Everybody wants a house that stays clean and runs smoothly. My mom read Marie Kondo’s book and told me about it before it was popular, but it wasn’t until all my friends were on board the train that I decided I might take the time to give it a look.… Read the rest...
I’d hoped this one would be a post where I told you Paragon of Water was done, and that I was starting the next project, excited to get it underway.
Needless to say, that didn’t happen. April was a great month for writing, but a lot of surprises came in… Read the rest...
Shortly after I started the long process of writing of writing Paragon of Water, a few snags arose. Cover art needed to come slower. Plot ambiguity stalled the writing. And all the while, some new concepts for something short, easy, and stand-alone kept brewing in the back of my mind,… Read the rest...
Last month, I wrote a scene in Paragon of Water (the upcoming third book in Spectrum Legacy) where Zaide penned a letter to his foster parents. This started a small writing exercise for me. What might be in that letter? How many letters would a homesick character write? I decided… Read the rest...
Last month, I decided to do Camp NaNoWriMo. Spoiler alert: I set a goal of 50,000 words, and ultimately, I hit it. I wrote only Monday through Friday and took a few days off, too. That means I averaged 3,000 words a day on each writing day. I aim to… Read the rest...
Saturday morning, my 20th book slipped out into the world… so Paragon of Fire is now available to read! It’s available in Kindle Unlimited and paperback copies will be coming out shortly.
Until the paperbacks make their arrival, you can get your ebook copy from Amazon.
Happy reading!
…wow, I… Read the rest...
As we stopped by aisle of coffee and tea for my husband to replenish his coffee supply, a little box of tea that was on sale caught my eye. Green tea with blueberry, pomegranate, and açaí. Sounded good.
Being that it was all of two dollars, I tossed it in… Read the rest...