Lyn Rinehart

Bury your nose: ‘Prayers For Sale’

Sandra Dallas fans are in for a treat with Dallas’s most recent novel, “Prayers for Sale,” released in April. Dallas is masterful with the historical fiction genre. “Prayers,” like many of her novels, is set in Colorado. This one, set in the fictional Middle Swan, tells the story of a mining town in the Colorado [...]

Twists of fate: Breakfast with Ben

I’m not a morning person. In fact, I was once kicked out of a carpool for being habitually late for my ride in the morning. I never thought I would say that my favorite time of day happens before 7 a.m., but being a mother resets your biological clock in more ways than the cliche’ states.

The female voice in the big election

In polls leading up to this year’s presidential election, one thing is certain: No one can be sure what the headlines will read on Nov. 5. But one promise holds true: Women’s votes are essential in determining our next president.

Book of the month

Colorado author and real estate agent, Devin O’Branagan, takes readers behind the “for sale” signs in her new novel, “Red Hot Property.”

Book review: “Behind the Bedroom Door: Getting It, Giving It, Loving It, Missing It”

Thanks to reality television, we are able to peep into others lives more than ever, but rarely do we glimpse the true story about what happens in everyday romantic relationships. “Behind the Bedroom Door: Getting It, Giving It, Loving It, Missing It,” a collection of essays edited by Paula Derrow, Self magazine articles director, takes us, well, behind the bedroom door.

Book of the month: Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society

“The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society,” by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows, is worthy of remembering its cumbersome title.

Vice of the month: Mocha M&Ms

M&M’s has a new line of premium candies, including flavors like mocha, raspberry and hazelnut. I opted for the mocha on my first spin with the premium candies.