Linda Weaver Clarke

The Importance Of Writing Your Family Legacy

We are the people we are because of the influence of our ancestors. If these stories are unwritten, then how are your children going to know of their heritage? These stories could be lost simply because you failed to write their experiences down. I travel throughout the United States, teaching people how to write their family history. I have been to 16 states and taught over 300 workshops. I meet people in... (posted by Linda Weaver Clarke 13 days 8 hours ago.)

Superstition Mountain is Theme of New Mystery/Adventure Novel Desert Intrigue

The lost Dutchman’s goldmine, the great Thunder God, and mysterious events begin to unfold in this new mystery adventure novel. With a blend of mystery, adventure, humor, and sweet romance, Linda Weaver Clarke creates a story based upon the adventures of a married couple and their three daughters in “Desert Intrigue.” When Julia’s brother announces... (posted by Linda Weaver Clarke 16 days 1 hour ago.)

Is It Possible to Fall in Love Through Letters?

There are many websites where you can meet others and try to find your soul mate…that one and only true love. Is this possible? I’ve heard of stories about someone falling in love through letters, yet had never met in person. We’ve all heard of someone who met her spouse this way. The question is this… is it possible to fall madly in love through letters only…without... (posted by Linda Weaver Clarke 82 days 7 hours ago.)

Adventure Novel, Montezuma Intrigue, Receives Wonderful Book Reviews

The search for Montezuma’s treasure, a good-looking rogue, and family secrets! “Sometimes when you read a series of books, the quality of them seems to diminish as you read further into the series,” wrote Susan Ortlieb, Suko’s Notebook. “The first book mesmerizes you, but subsequent books are just not as good. The characters become, well, boring and... (posted by Linda Weaver Clarke 115 days 23 hours ago.)

Important Facts About Writing Mystery/Suspense Novels

Grabbing the interest of your reader on the first page is essential. You don’t want your reader to put the book down. Using action words in the first paragraph , rather than description, helps to stir interest in the story right away. Here is an example of what I mean from my mystery novel, Anasazi Intrigue: The Adventures of John and Julia Evans : “A... (posted by Linda Weaver Clarke 123 days 4 hours ago.)

Adventure Novel, Mayan Intrigue by Linda Weaver Clarke, Receives Great Book Reviews

The jungles of the Yucatan, Mayan ruins, looters, a mysterious artifact, and a nosey reporter are focus of Mayan Intrigue. “One thing I admire about Linda Weaver Clarke’s writing is that she desires to put the reader right there with her characters by describing the setting so well that you are swept away,” wrote Melanie Ski, Homesteading Review.... (posted by Linda Weaver Clarke 129 days 5 hours ago.)