I’ve been doing edits this week. I’m going over a manuscript that has been professionally edited, choosing whether or not to accept the suggested changes. It’s tedious work and hard on my eyes. Following the suggestions takes my story down … Continue reading →
This is a favorite story of mine with 3 generations of romance in the same book. What do a divorce lawyer and a young woman who believes in romance have in common besides each having a grandparent who wants to … Continue reading →
This week we did some mulching. The hope is it will make my life easier because it will reduce weeding. I like the beauty of perennials and the flower borders but they are so much work. Hence, the use of mulch. … Continue reading →
See these beautiful flowers. But they don’t belong there so I guess that makes them weeds. They are growing between the rows—thick as a carpet. I have been editing a manuscript and finding weed words. Words that are perfectly good but … Continue reading →
It’s been a foggy spring off and on. I can’t see very far. It made me think of my writing ‘method’. (Warning:avoid if at all possible). I begin with an idea. I develop characters and a plot. Well, sort … Continue reading →
There are times when I think I would like a longer week. Perhaps an extra day tucked away somewhere between Saturday and Sunday. My hope would be that I could finally get everything done I need to do in a … Continue reading →
One thing I really enjoy about travel is unexpected surprises. On my recent research trip to Montana I made one such discovery. I found the Ross Creek Cedars. I had no idea Montana had such stunning beauties. Some of these … Continue reading →
This week I sent in the proposal for the last book in the Cowboys of Eden Valley series. I hate to say goodbye to those I’ve spent so much time with but it’s time to move on. And I’m excited … Continue reading →
Welcome. Here I am back again with a new blog to go with my new website. Be sure and check out the web page before you leave. You’ll see the new books I have coming out. This month saw the … Continue reading →