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It’s that time of the year again…
When children start coming down with various illnesses, and a house full of kids turns into a sick ward. Our crew has survived the first round of childhood illness this year, which made Thanksgiving vacation a little long. But it… Continue reading
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Advanced Review Copy coming your way…
…if you would like one. Leave a comment if you would like a free electronic copy of my forthcoming title, Best Part of You, (romantic women’s fiction). I’m going to release this story in three parts, to make it easier… Continue reading
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Is there a reason for why things happen?
I know this is unrelated to fiction, but its something that’s been on my mind and I wanted to share my thoughts. A friend of mine asked this on Facebook a while back. Someone she knew had committed suicide, and… Continue reading
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First reviews
A few weeks ago, I woke up from a dream in the night in which I had been looking at my novel on Amazon, and it had received several one star reviews. At the time I had not received any… Continue reading
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Now in paperback, and other news.
Love Divine is officially available in a few different formats now. For Nook readers, for Kobo readers, and for Apple devices. It is also available as a paperback through Amazon, (actually through Amazon’s publish-on-demand company, Create Space). All this means… Continue reading
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Excerpt from Love Divine
If you click on the Look inside feature at Amazon, you can read the beginning of the novel, but just for kicks I decided to post a little excerpt from Chapter 3, so here it is: From Love Divine: Lauren… Continue reading
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Dining on words
“…they had a moment’s glimpse of glittering plate-glass and rich morocco, and the magnificent motor-car, immense, breath-snatching, passionate, with its pilot tense and hugging his wheel, possessed all earth and air for the fraction of a second, flung an enveloping… Continue reading
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Too Big to Fail
NB – old post I have been fretting over my novel for a while, making little progress, writing new scenes and new plot lines instead of fixing what I already have. I realized at long last that this is because… Continue reading