Sylvie Grayson Author of Romantic Suspense and Fantasy

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  • Walk Turns Into A Climb

    Went for a nice walk today. The weather had cleared, the sun was actually shining (is this really November?) and I needed some fresh air. This is a road near us, that is very steep. Once at the top, I took this photo, which shows the downward trajectory, and the curve at the bottom that…

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  • Some Encourgement

    As we hear on TV daily, these are strange times we live in. Because we haven’t seen times like this in our lifetime, we need new skills to navigate through. In addition to wearing a mask, keeping a social distance from others, staying home, we also need self-care. Try a walk on the beach, a…

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  • DON’T MOVE, finally live

    Jake never expected his investigations would prove deadly. Sylvie Grayson delivers another thrilling romantic mystery that will keep you on the edge of your seat— a gripping story of suspense with characters that you’ll root for and a plot that pulls you in. After years of taking courses and jumping through hoops to get licensed,…

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  • Quotes worth hearing

    I looked up General Haig the other day and found this quote from him- “That’s not a lie, it’s a terminological inexactitude. Also, a tactical misrepresentation.” (General Alexander Haig, Secretary of State under Ronald Reagan) Clever man, clever words. What exactly is he saying? A lie by any other name…. Another clever man whose words…

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  • Birthday card humour

    I had a belated birthday celebration with some family members yesterday. My brother-in-law gave me a card that struck me as so funny. He said he’d been trying to figure out who to give it to, and decided at the last minute that I would get it. Here is the picture on the front. I…

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  • Noble Fir makes Cones

    The noble firs around our balcony have gone crazy creating cones. Every tree has a big crown of pale green cones newly grown in the last few weeks. They’re beautiful. I’m still working on Jake PI, Book Three of Lies He Told. Almost finished the proofing. Will let you know the release date any day…

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  • Skunk Cabbage growing fast

    Well, I’m back. My website was hacked a month ago, and it is finally functional again. I was afraid everything would be lost, but apparently not. Thank you to the people who managed to scrub it clean and make it work again. Hello to my readers. I have missed being in touch with you. These…

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  • Free book to start Last War series, get you through the pandemic

    Did you get it? Khandarken Rising, The Last War: Book One is free with one click https://dl.bookfunnel.com/52m0ugmlm6 The best way to start this series. Sci fi/fantasy at it’s best. Here’s a way to escape for a while 🙂 Major Dante Regiment must find a way to protect Beth, as the Emperor is not the only…

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  • Cabin fever setting in? Here’s a free read…

    Dear Readers, How are you holding up? Is cabin fever setting in? I have to admit I took a drive the other day just to get out of the house. What alarmed me was there were no cars on the highway. Well, okay, there were some cars, but so few I hardly noticed them. And…

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  • Spring Has Sprung

    Spring has sprung, the grass has riz, I wonder where them flowers is? My father quoted this every year in spring, usually when the snow was still in the process of melting on the ground, no flowers in sight. However, wonder no more. Here are some flowers from around my garden. Can you name them?…

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