorder across the interrogation room table. A red LED glowed. “Talk,” she said.

“Thaddeus Jude Hanlon, Private Investigator. My clients refer to me as the patron saint of lost causes.”

“Cut the crap, Hanlon. You don’t have any clients. And for the record, no one in Five Cities thinks you’re funny.”

“Zael thinks I’m funny.”

“Three-year-olds don’t count.”

I wasn’t feeling the respect fellow crime fighterswarrant. But then, again, Naiya was being bleakly honest. I really didn’t have any clients. And nothing in the development pipeline.

About Topper Jones

 

I’m Topper Jones and I pen the Hanlon & de la Guerra Mystery Series, featuring surfing crime-fighter Thaddeus Hanlon and his martial-arts-obsessed partner, Bri de la Guerra. The first book, All That Glisters, came out September 2023, and the second, Oceano Beach Bedlam, hit shelves on St. Patrick’s Day—March 17, 2025. Book three is near completion.

Before diving into full-time writing, I worked in public accounting and consulting, and as a university professor teaching financial reporting, software development, and business communication. I’m a member of International Thriller Writers, an affiliate member of the Mystery Writers of America, and serve on the board of the Write On—St. George chapter of the League of Utah writers.

To be close to family, I make my home in the southwestern desert rather than my native California, but when the surf’s up, I’ll head to the Pacific to get in a little “water therapy” and catch a few waves.

AUTHOR INTERVIEW  - TOPPER JONES

1.  When did you first realize you wanted to be a writer?

In High School. I’m sitting on the bench waiting for the JV baseball coach to put me in to play second base. One of my teammates hands me the school newspaper. He’s pointing his stubby finger at a poem on the page.

“What’s this, Jones?” He presses his lips to the back of his hands. Makes a kissing sound. And then in a swoon-worthy voice, he starts to read: “Love grows, so too we. This passion—”

I grab the paper from him. I’m gonna kill Seevy. In Study Hall, she asked to look at what I was working on, something personal. And now...now it was in print? Without my permission?

But that byline. Oh, that byline. Seeing my name on something I had written was a total rush! I was hooked. So instead of dispatching Seevy, I thanked her for giving me my first pub.

2.  How long does it take you to write a book?

Now that I have a few novels under my belt, my average time to draft, workshop, and revise a book is about one year. My writing group members keep telling me I need to write faster, but with 20 grandkids and 4 great-grandkids between my wife and me, we’re on the road a lot for sports events, choir and orchestra concerts, play performances, and birthdays. I love to write, but first priorities, first.

3.  What is your work schedule like when you're writing?

My calendar has a daily entry “Write Now” set for a three-hour block from 9 a.m.-12 noon. Oh, oh, oh...if only I were that disciplined. The calendar event acts more as an inspiration to remember to get words on the page each day. That’s my goal. And I do keep track using the Active Daily Word Count Calculator spreadsheet from author Jessica Brody’s course “Writing Mastery: Productivity Hacks for Writers.”

4.  What would you say is your interesting writing quirk?

My workspace: A quiet place with a relatively clear desk, a high-speed computer with two high-resolution monitors and an ergo keyboard and chair, a desktop fountain burbling, soft instrumental music playing in the background, and a storyboard on the wall plastered with scene cards from all three acts of the novel I’m working on, and a window with a view.

5.  How do books get published?

There’s a little magic to it and a healthy dose of hope. You write, and write, and revise, and query until you find just the right agent or publisher, and then you hand off your manuscript and hope the magic happens one more time.

6.  Where do you get your information or ideas for your books?

The inspiration for each of my books has been a little different. For OCEANO BEACH BEDLAM, the idea came from a visit, a few years ago, to my younger brother in the Pismo Beach area. He took me for a drive along the shore of Oceano Beach—the only beach in California that allows driving on the sand. While there, we watched as the early morning beach personnel groomed the shoreline, driving tractors with sand rakes to and fro to clean up debris and litter from the day before. Mystery writer that I am, I asked myself  a “What if?”

 

What if one of the beach groomers drags up a dismembered body? What then? And before I knew it, I had the murder premise for OCEANO BEACH BEDLAM. Every good mystery starts with a “body drop.” Now I had mine.

7.  When did you write your first book and how old were you?

ALL THAT GLISTERS was 45 years in the making. I got the initial idea for the bookwhen I was 27 after reading Robin Cook’s medical thriller “Coma.” I thought: If a physician can write a bestseller, why can’t a certified public accountant? We were both professionals. All I needed was a preposterous premise.

 

Rather than have my protagonist discover [Spoiler Alert] human organs being illegally harvested for the black market as in Coma, I decided to have my main characters discover “something” equally chilling regarding the financial markets—a disturbing “something” that would upend everything. Total economic meltdown and the consequences! Banks failing, riots in the streets, and breadlines stretching from coast to coast.

 

A few years later, when I was 32 working as a strategy consultant at Bain & Company, I penned the first draft of ALL THAT GLISTERS on my morning commute into downtown Boston. Fortunately, that draft never found a home. The writing was amateurish and unschooled. So, I took classes in creative writing and kept plugging away at craft.

 

When I retired from my day job 35 years later, I pulled out my abandoned proverbial “novel in the drawer” and with the help of a developmental editor specializing in mysteries, I rewrote the thing from scratch. All except the preposterous premise. By then, I was 67.

8.  What do you like to do when you're not writing?

Surfing, jogging, traveling, seeing stage productions (especially musicals), screening (and analyzing) films with my wife, and of course, reading.

9.  What does your family think of your writing?

My dad always encouraged it. He read the first draft of ALL THAT GLISTERS,which I ended up shelving. Every time I’d visit, he’d ask how the abandoned “proverbial novel in the drawer” was coming.Unfortunately, he didn’t live long enough to read the final revision. He was an avid mystery reader and loved Robert Ludlum thrillers. I’m pretty sure he’d be pleased by how I incorporated his suggested changes in the final version.

10.             What was one of the most surprising things you learned in creating your books?

I’m a big fan of the late Blake Snyder’s Save the Cat!® approach to story structure, so I tend to “beat out” the major plot points in my novels, complete with scene cards. Each card has a short scene description identifying the Hero/Heroine, Goal, Obstacles, and Stakes, along with notes on the emotional change from scene opening to scene close.

 

As I write the scene, sometimes magic happens and the “players” don’t behave as I expect. So, I end up channeling the characters, leading to surprises I never would have imagined during the outline phase of the project.

11.             How many books have you written? Which is your favorite?

I’ve written two murder mysteries and am almost done with the third. In addition to fiction, I’ve coauthored four textbooks under my given name: Christopher G. Jones. My favorite novel is OCEANO BEACH BEDLAM. The plotting is tighter. The writing better. And the detective duo’s moral code is more important than ever—“Everyone matters or no one does. There’s no in-between.”

12.             Do you have any suggestions to help me become a better writer? If so, what are they?

“Workshop your work!” Whatever it takes, get feedback from people who are interested in your success. And be open to what fellow writers have to say. They can tell when something isn’t working, when characters behave out of character, and when your language isn’t capturing your intention. Listen and revise accordingly.

13.             Do you hear from your readers much? What kinds of things do they say?

Most of what I hear comes from readers who leave reviews on Amazon, Goodreads, B&N, and Book Bub. They tend to like the fast pace of my books, the twists and turns in the action, and the humorous interplay between the detective duo of Thad Hanlon and Bri de la Guerra. Many tend to ask when the next book in the series will be released.

14.             Do you like to create books for adults?

Though I have published a children’s story and poetry for young adults, my primary audience is adults. Everyone loves a good whodunnit.

15.             What do you think makes a good story?

Anything that keeps me turning the page, usually involving a story-worthy protagonist pursuing a goal that makes a difference while facing overwhelming obstacles.

16.             As a child, what did you want to do when you grew up?

Be a reporter. At thirteen, I bought my first typewriter with money from my paper route. Along the way, I detoured into a career inaccounting, specializing in financial reporting, but seventeen years later, I had the great good fortune to write human interest stories and a financial column for the university newspaper where I earned my MBA.

17.             What would you like my readers to know?

You are the lifeblood of publishing. Thank you for keeping the passion for reading alive.

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