
Here’s the link to Amazon. Just in case.
Here’s the link to Amazon. Just in case.
Thinking about Jobs’ advice today. Making a radical change to your life feels like jumping out of a plane… without a parachute.
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I was interviewed by Tell Tales Book reviews about writing Dangerous Deception. And, ahem, I’m Author of the Month!
If you would like to win a print copy, Tell-Tale Book Reviews is hosting a giveaway this week for American or Canadian readers.
I decided to take a day off the internet. Started re-reading C.S. Lewis’ Narnia book, The Silver Chair. Just got to the point where the characters are trapped underground and all the lights went out.
Not only is it National Author’s Day, but my debut LIS novel, Dangerous Deception, is now available in ebook form! So far, the reviews on Goodreads have been excellent.
All in all, this has been a wonderful start to November!
Do you enjoy Christian Romantic Suspense? Want to win a copy of Dangerous Deception?
If you’re looking for something new to read, here’s a giveaway of over 50 books. There are some really great authors participating in this, so check it out!
Win a copy of Dangerous Deception!
News update! My debut Love Inspired Suspense book, Dangerous Deception, is coming out November 1st.
Here is the cover!
I am amazed at all the little details the Harlequin Art Department was able to include in this cover. Does it look mysterious? Are you intrigued? I hope so!
This was a post that I wrote last year, but it needs updating. Some links are no longer relevant, and some new links have been added. (My thanks to Amelia and Barbara for sending a link!)
*Because that’s invariably the first question I’m asked.
I love libraries. I have to confess, having one of my books in a library makes it feel like a real book in a way that having a book up on Amazon never does. So when I heard about the Multnomah County’s Library Writer’s Project, I was excited.
This program looks for independently published books written by authors in the Portland area, and since The English Lieutenant’s Lady is written about early Oregon history, it seemed like a good fit. The library agreed!
I’ve put up a post on the Craftie Ladies of Romance website talking about my experience with my local police department’s Citizen’s Academy. I was handcuffed! Sat in the back of a police car! Shot a Glock! Y’know, the usual things a writer does.