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She loves sharing her passion for yoga and animals in any form possible. I cringe pretty much any time I hear something woo-woo. But I love yoga. It has transformed my life and sharing it with others brings me great joy. It all makes sense if you know my warped sense of humor. What kind of demented yoga teacher combines yoga—a practice designed to promote inner peace—with murder?

For those of you who are curious but too polite to ask, here are my top four reasons for combining my loves yoga, dogs, and cozy mysteries :. My light-hearted mysteries allow me to share my love of yoga with people I may never meet. Good fiction immerses the reader in a world they might otherwise never experience.

I hope to show my readers that yoga is for everyone—especially people like Kate and me who are far from perfect. Kate and I have different physical issues, but neither one of us will ever appear on the cover of Yoga Journal. I have a warped sense of humor and tease people way more than they probably like. Kate has fiery temper and often lashes out impulsively, only to regret it later. Yet both of us believe in yoga and have dedicated our lives to sharing it with others. If Kate and I can love yoga, anyone can love yoga—even mystery fans who have never considered trying it.

Maybe even some of you reading this blog article! Solving crime definitely takes center stage in my books, but Murder Strikes a Pose is ultimately a love story. Murder Strikes a Pose illustrates how love can damage us, if we let it. Throughout its pages, normally good people do extreme—some might say evil—acts to protect those they love. But beyond that, the story shows how love transforms us, when we are ready.

Overall, it promises that love saves us. In some ways my book is a tiny bit outside the cozy realm. The story takes place in a city Seattle and the plot takes place over several weeks.

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Cozies are typically light-hearted, often funny I think mine are! Gore is minimized; killing takes place off screen; sex happens behind closed doors. I write about a yoga teacher who solves murders with a wacky German shepherd sidekick. Writing about yoga, dogs, and murder. What could be more fun? When George, a homeless alcoholic, and his loud, horse-sized German shepherd, Bella, start hawking newspapers outside her studio, Kate attempts to convince them to leave.

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Instead, the three strike up an unlikely friendship. The police dismiss it as a drug-related street crime, but Kate knows he was no drug dealer. With the murderer on her trail, Kate has to work fast or her next Corpse Pose may be for real. I enjoyed the book, it was a pleasant read.

But I knew whodunit. The main character, Kate, is a bit whiny and self involved but she does seem to grow a bit through the book so I expect more of her in the future. And she does show great loyalty to the victim and his dog, Bella. I loved Bella. Towards the end he does seem like a good match for Kate, one who will help her get over herself. Just leave a comment below to qualify. January 2 — Thoughts in Progress — Review, Giveaway.

Be sure and check out the giveaway below the review. Gail is often accused of flunking retirement.

Ever since then, she spends more time on a computer than at a golf course. Welcome Gail. Do you think the work ethic of being a nurse has made you a better writer? Are you more disciplined than a lot of us at getting butt into chair and just sitting there writing X number of hours every day?

I think my background in nursing as been an asset in that it made me goal oriented. I know what has to be done and when which forces me to be organized when the deadline clock is ticking. I even pack a lunch and allow myself only a twenty minute break while I indulge in my favorite soap opera.

Once though, in one of my Bunco Babe books, the killer came as a complete surprise to me. I was struck by the skillful way the author handled multiple points of view and settings. Also I found the premise interesting. Piper Prescott, a transplanted Yankee living in the South, has got her sass back. Bring it on. Spice It Up! Desperate to uncover the truth—and prove her innocence—Piper enlists the help of her outspoken BFF Reba Mae Johnson to help track down the real culprit.

The pair compile a lengthy list of suspects and work to eliminate them using their own creative brand of sleuthing techniques including stakeouts, breaking and entering, and one very unorthodox chocolate pie. All the elements of a Southern, Culinary, Cozy Mystery. We have recently divorced Piper starting a new life and a new business.

There is a fun BFF, hints of possible romance, a local sheriff and an ex-husband with a very young girlfriend, a teenager to deal with, a new business to be opened… oh, and of course a body to ruin that opening. The spice shop was a different setting. While I cannot imagine a spice exclusive shop making a go of it in this day and age, it is a fun idea. While sometimes in culinary or craft mysteries, we hear more than we would like about about the subject business, I would have liked to hear a bit more about spices throughout this one and maybe a section in the back devoted to spices and their uses.

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All in all,though, a good introduction to a new series and I will be looking forward to the next installment. Menu Skip to content. But a series of mysteries based on classic books? Share this: Share Print. Like this: Like Loading Finish the book! By: R.

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Michael Phillips Get Published Today! At one point, Kovu is taken into the pride after rescuing Kiara, and Timon and Pumbaa are the first to grow a fondness for him. When they hear Kovu is truly working for Zira, however, they immediately revoke their views, feeling betrayed. Afterward, Kovu is banished, and Kiara rushes out to find him, leaving Pumbaa and Timon worried sick just as a war between the Pridelanders and the Outsiders Zira's pride breaks out. Timon and Pumbaa join in the battle, but the war is put to an end due to the efforts of Kiara and Kovu who officially reforms for the better.

In the end, peace and harmony reign supreme, and the Pride Lands become one with the Outsiders upon the death of a bitter Zira. Kovu and Kiara marry, and Timon and Pumbaa tearfully join in the festivities, alongside Zazu. In the third Lion King film, which explains the origins of Timon and Pumbaa's friendship, Pumbaa is the film's deuteragonist. He is first seen in the middle of some grassland, stalking a frightened Timon in the shadows until they meet face to face, horrifying each other. Timon surrenders, believing Pumbaa wants to devour him, but Pumbaa explains he has no desire to eat the meerkat and was merely following him to make sure he stayed safe, being that an animal of his size is rather vulnerable out all alone.

When Timon, offended, notes that Pumbaa is all alone as well, the warthog explains he is an outcast, feared by mostly all animals albeit because of his scent, though Timon believes it is because of his strength.