It’s Caturday and time for cute fluffy-wuzziness. Today, we have an identity debate, cat-style. Apple, I think you will lose this one.
It’s Caturday
Shadow Silence Release Day!
YAY! Today’s the re-release day for SHADOW SILENCE. So few people found my Whisper Hollow series the first time around that it’s almost like having brand new books come out. Like Autumn Thorns, I cut out 11,000 words from this
It’s Caturday
It’s Caturday and time for cute fluffy-wuzziness. Today we have Apple, all boxed in. Yeah, yeah, I’m being Captain Obvious, so what, I mean Meow.
Autumn Thorns Release Day!
I can’t tell you how thrilled I am to re-release Autumn Thorns with a new cover that fits it so much, under my own publishing umbrella. I cut 15,000 words of fluff out of the book to streamline it so
It’s Caturday
It’s Caturday and time for cute fluffy-wuzziness. For Yasmine’s upcoming birthday, I know of the perfect gift:
Exercising Through Resistance
Since we are in the month of January, when a lot of people make goals and resolutions, I’m thinking about exercise. Honestly, if it weren’t for my pain levels, I would enjoy exercising a lot more than I do. I
Hump Day Thoughts & A Note on The Phantom Queen
Hey, good morning. I thought I would take a few moments to blog, and update you on a couple things, and just chat a little bit. First, The Phantom Queen will be out a couple weeks later than I had
It’s Caturday
It’s Caturday and time for cute fluffy-wuzziness. You know, I lost my car keys. If only I could recruit some four footed furry help on finding them.
But First, Coffee: Planning, Goal-Setting, & Conscious Living
Hey peeps, how are you today? I thought I’d write a New Year’s post to talk about goal setting for the year. I’ve got several rather ambitious goals this year, but they are realistic, as long as I keep myself
RWA is Burning, and I Think It Has To…
I’m going to write a bit of a serious post here. I feel that I have to say something about a situation that’s unfolding. As some of you know, I’ve been part of RWA—Romance Writers of America—for many years. But