The first draft I started last Wednesday is progressing nicely. I’ve met my test mile of at least 500 words each day, and I’m just one hundred words from the cumulative goal of an average of 1,000 a day needed to write this novella during August. Here’s my word count since the last check-in: Wed […]
Category Archives: Children of the Sidhe
Giveaway of Tribute on Paranormal Opinion!
This is super exciting! Tishia at Paranormal Opinion invited me for an author spotlight and giveaway of Tribute! She’s also giving away a necklace she created with the Tribute image. That’s right, Tribute bling! Here’s an excerpt from the first chapter of Tribute. If you haven’t read it, head on over and comment to enter […]
It’s My Birthday! Giveaway & Interview
I’m 32 today! In celebration, I’m giving away copies of my novella Tribute to any readers who comment on this post by midnight Friday, February 17th. If you’ve already read Tribute, but haven’t read the sequel Vessel, mention that in your comment and I’ll treat you to a copy of the second book instead. Fun! […]
Vessel Available on Amazon & Smashwords
I’m happy to say, I’ve published Vessel, the second installment in my Children of the Sidhe series! It’s available now on Amazon Kindle and Smashwords. Thank you to my husband, who has taken up the slack around the house to free me up to write (and today, publish). Thanks also to my writer friends and […]
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 […]
Tribute Available on Amazon & Smashwords
I’ve finally gone and done it. At this moment I am filled with extreme pleasure and pride as I tell you my first book, the paranormal romance novella Tribute, is available for purchase at Amazon and Smashwords! Thank you all for your support and advice as I’ve worked through this process. I am continually amazed […]