Flossie Benton Rogers | Flossie Benton Rogers, Author

Mythic Monday: Time Singer Cover Reveal

For Mythic Monday, I’m thrilled to unveil the stunning cover for Time Singer – Wytchfae 4, with artwork by the super talented Dawne’ Dominique. On the cover is the heroine, Seraphina, and spectacular cliffs along the shore of Ireland. The book is scheduled for release on April 25 and will be available for pre-order in… Continue reading Mythic Monday: Time Singer Cover Reveal

Vintage Friday: Revere These Rockers

Recently childhood pals Meg, Larry, Vi, and I went to see my favorite band of the 1960s, Paul Revere and the Raiders. Those guys still wear revolutionary style costumes and rock harder than ever! Paul’s keyboard is in the shape of the front of a mustang. Back in the day my favorite of the group… Continue reading Vintage Friday: Revere These Rockers

Torchy Tuesday: Mind Your Goddess

WIN! Like my Facebook page and leave a comment OR follow my blog and leave a comment to be in the running for a free eBook from my backlist. With book 4 in the Wytchfae series, Time Singer, coming out soon, I am doing a shout out for book 3, Mind Your Goddess. I had… Continue reading Torchy Tuesday: Mind Your Goddess

Mythic Monday: 13 Unsung Goddesses

The goddesses featured today are less well known than many other goddesses of the world. I am pleased to cast attention to these unsung heroines of our past times. Amaunet– Egyptian goddess of the mysterious primordial waters at the time of creation. The female counterpart of the hidden god Amun, she is often shown with… Continue reading Mythic Monday: 13 Unsung Goddesses

Cocktail Saturday: Banana Daiquiri

Take a trip to St. Thomas, even if only in your mind. I confess– I love to spell the word daiquiri. BANANA DAIQUIRI Ingredients: 1 ½ ounce lime juice, 1 ½ ounce light rum, 1 tablespoon triple sec, 1 teaspoon sugar, 1 banana, ice cubes. Directions: Place ingredients in blender and blend until firm.… Continue reading Cocktail Saturday: Banana Daiquiri

Vintage Friday: Chicken and Dumplings 1959

Soups and stews have been around as long as cooking. They were among the earliest forms of meals for humankind, easy to prepare and easy to digest. In researching a vintage topic or recipe to complement Mythic Monday’s Hocktide post, I discovered beef was a favorite Anglo-Saxon food around 1000 A.D., and poultry was an… Continue reading Vintage Friday: Chicken and Dumplings 1959

Mythic Monday: Hocktide

Hocktide, a folk festival held on the second Monday and Tuesday following Easter, is a rowdy celebration pitting men against women in zany fun. First the men play tricks on the women, such as pilfering their shoes or scarves, and then the women perform similar antics against the men. Guess what will reclaim the purloined… Continue reading Mythic Monday: Hocktide

Cocktail Saturday: Tom Collins

Gin was the go to spirit in the 1950s when martinis, gimlets, and Tom Collins were all the rage. Those retro drinks are seeing a big comeback right now in the second decade of the 21st century. Gimlet is one of my favorites– so refreshing. Martinis seem ultra strong to me, but they’re also the… Continue reading Cocktail Saturday: Tom Collins

Vintage Friday: Bread Pudding 1950

This delicious recipe comes by way of my cousin Margaret, who got it from her mother, a fine southern cook who knew how to stretch a meal. In fact, bread pudding originated hundreds of years ago in the kitchens of frugal cooks looking to provide a little sweetness without breaking the bank. BREAD PUDDING 1950… Continue reading Vintage Friday: Bread Pudding 1950

Writer Wednesday: Jennifer Simpkins

Please welcome fellow Secret Cravings author Jennifer Simpkins! I’m excited to have her visit today with her newest 4 flame contemporary romance, Moving On. One thing you should know about Jennifer is that she’s a dedicated fan of the New York Yankees. Moving On A Novella By Jennifer Simpkins Blurb: Love hasn’t come easy to… Continue reading Writer Wednesday: Jennifer Simpkins