A foreign usurper. A lady who longs for freedom. Vicious beasts who want to rip them all to shreds. Who wins?
Darkness or light? You decide.
Does a sunrise seem like a strange picture for my Thanksgiving newsletter? I think you’ll see why it’s perfect. For my readers outside the US, Thanksgiving is a big holiday for us, focused around gratitude … Read More
Could you use an escape from the chaos?
Could you use a hopeful message for a change? Or an escape from all the noise? I have two options for you. Feel free to take them both. First, I’m giving away 100 advance review copies … Read More
A new book I recommend, and free books for you.
This issue is all about other authors: Over 100 free books and a new release that I particularly liked. I thoroughly enjoyed this story. While it hints at the tale of Cinderella, the plot is … Read More
Change is…Nah! Let’s talk about stories instead.
“Change is good,” they said. I used to cringe every time I heard those words from upper management. Have you felt that way? At least for the changes I’m announcing today, I did the work … Read More
Life goes on. Really, it does!
This issue: A bit of life, a sale and a sneak peek at the artwork for my next series.
A quick sale and a surprising find
How did Memorial Day sneak up so fast? Or is time dragging for you? There is no denying that holidays can feel rather off this year. Since this newsletter goes around the world, you may not … Read More
A unique way to read and Hidden Gems
Several years ago, my husband suggested that we read a book together. Aloud. Strange idea, I thought, but did it anyway. We would switch off reading every other chapter of Golden Rendezvous. That’s not even … Read More
Submerged Pathway
This month I’m featuring seventy stories and they are all free. This is my first attempt at setting up one of these giveaways myself. I’m stunned by how many authors joined! That’s great for you because … Read More
Where does this pathway lead?
Do pathways intrigue you? They have always called to me. Whether it’s a road dropping out of sight beyond a hill or a footpath winding into a forest, they beckon.