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Former Spalding High author s new novel set in Sutterton Published: 08:00, 14 March 2021 Crime fiction author Christina James, who sets her books in and around the Spalding area, has her latest novel coming out on April 9. âDe Vriesâ is the sequel to one of her previous books called Sausage Hall, set in a real building and home in Sutterton. The books all feature investigator DI Tim Yates, as he uncovers and solves a series of crimes. Crime novelist Christina James. (44887791) Christina, the pen name of former Spalding High School student, Linda Bennett, said: âThis is the sequel to the third book, Sausage Hall, which has proved to be the most popular. That is not why I decided to write it but I always intended to write a follow-up. ....
Medford romance author Valerie Harris says good storytelling is key to novels Madison Schulman / [email protected] Valerie Harris knows all about romance. Since 2012, the Medford resident has been a notable romance author, publishing 14 award-winning books. The books, which range from erotic to sweet romance, are published under the pen name Christina James. Harris said she took the name as her children were young when she first started writing, and didn’t want them to be affected in any way. “The cool thing about it is it’s a combination of both my children’s middle names so they could be part of this career that I was building,” said Harris. ....
Skip to main content Currently Reading So many fun things : New Spare Parts art supply store in San Antonio turns castoffs into creative finds FacebookTwitterEmail 1of8 Mary Elizabeth Cantu, founder and executive director of Spare Parts, checks donations at the nonprofit’s new brick-and-mortar shop, the Spare Parts Center for Creative Reuse.Robin Jerstad /ContributorShow MoreShow Less 2of8 Mary Elizabeth Cantu, founder and executive director of Spare Parts, looks over donations of items that can be repurposed as art supplies. They are sold at the non-profit’s new Center for Creative Reuse.Robin Jerstad /ContributorShow MoreShow Less 3of8 Loose markers are just some of the discounted and donated products at the Spare Parts Center for Creative Reuse.Robin Jerstad /ContributorShow MoreShow Less ....
City police chief comments on the roundup: This is only the beginning. The Progress-Index PETERSBURG Nine people were arrested Tuesday in the latest in a series of crime sweeps city police are doing with the assistance of Virginia State Police and others. The latest roundup occurred Tuesday. In addition to the nine arrests, police seized four weapons and an undisclosed amount of drugs. Arrested Tuesday were: James Parham, for illegal possession of a concealed weapon; Jarriel Johnson, for illegal possession of a concealed weapon and possession of marijuana; Jaquan Barber, for illegal possession of a concealed weapon; Lionel Thompson, for an outstanding warrant in Henrico County; ....