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What’s in the Cauldron?

by J.C. Keough

Eye of newt, wing of bat, ground werewolf teeth….

Nah, I’m just kidding. Maybe…..

On this page, you will find my ramblings to include, but not limited to:

  • Books and stories I am conjuring
  • Upcoming travel plans and post-trip follow-ups
  • Random thoughts that I share when the mood strikes me about life, writing, travel, wining, whining, and dogs

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Five Reasons Sunny Days and Cozy Mysteries are the Perfect Pairing

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Hey Y’all!

Greetings from Texas! It’s one of those beautiful days that makes you want to grab a book, pour a glass of wine, and soak up the sunshine. But as much as I’d love to be outdoors, I couldn’t resist taking a moment to share why cozy mysteries are the ultimate companion for a sunny day.

1. Sunshine Calls for Escapism
There’s nothing better than letting your mind wander to a charming, mysterious small town. Whether it’s the paranormal shenanigans of Cheese Louise or a trip into vampire-infused urban fantasy, a cozy read adds that perfect dash of adventure.

2. Sunshine and Wine Pair Beautifully with Humor
Cozy mysteries often come with a side of snark and humor. Add a crisp glass of white wine, and you’ve got yourself a delightful combo. (May I recommend a cheeky Viognier?)

3. The Setting Inspires Exploration
Many cozy mysteries are set in quaint locations that remind us to slow down and appreciate life’s simple pleasures. It’s a bit like exploring your own sunny backyard or neighborhood.

4. Quick Reads for Busy Days
On days when sunshine calls, cozy mysteries are just the right length to devour in one sitting. Plus, they’re perfect for Kindle Unlimited readers!

5. They’re Just Plain Fun
At the end of the day, who doesn’t love a light-hearted escape with quirky characters, a dash of danger, and a guaranteed happy ending?

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Happy Reading!

Disclosure: I am a member of the Amazon Associates program, so if you end up subscribing to KU or buying Cheese Louise from these links, I will receive a small commission.

Filed Under: Cheese Louise Cozy Mystery Series, I Should Be Writing, Kindle Unlimited, Promotions, The Journey, Thoughts Tagged With: Cozy Mystery, free books, free stories, in the cauldron, Kindle Unlimited

Why Kindle Unlimited Is a Bookaholic’s Dream Come True

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Hey Y’all!

It’s a gorgeous day here in Texas, but before I head outside to enjoy the sunshine, I wanted to share a little something for my fellow bookaholics. If you haven’t tried Kindle Unlimited yet, let me tell you—it’s a game changer for readers who love devouring stories faster than I can drink a glass of Sauvignon Blanc.

All of my ebooks are available in the Kindle Unlimited subscription program from Amazon.

Here’s the scoop: Kindle Unlimited lets you read as many books as you want for one flat monthly fee. That’s right—unlimited books. It’s like an all-you-can-read buffet, and for those of us who can never get enough cozy mysteries, urban fantasies, or swoon-worthy romances, it’s the perfect way to feed our literary appetites without breaking the bank.

Whether you’re diving into my Cheese Louise series or following Laramie Harper on her latest vampire-filled adventure, Kindle Unlimited gives you access to thousands of books just waiting to be discovered. No guilt, no limits—just pure, unadulterated reading bliss. Many of my favorite authors’ books are included.

So, if you’re the type to finish one book and immediately start the next (you know who you are!), do yourself a favor and check out Kindle Unlimited. It’s the best way to keep your TBR pile full without emptying your wallet. With the monthly subscription option, you can cancel anytime.

Now, if you’ll excuse me, there’s sunshine to enjoy and books to write. See y’all soon!

Happy reading!

Disclosure: I am a member of the Amazon Associates program, so if you end up subscribing to KU from this link, I will receive a small commission.

Filed Under: I Should Be Writing, Promotions Tagged With: Kindle Unlimited, reading

Finding Adventure in Everyday Life: Embrace the Extraordinary

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Adventure doesn’t always require a passport, a packed suitcase, or a grand plan. Sometimes, the most meaningful adventures happen in the quiet moments when we choose to step outside of our routines and seek something a little less ordinary.

Currently, I’m living in East Texas and won’t be able to travel very much in the foreseeable future. I was worried that I was going to miss out on adventure, so I asked my favorite ChatGPT guru (that’s you, Sunny Sage!) to make some suggestions for finding adventure in daily life. I was shocked and pleasantly surprised with the list it gave me and wanted to share it with my readers. Whether you’re grounded in one place by circumstance or just looking for ways to inject more excitement into your life, adventure is always within reach. Here’s how to live your best life, choose adventure, and find joy in the everyday.

1. Explore Through Taste

Food has the power to transport us across the world without leaving our kitchens. Each week, try cooking dishes from different countries or regions. Pair your culinary creations with a wine or cheese from the same area to create a full sensory experience. You can even start small: pick up a snack or drink you’ve never tried while grocery shopping. Each bite or sip can be its own tiny adventure.

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2. Dive Into Armchair Adventures

Travel memoirs and documentaries are windows into new worlds. Authors like Bill Bryson (A Walk in the Woods) or Frances Mayes (Under the Tuscan Sun) bring destinations to life, making you feel like you’re right there with them. Alternatively, explore the hidden corners of the world through documentaries about Norway’s railways, Japan’s cherry blossoms, or cheesemaking in the Alps.

3. Rediscover the Local

You don’t have to travel far to uncover hidden gems. Pretend you’re a tourist in your own town:

  • Research its history and legends.
  • Seek out quirky landmarks or offbeat attractions.
  • Take self-guided walking tours or bring a camera to capture your surroundings with fresh eyes.

Nearby parks, cemeteries, or trails can also offer the thrill of discovery—you’ll be surprised at what you find when you look closer.

4. Start a Mini Quest

Inject excitement into your daily life with a micro-adventure list. Challenge yourself to:

  • Visit a new coffee shop or diner each week.
  • Watch the sunrise or sunset from different spots.
  • Send a postcard to a friend (or yourself) from your town.
  • Explore new walking routes or scenic roads.

A quest can be as simple as spotting wildlife, collecting local ghost stories, or tracking down roadside oddities.

5. Create Through the Lens of Adventure

Unleash your creativity and let it fuel your sense of adventure. Write stories inspired by places you dream of visiting, where the setting becomes a character. Keep a daily journal of “adventures,” recording even the smallest moments of joy or curiosity. Or grab your phone or camera and photograph the textures, colors, and details in your everyday environment.

6. Virtual Escapes

Technology can transport you to places you’ve never been. Take virtual tours of historical sites, museums, or national parks. Pair the experience with themed snacks or drinks for an immersive touch. You can also join niche online communities—rail travel enthusiasts, wine aficionados, or local history buffs—to connect with others who share your passions.

7. Learn With a Twist

Every new skill is an adventure waiting to happen. Consider learning:

  • A language for future travels.
  • Sketching landscapes or urban scenes.
  • A hobby tied to your interests, like wine tasting or nature photography.

Each step forward can feel like an exploration into uncharted territory.

8. Escape Nights

Dedicate one evening a week to escaping the ordinary. Create a ritual that transports you:

  • A themed movie night (Under the Tuscan Sun for Italy vibes or Wild for hiking inspiration).
  • Sampling craft beers or cheeses from another region.
  • Listening to an audiobook about a great adventurer while enjoying a cozy setup at home.

Living Your Best Life—One Small Adventure at a Time

Living adventurously doesn’t mean abandoning responsibilities or always planning grand getaways. It’s about a mindset shift: seeking and savoring the extraordinary moments in your everyday life. From culinary experiments to local quests and virtual escapes, each small step can build a more vibrant, fulfilling life. Adventure is all around us—we just have to choose it.

In 2025, I’ll be looking for adventures big and small. What adventures will you create in the year ahead?

Filed Under: I Should Be Writing, The Journey, Thoughts Tagged With: 2025, Adventure in the Ordinary, Choosing Adventure, Escaping Ordinary, in the cauldron

Helena of Constantine and the Quest for the True Cross

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Hey Y’all

Today, we’re diving into a fascinating historical tidbit that’s so rich with intrigue, that it might as well have been ripped from the pages of our favorite urban fantasy novels. Buckle up as we travel back in time to meet the legendary Helena of Constantine, a woman on an epic quest to find the True Cross.

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Sipping Bubbles on National Prosecco Day!

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This post is by guest writer Laramie Harper, Owner of The Whine Barrel

Hey there, fellow wine lovers!

August 13th is National Prosecco Day, and if there’s anything we love around here at The Whine Barrel, it’s a good excuse to raise a glass (or three). Now, I know what you’re thinking: “Laramie, you’re all about Texas wines! What’s with the Prosecco love?” Well, let me tell you—just because Prosecco isn’t from Texas doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy it, celebrate it, and maybe even sneak it into our Texas-sized wine collection.

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What Exactly is Prosecco?

For those of you who haven’t yet met this bubbly superstar, Prosecco is an Italian sparkling wine that’s basically the life of the party in a bottle. It hails from the Veneto region of Italy, where it’s crafted primarily from the Glera grape. What makes a wine officially “Prosecco,” you ask? Well, it has to be made in this specific region and must follow traditional methods of fermentation in large tanks (this is called the Charmat method, but don’t worry—I won’t quiz you later).

The Taste of Prosecco

What does it taste like? Imagine a crisp, light breeze on a hot, Texas summer day, only it’s dancing across your taste buds. Prosecco is typically fruity and floral, with hints of green apple, pear, and sometimes a dash of citrus. It’s less yeasty than its French cousin, Champagne, making it a go-to choice for those who like their bubbles a bit on the lighter side. And let’s not forget that refreshing fizz—perfect for pairing with, well, just about anything!

But, What About Texas?

Look, I’m all about Texas pride. We’ve got some incredible wines here—rich reds, crisp whites, and yes, even some stellar sparkling wines. But Prosecco? It’s got that Italian charm we just can’t resist. So, while it may not be a product of the Lone Star State, I’d argue that it still belongs on our shelves. After all, diversity is the spice of life, right? And who says we can’t have a little Italian flair in our Texan wine bar?

Let’s Celebrate!

So, this National Prosecco Day, don’t be shy. Grab a bottle, pop that cork, and let those bubbles fly! Whether you’re toasting with your besties or sipping solo with your favorite dog curled up at your feet, Prosecco is here to make your day just a little bit sparklier.

Cheers, y’all! 🍾

Filed Under: Guest Writers, I Should Be Writing, Wine

August Free E-Book Promotions

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Hey Y’all!

I have great news! This month I’m involved in two e-book promotions – a cozy mystery and an Urban Fantasy offering. Get them this month! Click on the pictures to browse for books.

Happy Reading!

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Cheese Louise: Cheese Louise Cozy Mystery Book One: Good read I enjoyed reading Cheese Louise. It is a fun murder mystery that keeps you entertained and wondering who the killer is. There are many suspects in the book, but the real killer is not who you thought it would be. Ms Keough, the author, has a way of writing that makes you hate to put her book down. I hope to read more books from her in the future.
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Cheese Louise: Cheese Louise Cozy Mystery Book One: Fun story! So much fun to read about familiar Dallas locations and neighborhoods. Add in the new (to me) witchy facts, lovable characters, larger than life cat, for an easy to read caper.I can’t wait to read the next book in the series!
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Cheese Louise: Cheese Louise Cozy Mystery Book One: An excellent Summer Read!!! I couldn't wait for this book to come out! I read the prequel, Follow, Follow Brie, and it was excellent. It is well written and humorous with a surprise ending, which made me excited for the next book in the series., The setting is in the Dallas, Texas area and I just love Keough's word choice that takes me back to Texas! Very authentic! Cheese Louise picks up the storyline, a few years later, and I still love characters, suspense, and surprises. This is a great summer read.
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The Blood Will Tell: A Laramie Harper Halloween Novella (The Laramie Harper Chronicles): Drama, Intrigue and humor I love how this author writes a story of intrigue, with unexpected humor thrown in. I also love wine and dogs and since they play a major part in the story, I really enjoyed this book and look forward to more from this author.
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Lynne Fiske
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The Blood Will Tell: A Laramie Harper Halloween Novella (The Laramie Harper Chronicles): Great read Loved that it was set in Dallas, with name changes. The vampires were so interesting, I could hardly put the book down. Looking forward to her next book.
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The Blood Will Tell: A Laramie Harper Halloween Novella (The Laramie Harper Chronicles): Laramie is growing. I can't say it was bigger in Texas but it was a different story. The book can standalone. The ending was brutal with punished betrayal. I'm not sure I agreed with the punishment since she gives others far more leeway. The people she should be avoiding, her Mom and sister, she doesn't. There is nothing funny in the abuse she takes from them. And no, there is no way a Mom who loved her would act like that. Laramie is developing into more of a person though still naïve with tendencies that could drive anyone away. The friends she has are great, what an odd assortment of known and unknown. I'm looking forward to seeing what the next book brings.
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The Blood Will Tell: A Laramie Harper Halloween Novella (The Laramie Harper Chronicles): The Blood Will Tell said it all Such a fun read! While I don't suggest skipping the first book of the chronicles (Dying in Dallas), you will still enjoy "The Blood Will Tell" even if you didn't. Much like our vampire host, Laramie, our author J.C. Keough has found her pulse and keeps you reading.Keough did a beautiful job of recapping the first book, for those who haven't read it, while inviting you to a Halloween party at her mansion, The Madam. All of the characters come to life and you are drawn in to the party along with the other guests of cheating spouses, family drama, questionable friends and vampires in disguise who crash the party. You sympathize with Laramie as she tries to find love again and figure out who are friends and foes.Make sure to have a bottle of wine handy, as it is flows throughout the party, and your dog close by as dogs are always welcomed at The Madam.
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The Blood Will Tell: A Laramie Harper Halloween Novella (The Laramie Harper Chronicles): The perfect amount of twists and turns... The Whine Barrel, located in the beautiful Victorian home owned by Laramie Harper, is just about ready to open for business. Laramie has decided to throw a Halloween party to entice guests to her new business in the hopes of attracting future business. The party appears to be a smashing success with costumed party goers, pint sized ghosts, and of course - vampires. Things are finally going Laramie’s way.....or are they? This novella was a joy to read with just enough twists and turns to keep you wanting more without being confusing. I can’t wait for the next installation in the Laramie Harper chronicles.
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The Blood Will Tell: A Laramie Harper Halloween Novella (The Laramie Harper Chronicles): A Halloween party that doesn’t disappoint! Just finished the novella, The Blood Will Tell, and I throughly enjoyed it! I love the way J. C. Keough has written the character Laramie. I feel like Laramie is a dear friend, and we are having a girlfriends talk session and catching up. Laramie is the owner of a wonderful turn of the century home, known as the Madam. This is Halloween, so Laramie is throwing a costume party. Expect the unexpected and you won’t be disappointed!Great job! I am hooked and can’t wait to find out what Laramie does next.
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The Blood Will Tell: A Laramie Harper Halloween Novella (The Laramie Harper Chronicles): Frightfully delightful Laramie is back in a short for her First Halloween in The Madam ( her home and business). After the recent murder that took place in her home, she hoping free wine and candy will draw in the community and help erase all the negativity it’s brought. All is going well until it’s not. You can’t help love Laramie and her heart of gold but chaos follows her where ever she goes. A great short story with a heartbreaking twist that takes place two weeks after book one Dying in Dallas. A quick read totally worth reading!!!

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Cheese Louise: Cheese Louise Cozy Mystery Book One: Good read I enjoyed reading Cheese Louise. It is a fun murder mystery that keeps you entertained and wondering who the killer is. There are many suspects in the book, but the real killer is not who you thought it would be. Ms Keough, the author, has a way of writing that makes you hate to put her book down. I hope to read more books from her in the future.
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Cheese Louise: Cheese Louise Cozy Mystery Book One: Fun story! So much fun to read about familiar Dallas locations and neighborhoods. Add in the new (to me) witchy facts, lovable characters, larger than life cat, for an easy to read caper.I can’t wait to read the next book in the series!
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Joleta Gallozzi profile picture
Joleta Gallozzi
Amazon star 1Amazon star 2Amazon star 3Amazon star 4Amazon star 5Verified
Cheese Louise: Cheese Louise Cozy Mystery Book One: An excellent Summer Read!!! I couldn't wait for this book to come out! I read the prequel, Follow, Follow Brie, and it was excellent. It is well written and humorous with a surprise ending, which made me excited for the next book in the series., The setting is in the Dallas, Texas area and I just love Keough's word choice that takes me back to Texas! Very authentic! Cheese Louise picks up the storyline, a few years later, and I still love characters, suspense, and surprises. This is a great summer read.
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P. Floresca
Amazon star 1Amazon star 2Amazon star 3Amazon star 4Amazon star 5Verified
The Blood Will Tell: A Laramie Harper Halloween Novella (The Laramie Harper Chronicles): Drama, Intrigue and humor I love how this author writes a story of intrigue, with unexpected humor thrown in. I also love wine and dogs and since they play a major part in the story, I really enjoyed this book and look forward to more from this author.
Posted on Amazon Amazon
Lynne Fiske profile picture
Lynne Fiske
Amazon star 1Amazon star 2Amazon star 3Amazon star 4Amazon star 5Verified
The Blood Will Tell: A Laramie Harper Halloween Novella (The Laramie Harper Chronicles): Great read Loved that it was set in Dallas, with name changes. The vampires were so interesting, I could hardly put the book down. Looking forward to her next book.
Posted on Amazon Amazon
Dagnbit profile picture
Dagnbit
Amazon star 1Amazon star 2Amazon star 3Amazon star 4Amazon star 5Verified
The Blood Will Tell: A Laramie Harper Halloween Novella (The Laramie Harper Chronicles): Laramie is growing. I can't say it was bigger in Texas but it was a different story. The book can standalone. The ending was brutal with punished betrayal. I'm not sure I agreed with the punishment since she gives others far more leeway. The people she should be avoiding, her Mom and sister, she doesn't. There is nothing funny in the abuse she takes from them. And no, there is no way a Mom who loved her would act like that. Laramie is developing into more of a person though still naïve with tendencies that could drive anyone away. The friends she has are great, what an odd assortment of known and unknown. I'm looking forward to seeing what the next book brings.
Posted on Amazon Amazon
robert hinojo profile picture
robert hinojo
Amazon star 1Amazon star 2Amazon star 3Amazon star 4Amazon star 5Verified
The Blood Will Tell: A Laramie Harper Halloween Novella (The Laramie Harper Chronicles): The Blood Will Tell said it all Such a fun read! While I don't suggest skipping the first book of the chronicles (Dying in Dallas), you will still enjoy "The Blood Will Tell" even if you didn't. Much like our vampire host, Laramie, our author J.C. Keough has found her pulse and keeps you reading.Keough did a beautiful job of recapping the first book, for those who haven't read it, while inviting you to a Halloween party at her mansion, The Madam. All of the characters come to life and you are drawn in to the party along with the other guests of cheating spouses, family drama, questionable friends and vampires in disguise who crash the party. You sympathize with Laramie as she tries to find love again and figure out who are friends and foes.Make sure to have a bottle of wine handy, as it is flows throughout the party, and your dog close by as dogs are always welcomed at The Madam.
Posted on Amazon Amazon
C Smith profile picture
C Smith
Amazon star 1Amazon star 2Amazon star 3Amazon star 4Amazon star 5Verified
The Blood Will Tell: A Laramie Harper Halloween Novella (The Laramie Harper Chronicles): The perfect amount of twists and turns... The Whine Barrel, located in the beautiful Victorian home owned by Laramie Harper, is just about ready to open for business. Laramie has decided to throw a Halloween party to entice guests to her new business in the hopes of attracting future business. The party appears to be a smashing success with costumed party goers, pint sized ghosts, and of course - vampires. Things are finally going Laramie’s way.....or are they? This novella was a joy to read with just enough twists and turns to keep you wanting more without being confusing. I can’t wait for the next installation in the Laramie Harper chronicles.
Posted on Amazon Amazon
C Walker profile picture
C Walker
Amazon star 1Amazon star 2Amazon star 3Amazon star 4Amazon star 5Verified
The Blood Will Tell: A Laramie Harper Halloween Novella (The Laramie Harper Chronicles): A Halloween party that doesn’t disappoint! Just finished the novella, The Blood Will Tell, and I throughly enjoyed it! I love the way J. C. Keough has written the character Laramie. I feel like Laramie is a dear friend, and we are having a girlfriends talk session and catching up. Laramie is the owner of a wonderful turn of the century home, known as the Madam. This is Halloween, so Laramie is throwing a costume party. Expect the unexpected and you won’t be disappointed!Great job! I am hooked and can’t wait to find out what Laramie does next.
Posted on Amazon Amazon
Biggs_bookshelf profile picture
Biggs_bookshelf
Amazon star 1Amazon star 2Amazon star 3Amazon star 4Amazon star 5Verified
The Blood Will Tell: A Laramie Harper Halloween Novella (The Laramie Harper Chronicles): Frightfully delightful Laramie is back in a short for her First Halloween in The Madam ( her home and business). After the recent murder that took place in her home, she hoping free wine and candy will draw in the community and help erase all the negativity it’s brought. All is going well until it’s not. You can’t help love Laramie and her heart of gold but chaos follows her where ever she goes. A great short story with a heartbreaking twist that takes place two weeks after book one Dying in Dallas. A quick read totally worth reading!!!

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