Sylvie Grayson Author of Romantic Suspense and Fantasy

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  • Happy Valentine’s, my gift to you

    The Lies He Told Me, book one of the series, is on sale for the next four days, at .99 cents. When Chloe Bowman’s husband disappears, never did she imagine that in the midst of the search to find him, she’d discover she didn’t really know this man at all. She’s left alone with her…

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  • Coffee cup

    This little cup is a keepsake that we brought back with us from the Island of Rhodes some years ago. We much enjoyed Rhodes, very historical, lovely old buildings, and a nice swim in the Mediterranean Sea. The cup is lovely, isn’t it, and no, it’s not made in China. On the bottom it reads…

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  • Merry Christmas to All

    Best, Sylvie

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  • Six More Sleeps – Christmas festivities

    Christmas is almost upon us. Our tree is outside, the trunk soaking in a bucket of water with sugar and Vitamin B. The lights have come up from the basement and wait in old boxes for the decorating to begin. I’m slow this year, can’t seem to get too organized. I did begin the baking.…

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  • Treason at Lisson Grove, by Anne Perry

    Anne Perry does a wonderful job of presenting the British world of the 1800’s. Thomas Pitt, investigator, has been promoted to a position he’s highly uncomfortable with, yet he must step up if he will be able to save his friend Victor Narraway from the false clues and planted evidence against him. Pitt’s wife Charlotte…

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  • The 7th Canon, by Robert Dugoni

    This is an interesting story of people trying to do their best while being setup for crimes they didn’t commit. Peter Donley is a young attorney who has been cutting his teeth on legal work in his uncle’s practice. When a difficult case comes in concerning a young priest accused of sexual abuse and murder,…

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  • Happy Hallowe’en

    Well, we survived the weather bomb, the deepest low-pressure system on record for Pacific Northwest that was coming at us last weekend. We barely noticed it, although when I went for a walk, the wind in the tall firs sounded like a car coming up behind me. So, now Hallowe’en is upon us. Hope the…

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  • Podcast guest

    Check out my new podcast at http://liveonpurposeradio.com/writing-on-purpose/?doing_wp_cron=1631406323.6732180118560791015625 I was thrilled to be a guest on Dr. Paul’s webcast, Live On Purpose, check it out. Tons of things to hear and learn on his site.

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  • The Homestead, Part Six

    WATER – Water was always an issue on the homestead. In the spring, my sister, Nell, and I took buckets and walked to the slough which was about a half mile away. We filled the buckets and carried them back to the house. We would do that several times a day, or as often as…

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  • The Homestead, Part Five

    Snow Snow usually came early. The girls at our two-room school were required to wear skirts or dresses to school until the end of October, which is when we were allowed to attend class in pants. But the snow always arrived before that. Hallowe’en was carried out in the snow up there. As the road…

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