The Little Engine that Could

Hello! I hope you can hear the excitement in my tone! Here’s my story: I arrived home today after picking my two babies up from their Auntie’s. Juggling my laptop bag, the diaper bag, and groceries, I barely had the stamina to go for the mail, too. But I am so glad I did! Inside, […]

Vessel Revised!

Yesterday, I completed revisions to Vessel, the second paranormal romance novella in my Children of the Sidhe series. I will get it in the hands of several betas today. That puts me on track to publish around December 1. I have decided to roll out a new cover for the first novella, Tribute, around the […]

Still Revising, No New Writing

Ah. That’s such a sad and lonely title. But it’s true. No writing. I’ve been very busy at work, which means I have less energy and focus left for writing. I’m also pushing myself to finish revisions on Vessel before I get back to my writing WIP. I decided on some major changes to the […]

Indie Book Review: J.A. Konrath’s Exposed

Indie Book Review: J.A. Konrath’s Exposed

Exposed – A Thriller Novella by Jack KilbornMy rating: 4 of 5 stars Exposed was non-stop action. It is a thriller, which isn’t what I usually read. Lots of violence, at times gratuitous. Gritty characters — and a really badass point of view character in Chandler. This novella definitely got me interested in the other […]

Wrapping Up Revisions on Vessel

In terms of word count this week, I have a big zero to report. Actually I think I snuck in 150 words one night before one of my kids needed something, and then I never got back to it. However, I squeezed in tons of time with the paranormal romance novella I plan to publish […]

Indie Book Review: Secrets of the Wolf

Indie Book Review: Secrets of the Wolf

Secrets of the Wolf by Lauralynn ElliottMy rating: 4 of 5 stars The second book in the Libby Fox trilogy delivers on the promise developed in the first book. The book moves quickly from progress with the developing romance to the introduction of yet another hot male on Libby’s hands, one who threatens to compete […]

Plotter Gone Wild

Whether you’re a pantser, or a plotter, sometimes you just don’t see what’s coming for your characters. I made a connection a couple of nights ago relating to a character whose role has worried me for some time.  Building on it, I realized it called for expanding one existing scene in my WIP and writing […]

The Break Pays Off With Breakthroughs

It took me a while to decide on a title for this post, but I think this one does it justice. The ten day break between rounds paid off for me this week. I didn’t write at all during the week, but did complete revisions on the first three chapters of Vessel. I also managed a ton […]

Round of Words: Accomplishments

I accomplished a lot during this round of Round Of Words in 80 Days — the writing challenge that knows you have a life. And I sure do. 🙂 So, I’m focusing on the positive. I’m a lot further along than I was at the beginning of July, and I’ve learned tons of new tricks […]