Pauline Baird Jones

  • Time to Open Some Holiday Cheer?

    Did you flinch when you saw my holiday card? I know, Halloween isn’t over yet, but I have heard rumors of Christmas decorations showing up in stores. And, believe it or not, the holiday books will start releasing soon, so I thought why not get the jump on all those holiday books? Open With Care…

  • Remind Me Why DEAD SPACES Happened?

    We write books for lots of reasons. Usually, there isn’t one “this is why I wrote this book.” Which is why I have, and like, this feature. I’m curious why authors write the books they write. And believe it or not, I’m curious why I wrote a particular book. (You’d think I’d know, wouldn’t you?)…

  • A Mystery and Thriller #Giveaway! July 27-29th!

      Over 40 Mystery, Thriller & Suspense ebooks are available for FREE from Amazon on 27 – 29 July 2016.   You can also enter the giveaway at the bottom of the  page and go into the draw to win some awesome prizes!    

  • I See Dead People (Who Were Never Really Alive)

    And some mornings, I see a dead person in the mirror looking back at me. And I’m a little surprised to be standing and breathing (not saying I don’t check some mornings before I look in the mirror). As I’ve mentioned before, I’m basically an optimistic person, so I eventually decide I’m going to live…

  • It Started with a Movie – or Why I Read/Love THIS ROUGH MAGIC

      I was nine when Disney’s The Moonspinners released. I don’t remember reading the credits before, but I do remember noticing that it was based on a novel. That intrigued me and I headed for the library. I found the book, noted that the author had other books (SCORE!) and checked it out. I remember…

  • Dude Deserved His Happy Ending or Why I Wrote MISSING YOU

    Luke, the hero of Missing You, helped both his brothers get their gals. He was a hero before he was a hero. The widower totally deserved to be happy again, to have the right gal in his life. I know what you’re thinking. “Gal, that guy is fictional.” But you see, after two novels, none…