The foot of snow that arrived last week hit us a bit unprepared. The
pony car is being shuttled from garage stall to garage stall until the roads
clear up enough for me to drive her to storage for the winter. That’s about all
that’s left to do, though, thankfully. In other words, we are now set for
winter, whether we like it or not. I do have most of my Christmas shopping
done, so for that I’m very thankful. Thanksgiving preparations are underway,
too.
I’m writing the final few chapters in my Salem Witch Trial
story. It’s taken a lot of research, far more than perhaps I needed, but it’s
been so intriguing I have found myself lost in it. I’ll then move on to a
western and find myself looking forward to that. I’ve also plotted out my
spring wedding story for a 2016 Harlequin anthology.
I have the titles of my 2015 releases! A Fortune For The
Outlaw’s Daughter will be released in May. This story is set during the Alaskan
gold rush. The series title for the 1920’s stories is: Daughters of The
Roaring Twenties, and will include, The Runaway Daughter, The Bootlegger’s
Daughter, The Rebel Daughter, and The Forgotten Daughter. The Runaway Daughter
is a short (ebook only) story and the rest are full length books. They will be
released in August, September, and October. I’m very anxious to see the cover
arts for those.
I have a laundry list of things to get done today, so must
get to it, but want to wish each and every one of you a very Happy
Thanksgiving! Enjoy the time with loved ones, it doesn’t get better than that!
