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We’ve Officially Moved!
Good morning! It is becoming increasingly difficult to maintain three blogs. While I do like several of the features here at wordpress, I have much more control and many more options available to me at my blogspot site. So today, I’m officially moving everything over to that site. I do hope you can stop by … Continue reading »
Red Pencil Thursdays….
Hello everyone! Yesterday, I was blessed with being able to participate in Mia Marlowe’s ‘Red Pencil Thursday’ event! I received some great insights, thoughts, and advice from readers as it pertains to the first 500 words of Wee William’s Woman. I have taken that advice to heart and to pen. To see how the process began … Continue reading »
Red Pencil Thursdays and Wee William’s Woman
Hello! Today we’re blogging at Mia Marlowe’s website and I’m participating in her Red Pencil Thursday event! Please stop by and take a look at the writing process. They’re helping critique the first 500 words on Wee William’s Woman! You can see how it began and where I’ve taken in and even leave your own … Continue reading »
Laiden’s Daughter…Happy Dance of Joy!
Thank you all!!! As of last night, we’ve sold over 30,000 copies of Laiden’s Daughter around the world since February, 2012! That is just the Kindle sales. That doesn’t include those borrowed through Prime, or the 9 sold at B&N (haha!) This doesn’t include the paperbacks sold via Amazon nor the countless copies my mom gave … Continue reading »
My Interview of Author Emery Lee…
Emery and I met via her Facebook page Romantic Historical Fiction Lovers. Emery is one of the nicest women that I’ve ever met! She was kind enough to take time to do an interview with me. I hope you enjoy learning a little more about this phenomenal author as much as I did! ;o) Click … Continue reading »
My Interview With Carl Purdon, Author of The Night Train
Click here for My interview with Carl Purdon, Author of The Night Train….. Continue reading »