Showing posts with label Christmas Holly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas Holly. Show all posts

Friday, April 19, 2013

Life with Lucy #10 - Not

We've interrupted our regularly scheduled programming today, because the star has the day off. Go figure. They get a little famous and then, bam. They're on vacation. Lucy sends her love, and says she'll be back next week with a happy tale.

She had a great week, and right now she's sleeping soundly on the bed. So rather than disturb her slumber, I thought I'd give you a peek at some more book covers.

I've expanded Christmas Knight into a novella, because the story simply cried out for it. So did readers.

I struggled with doing the same to Christmas Holly, and ultimately decided to leave it be. Part of its charm is that it's short.

Lest you think I've given  up, like everyone, life doesn't happen the way you expect it to, so I took a detour from my writing because it was necessary.

Things are back on track for me, I'll be publishing my own work and seeking out publishers for some longer works. I think they're calling us hybrid authors these days. Just hang on, and next week they'll be calling us something else. It's an exciting time to be an author.

I've got lots of new work scheduled for release later this year. Unfortunately, even taking the reins, I can't get things finished as fast as I'd like to. But it's happening. So stay tuned! These quickies and a new novel or two will be available for your reading pleasure very soon!

Thank you for sticking with me. Have a lovely weekend.

Monday, September 26, 2011

Surprising Good News

Nothing like starting the week off on a high note. It seems I'm a finalist in the 2012 EPIC Awards! My ebook short, Christmas Holly is up for the top prize in the short story category.


You just never know when good things will happen. Off to do the happy dance. Promise I'll try not to hurt myself.

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Talkin' Tuesday


I've been lucky enough to score an interview over at fabulous Rebecca Rose's blog for Talkin' Tuesday.

I'll be giving away a copy of Christmas Holly to get you started thinking about your Christmas list, and chatting about my next release, Christmas Knight.

And if you're the curious type, you might find out a thing or two you didn't know about me. So stop on by!

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Twelve Days of Christmas Fun!

Hey ya. In case you haven't noticed the spiffy trailer posted, ahem, (it's on the right). Today is day ten, and yours truly is featured over at Sandra Sookoo's blog.

Come over and join the fun!

Friday, November 19, 2010

Aloha!

I've been interviewed at the SOS Aloha Blog. There are prizes to be had. And possibly a historic re-enactment.

Okay, just kidding about that last one, but stop on by. And when you've finished reading, have yourself a great weekend!

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Release Day!

A month or so ago, I mentioned placing first runner-up in a writing contest for Gypsy Shadow Publishing. The prize was to have your work published by them. Yay!

This story is a little bit different from what I usually write, but just in time for the holidays. I’ve always been a fan of Dickens A Christmas Carol, and Scrooged is always up for regular review. My favorite part is the ghosts. Don’t you wonder who they are? How they came to be? I did.

Without further ado, here’s the cover and blurb for my short story, Christmas Holly.

A gallery owner living in the past collides with a beautiful ghost from the future. Is it life, death, or love, which will imitate art?

Young, beautiful, and certain of her future, Holly Clark fully expected to have a wonderful time attending her mother’s annual Christmas Eve bash. The one thing she didn’t expect—was her own untimely death.

Gallery owner and world renowned artist, Greg Marshall is desperate to relive his past. Until he receives a startling visit from a woman he believed to be the love of his life. Her sudden appearance has the power to change everything.

Love doesn’t mean what it used to. Can the past really affect the future, or can the future transform the past?

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