FROM THE HEART WITH GINI RIFKIN: To Whom it may concern. Who vs whom.

Thursday, April 23, 2026

To Whom it may concern. Who vs whom.

On occasion, I still have a little trouble

with the who vs whom scenario.

I found this information helpful.

If you can respond to the question with “he/she,” use who.
“Who went to the store today?"

"He went to the store today.”

If you can respond with “him/her,” use whom.
“With whom are you going on your date?"

"I’m going with him.”

"To whom it may concern." "It may concern him."

Remember, who ends with a vowel, like he/she

and whom ends with M like him.

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Then there is weather, whether, and wether.

Weather: the atmospheric condition.

Whether: expressing a doubt or choice between alternatives.

Wether: a castrated male goat.

Cupid

In Break Heart Canyon, my heroine, Una MacLaren,

raises Angora goats.

Precious

Break Heart Canyon Winner of best historical romance of the year from Colorado Authors' League.

Blurb:

Unearthing artifacts in Colorado sounded like easy money to Ryker Landry. Then he met the woman who owned the land.

Una MacLaren vows no fortune hunter will desecrate the ancient relics of BreakHeart Canyon—even if the man is a handsome scoundrel. Fighting to keep her goat farm afloat as local cattlemen hatch deadly schemes to make sure she fails, Una has enough to worry about.

Captivated by the courageous redhead, Ryker joins forces with Una and her deerhound, MacTavish. But what does he desire most—the woman or the artifacts?

When the mythical white cougar again prowls the rocky cliffs, the legend of BreakHeart Canyon draws them into a web of danger. Now only daring and blind trust can save them.

Available here