The little church in Mexico City was decorated for Christmas with 100 red poinsettias. Every pew was filled, many with sleepy but excited children, for a special Christmas Eve midnight mass. Father Richard was leading us in the Prayer of the Faithful when a man...
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A Little Taste of CLIFF DIVER
Sep 25, 2012 | #booknews, #EmiliaCruz
Just to whet your imagination here's a snippet of CLIFF DIVER, the first Emilia Cruz novel . . . The diver stretched to his full extension then pushed off. His back arched and his arms stretched wide and he looked like a crucifix as he sailed over the rocks. His arms...
How to Find Love at Mexico City’s Markets
Jun 8, 2012 | #booknews
Love to find that perfect travel memory? Love authentic handcrafts? Head for Mexico City's markets. Markets inspired much of the atmostphere I wrote into THE HIDDEN LIGHT OF MEXICO CITY, the romantic thriller and modern Cinderella story. The sights, sounds, and...
Finding my Audience
May 14, 2012 | #booknews
Who do I write for? This was a simple question posed to me a couple of months before The Hidden Light of Mexico City was released and it was simple to answer. Me. Well, not just a readership of one! But when I started writing, it was for myself and all my girlfriends...
Why Read a Book About Mexico Now
Apr 23, 2012 | #booknews, #thrillers
Reading about Mexico now is a mix of highs and lows. Fiction can't substitute for facts but it can lead us to become interested enough in an issue to find out what is really going on. That is the impact I hope The Hidden Light of Mexico City can have. The press...
A tale of Mexico: the school bus and the thriller
Apr 10, 2012 | #booknews, #thrillers
THE HIDDEN LIGHT OF MEXICO CITY is a political thriller, with characters based on many people I met in Mexico City. And a bus. The setting Let me set this up for you. Our house was at the start of the school bus route going home. My children had a 10 minute ride. In...



