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Blog postTime flies when you’re keeping busy! I had a very busy first half of the year. I searched for a house, put an offer in on three different ones and bought the last. (Third time was the charm!) I moved a couple of weeks ago and have been unpacking and settling in. In the last […]
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Blog postIt’s a new month and that means it’s time to tell you about a new book. The Hitwoman’s Getaway will be out next month! A romantic room, gourmet meals, free booze, massages…that’s what Maggie is promised when she’s sent away on a pet-friendly romantic getaway. Crazy fellow guests, a missing couple, a human skull, and […]
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Blog postI can’t believe it. I’m soooo excited to report that The Hitwoman’s Girls’ Night Out hit number one in Psychic Mysteries on Amazon. This is the 30th book in the series, but the first time one of the books has gotten that little banner! I’m so grateful to EVERY reader who helped to make this […]
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Blog postThe Hitwoman’s Girls’ Night Out is almost here! Here’s a sneak peek! just know it’s going to be a bad day when Armani’s planned a girls’ night out. A sharp rap on my bedroom door woke me from a blissful dream where I was lying in a meadow, all by myself, soaking up the silence […]
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Blog postNext week, I’ve got not one, but two releases! On the 22nd the audiobook version of “Gently Used, Still Works” book 2 in the Psychic Consignment Mystery series will be released by Tantor Media. Then on the 24th the 30th book in the Confessions of a Slightly Neurotic Hitwoman series, “The Hitwoman’s Girls’ Night Out” […]
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Blog postDid anybody else feel like January was just super long and exhausting? I certainly did. As I mentioned at the beginning of the month, one of my goals is to buy a home this year. I tried twice in January and neither time worked out. It was frustrating to go through so much stress and […]
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Blog postThe first of the Psychic Consignment Mysteries, ONE WOMAN’S JUNK has been released in audiobook format! When their beloved godmother, Letty, dies suddenly, the Concordia sisters converge on the beach town of Sarasota, Florida, to mourn the passing of the woman who raised them. While there, they must scatter her ashes as instructed and decide […]
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Blog postWow, I can hardly believe that the first book in the Confessions of a Slightly Neurotic Hitwoman was published ten years ago. Maggie’s been through a lot since then. (We all have.) I’m so grateful to all my readers that have loved Maggie and the gang. Can you believe book THIRTY in the series will […]
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Blog postDoes anyone else feel like the last two weeks have felt like a year? I’m exhausted by 2022 already. My last two weeks have been filled with quite a bit of stress, disappointment and frustration…and I’m TIRED. My plans and routine were disrupted as I tried to buy a house. There was a lot of […]
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Blog postComing soon! What could possibly go wrong when a girls’ night out is arranged by Armani Vasquez? Maggie Lee is about to find out. When Maggie humors her quirky, psychic friend and agrees to a long-delayed night of “fun” she has to deal with the uniquely challenging dynamics of her female friends and family, a […]
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Blog postJust a quick reminder to sign up for my newsletter if you haven’t already to get a peek at a quick flash fiction read that is exclusively for newsletter subscribers.
In this one, Maggie and the gang are lost…and some don’t react as well as others.
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Blog postLast week ONE WOMAN’S JUNK, the first of the Psychic Consignment Mysteries, was released. Here’s my favorite line from an Amazon reviewer:
“Let’s just say my kids were in Heaven because they had pizza and all the screen time so I could read this book straight through because putting it down was not an option.”
Isn’t that awesome?!?! Who doesn’t love getting lost in a book like that?
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Blog postThis is a random post, but all of these comments amused or touched me today.
Little girl studying my purple hair: “Red and blue make purple. Does that mean you’re mad and sad?”
Friend 1: “I’m nominating you for the Pain in the Ass of the Day Award.”
Hours later from Friend 2: “You are worth waiting and fighting for.”
Neighbor 1: “Your best kept secret is that you’re actually a really nice person.”
Hours later from Neighbor 2: “I heard you’re the enforce -
Blog postI love my job…but…I hate starting to write.
Not because I hate writing, but because I am constantly trying to overcome my fear.
Most of the time I approach writing with a knot in my stomach, a distracted buzzing in my brain, and dread in my heart.
And yet, most days, I force myself to write. Most days I really enjoy it once I get into some kind of flow. Almost always, I end up feeling better for having done it.
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Blog postI’ve printed out the manuscript for ONE WOMAN’S JUNK in preparation to make the (hopefully) last pass of story edits.
I’ve put the pages in my big, shiny binder (after somehow massacring the job I did of three-hole-punching) and have started scribbling on them.
((Hmmm, the photo makes it look like sand, which is fitting for a book that’s set in a beach town, but in person it’s more like gold glitter.)
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Blog postThere’s a lot to like about living in Florida, but the brutal summer heat isn’t one of them.
The heat index was over 100 degrees multiple days this first official week of summer, so basically if you hear someone calling weakly, “I’m melting” there’s a good chance it’s me.
But it rained last night for hours and knocked the temperature down, which meant that this morning’s walk was comfortable and it’s still cool enough that I’m able to sit outside while I do some work.
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Blog postI’m jealous of my writer friends who work on one project at a time.
I can’t do that. I have way too many ideas.
In order to manage my insanity, I’ve decided to only work on three writing projects per day.
Currently I’m:
Working on story edits for One Woman’s Junk. Writing the first draft of Hitwoman 21. Writing a screenplay, which we can call Monsters. (This is my “fun” project and I’m trying to limit myself to only working on it for about 15 -20 minutes per day.) -
Blog postI was commiserating with a writer friend earlier about how difficult it is to wait for developmental story edits.
We were discussing how our minds play tricks on us as we wait.
For example, I’m ALWAYS convinced my editor is going to tell me that what I’ve come up with is absolutely awful and I should quit this writing game immediately.
Every. Single Time.
Because of this, right now I’m thinking the ONE WOMAN’S JUNK will not be the first in my Psychic Consignmen -
Blog postI have “deadline hangover” which basically means I’m creatively spent and having trouble stringing complete sentences together.
But I’m thrilled to report that I’ve sent my new book, One Woman’s Junk to my developmental story editor!
I’ll be explaining more about why these items were important to my creative process as we get closer to the release date.
With any luck, this first book in my Psychic Consignment Mystery series, featuring the Concordia siste -
Blog postI recently completed a month-long challenge to try to learn to draw.
I knew I wasn’t going to be good at it, but I figured I’d give it a try since I thought that thinking differently would be good for my brain.
I felt compelled to share my efforts daily on Instagram — like the universe was pretty much screaming, “Put it out there!” kind of compelled.
I don’t know about you, but I find it difficult to “put it out there” when I know I’m going to fail.
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