Stone of Thor comic
One Scoop or Two Series on Sandhill Island
Witches’ Cliff: Deerbourne Inn Series
Blooming Justice: Keystone Lake Series
Second in the Sandhill Island series
Romance Suspense
Published by The Wild Rose Press available in paperback and Kindle
YA Fantasy
YA Fantasy
Second in the Glome's Valley series
Pulp Fiction
Published by Airship 27 in Paperback and Kindle and now audible audio edition!
Pulp Anthology
Anthology from Enid Writers Club
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Author Archives: peggylchambers
2024: Glome’s Valley at the Heavner Runestone Park
This blog is about the little story that could, Glome’s Valley. Many years ago, my husband and I saw an Oklahoma travel show on TV that talked about the Heavener Runestone. At that time, the park belonged to the State … Continue reading
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Tagged coloring books, Heavener Runestone, Oklahoma fairytales, Parks in Oklahoma, Runestone
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2024: At the Heart of the Game
My mind is wandering as I eat breakfast and look out at the beautiful blue sky and green grass. Beautiful from inside my air-conditioned home. It’s been in the upper 90s and low 100s. I got out of the equally … Continue reading
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Tagged interview, new book, Paula Benge, Rendezvous with a Writer, softball
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2024: Rainy Days and Sundays
It’s pouring outside as I sit at my computer warm and snug on a rainy Sunday morning. Here on the Great Plains in the middle of August, it has cooled down and we are getting rain. So unusual. Oklahoma City … Continue reading
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Tagged good book, Oklahoma, rainy days, summer, wet and dreary
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2024: The Mystery of the Multiplying Blue Wine Bottles
I have a mystery this week in my own front flower garden. The mystery of the multiplying cobalt blue wine bottles. I planted some boxwood bushes a few years ago separated by river rock and pots of flowers. I thought … Continue reading
2024: 100,000 Miles!
I officially have an old car. Sigh. My 2014 pearl finish Equinox is about to run over 100,000 miles. It lacks 24 miles and I watch it like a hawk. I want to see the transition. I can’t believe it … Continue reading
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Tagged 100000 miles, car payments, clean cars, new car smell, new cars, spring-equinox, trade ins
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2024: Lucky Number 13!
I am once again honored to tell you that I just signed a contract with The Wild Rose Press for (drum roll please) book number seven with them! This is the final Sandhill Island novel. The first two novels were … Continue reading
2024: I Hope You Beat the Heat
It’s hot outside! Not a news break, I know, but beating the heat in Oklahoma seems to be a fulltime job these days. I don’t handle the heat the way I used to. When I was young with young children, … Continue reading
2024: Hidden Gems in Enid
My hometown, Enid, Oklahoma, has been on a campaign of public art in the last few years. This particular piece is on the City Offices. We have a Mainstreet Enid group that helps keep the downtown area looking good and … Continue reading
2024: Of Washing Machines and Interviews
If you follow me on Facebook you know I got a new washing machine this week. I may have squealed loudly. I take pleasure in the small things, like clean clothes. We’ve been limping along a 10-year-old washing machine with … Continue reading
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Tagged clean clothes, Editors, good week, interviews, washing machines
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2024: William Kent Kreuger
I’ve been cleaning out books. If I don’t we have to build on to the house. Or I thought about crafting cards, organizing the books by the Dewey Decimal System, and checking them out to the public. But our town … Continue reading
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Tagged 1930s., American authors, books, Krueger, Minnesota, saga
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