I’m a city girl, born and raised in a New York suburb. My family moved to a Boston suburb when I was a teenager. After college my husband and I moved to Greensboro, NC, a medium-sized city in central North … Continue reading →
It’s out today! Finally. The ebook version of Falling for the Deputy is now available. You can order it here. It’s also available as a FREE READ in Kindle Unlimited. The paperback version should be released in the next day … Continue reading →
Yesterday afternoon I finished the first draft of Falling for the Deputy. I’ll spend a few days going through it to check pacing and fix any grammar, word choice, or continuity errors I find. (I almost always change a minor … Continue reading →
In a previous blog post, I talked about trying to get rid of as much of the “stuff” I have cluttering my home as I can. Some of it’s relatively easy to sort through and dispose of. When my grandchildren … Continue reading →
Crunchy with Chocolate An Anthology of Dragon Stories October, 2021 Amazon: ebook and trade paperback It has been said that one should never meddle in the affairs of dragons—for you are crunchy and taste good with chocolate. Come enter the … Continue reading →
We just finished the third quarter of the year, so it’s time to revisit my 2021 goals to see how I’m doing. My writing goals were to finish two novels in progress. No Time for Mistakes, my third book in … Continue reading →
I now have a cover and official blurb for No Time for Mistakes. Pre-order link coming soon. No Time for Mistakes (No Brides Club Series) October 8, 2021 Sweet Promise Press. As an ad designer, she puts all of her focus … Continue reading →
Prepare for some BSP (blatant self-promotion) here. This released today (Sept. 3): Until Dawn A Supernatural Anthology Red Penguin Press Sept. 3, 2021 Buy from Amazon My story is titled “The Dog and the Dead Man.” Lyana is both a … Continue reading →
Turned in the manuscript for No Time for Mistakes, my third No Brides Club book to Sweet Promise Press! Tentative release date is late September. My heroine works in an ad agency and the hero is marketing director for her … Continue reading →
This past Christmas my daughter, her husband, and four sons all isolated themselves for two weeks so that they could visit us safely for the holiday. Thankfully, no one got sick in that time. It was still a more restrained … Continue reading →