Upcoming nineteenth book in Ravenwood Cove
Dean notes that the Ravenwood Cove mystery series spans nineteen stories, with the nineteenth installment scheduled to be released soon.
Author Carolyn L. Dean shares the real-life inspirations behind the animals in her stories and reads an excerpt from Bed, Breakfast, and Bones.
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Dean notes that the Ravenwood Cove mystery series spans nineteen stories, with the nineteenth installment scheduled to be released soon.
Dean explains that she incorporates loved ones, pets, and sentimental items that have passed out of her life into the fictional world of Ravenwood Cove so they are preserved forever.
Dean shares that Oscar was inspired by her late cat Magellan, a large orange cat with curly fur who acted like he was in charge.
Dean explains that the rooster Dumb Cluck was modeled after an abandoned real-life rooster on her grandmother's farm, and reveals that in the books he ends up saving Amanda's life.
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