The first book in the Claire Gulliver Mystery series, Tea is for Terror finds Claire co-sponsoring a tour of England with her friend and travel book author, Lucy Springer. Lucy's latest book, An Armchair Traveler's Adventure, and the tour, are imed at wannabe travelers who haven't yet ventured out of The United States. The "untour," as they call it, follows the book's agenda, testing the itinerary while verifying the data contained in the manuscript for the final edit. The "untour" will be great publicity for the book's launch as well as Claire's bookstore, Gulliver's Travel Book Shop. 
Before the trip even begins, it becomes apparent that someone has a hidden agenda. A freak accident renders Lucy unable to travel, and Claire reluctantly agrees to lead the "untour." She is relying on the professional tour guide who will meet them in London. 
The reader joins this "untour" as it wends through the countryside of England and Wales. But they are plagued with strange events, accidents, and a "misadventure" that leaves one member of the group hospitalized, another dead, another mugged and robbed on the picturesque streets of York, and another must return home. Oddly enough, despite all the problems encountered, the remaining members are thrilled with the trip and eager to travel again now that they've completed their virgin journey. But the "untour" isn't over yet. 
Lucy never said it could be like this!

Tea is for Terror (A Claire Gulliver Mystery)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Wigglesworth, Gayle

Mystery

Koenisha Publications

Gayle's Legacy: Recipes, Hints and Stories Culled from a Lifelong Relationship with Food

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Baking

Xlibris

This cook book contains my family's history told through recipes, stories and pictures. This could be anyone's family. The recipes are the favorites which repeatedly show up at family gatherings and are passed down from generations to generations. The stories are the same as told in the kitchen while explaining the preparation of the dishes, some humorous, some poignant, combined they create a memory of the family which will live beyond their time in this world. And the pictures, culled from the albums are glimpses of other times which give credence to the stories.If you like comfort food, if you like to eat but don't think you know how to cook or if you seek a favorite recipe from your childhood, this is the book for you. Not only are the recipes included but it is a how to book with each step of assembling the recipe explained clearly and simply so anyone can produce these dishes with panache.And even if you are an expert in the kitchen you will enjoy the book. The stories and accompanying photos are a delicious read all by themselves.

Gayle's Legacy

Shortly after Glenda Wheatley had fulfilled her duties as the star witness in the notorious murder trial that has Houstonians riveted to their TV’s, she had an opportunity to sell her business. She immediately considers an early retirement. After all it’s not that early and she is really ready to lead a simpler, more relaxed life somewhere far away from her unwelcomed fame. She decides to tour the country, visiting all those places she always meant to see, staying in various locations for days, or weeks or even months if she feels like it, before finding the perfect place to spend her twilight years. She sells her home, puts her furnishings in storage, packs her car with the essentials and announces to all her friends and relatives she’ll be stopping by to visit them soon, and heads out into the world at large. MURDER MOST MYSTERIOUS, the first book in the Glenda at Large Mystery series catches up with her when she arrives in a small beach town on Oregon’s Central Coast. She has agreed to house sit for six months while the owners visit their children, in Greece. Glenda has a long bucket list of things to do and places to visit in Oregon and expects to cross off many of them while she’s living there rent free. It’s unfortunate that two events threaten her plans and almost convince her to abandon her commitment to stay before she even unpacks her car. The first is her encounter in the thick fog on the beach that first morning. When the figure first appeared she thought it was a pile of rocks. Then it moved. The eerie voice insisted Glenda had been sent to Perch Cove by the Spirit Guides even though Glenda knew she actually came because of her agreement to house sit. The old, strange woman introduced herself as Zylda, the Psychic, who lived only a few houses away from where Glenda was staying. Glenda tried to convince Zylda she had the wrong person, but when they parted ways, she had reluctantly agreed to visit Zylda to discuss the issue further. The second event was the murder discovered on the fishing pier, beside Bill’s Place where everyone hung out each morning for breakfast. Perch Cove was a very small, picturesque town perched on the bluff above the beach. It had no crime to mention and it had never had a murder. Why now? Glenda had only been eating in the restaurant. She tried to convince herself it had nothing to do with her. The victim was a stranger in town. The murderer was unknown. Still she was very tempted to forget about unpacking. She could back her car out of the garage and be on her way out of town with no one the wiser. If she could only forget her promise to the owners of the house…

Murder Most Mysterious: The first adventure in the Glenda at Large Mystery series.

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

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