Misha Crews

Love stories about old houses and family secrets.

My latest novel, Sweet Music, is centered around a music shop that has been owned by the Sullivan family for generations. Here’s something fun I found out when I was researching the story. In 1888, Washington, DC was actually the hub of the burgeoning recording industry. Columbia Phonograph Company, who had franchising rights for Thomas …

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We all feel trapped sometimes. Sometimes it’s because we’re in an off-kilter relationship, or stuck at a job we don’t like, or just because we have bills to pay and our time is not our own. The song “Wildflowers” was made for those situations, when the walls close in and the way gets dark. And …

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Well, it may still technically be spring, but it certainly feels like summer! And with the weather warming up, and stay-at-home restrictions easing, I decided to make this June’s Quote of the Month, as a reminder to all of us that it’s okay to be a little wild sometimes. Be safe and have fun! Let …

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