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Blog postSPOILERS…beware!
“And Murtagh is just a cat. God works in mysterious and sometimes hideous ways that are still wondrous. He took away Graham Black. But when He did, He left the world with two of him. Jagger and you.”
I knew.
In my book Wild Like the Wind, I knew precisely at that part, when Dutch goes to the mat for Hound and states, “This is about my father and my mother and my dad. And I am my father and my mother but most of all, I’m my dad.” that I had -
Blog postIf you follow me on Facebook, you may have recently read me waxing poetic about the Kevin Costner television show that airs on the Paramount network: Yellowstone.
Now, a television show that reminds us that the first American outlaws were the cowboys, and we may have glorified them through history, but the premier American outlaws are still cowboys…I want me some of that.
See, apparently they just live in sparsely populated areas where us city folk and those who don’t l -
Blog postIf you follow me on social media, you know I just finished the new fantasy series I’ve written for an Audible exclusive. This was months of being in a deep dive of world building where pretty much anything can happen, I just had to keep track of every, single nuance of it.
And now it’s done. The last book in that four-part series.
Now beware.
I’m gonna make a grand statement here.
It wrecked me.
It wrecked me worse than any book I’ -
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Blog postNo really, what is it?
Not, I’d want to fly or be invisible or time travel so I could assassinate Hitler (though I’d want to be able to do all those things).
What is it now?
This is a concept I’ve been running into recently that I dig. This idea that we already have superpowers, we just don’t realize it.
Especially women.
Somewhere along the way, we’ve been made to think the things we can do are normal, trivial even.
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Blog postRecently, I read an issue of Oprah Magazine, and after I beat back that little green monster of how jealous I am they keep coming up with such great ideas, I decided to steal one.
That being their series of essays in their Gratitude Issue. These short ditties packed a massive punch to the point I was sitting on a plane reading them and fighting the need to burst into sobs.
I’ll just say, specifically, the essay written by the woman who expressed her gratitude to her bab -
Blog postSomething I started last year makes me able to do something super cool this year…
Review my year and see how full it was of hard work, good play and maybe a wee bit too much shopping.
Yes, I’m a planner girl. Since going off the Franklin-Covey system in the 90’s, I got my first Erin Condren in November 2017. And since, I’ll admit it, I’ve gone sticker mad (and I do not care).
But mostly, I jot just about everything down, even if it’s just a note, and it was -
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Blog postI have a friend. A friend I met online. A friend who wrote to me way back in the day when I first started publishing and we exchanged emails that were at first, pithy, and then, as shared experiences, thoughtful responses, and the mutual love of makeup was identified, the connection became deeper. And then deeper.
And deeper.
Now, we call each other “sisters from another sister.” She is in my heart. We’ve shared our histories. We prop each other up when one is falling d -
Blog postAs many of you know, the end of last year was pretty dark for me. My beloved cat was diagnosed with an untreatable heart condition and every day became a vigil, waiting for him to die.
This included waking up every morning and being in a suspended state (unless he was there with me) to wait for him to jump up on the bed, terrified the entire time between waking and him arriving that I’d have to force myself out of bed and look for his body.
Ditto any time I went out. If -
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Blog postThere’s this picture, you see. It’s a fantastic picture. And the picture depicts my mom sitting out on the front patio of our house in Indiana. It’s from the back. She’s looking over her shoulder and smiling at the camera. She’d come home from work for lunch. So it was lunchtime and summer. She was wearing a smart, dark brown pencil skirt. A blue blouse with cap sleeves.
And a pair of fire engine red pumps.
In the late 70s, my mom found herself with three kids, divorced -
Blog postThis is a short story I wrote and posted in my newsletter last week. But I love it so much, gotta share the goodness. And Goodreads Romance Week is the perfect time to do it!
“He’s Safe in My Hands”
AUTHOR’S NOTE: There are major spoilers of Motorcycle Man and some of the Chaos series books in this short. If you have not read them all, please read on at your own peril!
IMPORTANT! If you’re not 18 years of age, you should NOT be reading this.
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