Category Archives: Author’s Notes

I’ve said it before, the world of a writer can be a very weird place. And my husband and children have no choice but to live in it daily. One day, this week, when my husband came home from work, … Continue reading →

The praise for my novel Rory’s Choice has been exciting to receive. Here are just a few… I just finished reading Rory’s Choice this morning. I had the flu over the weekend and my daughter had loaned me your book. … Continue reading →

My writing this week proves that creating novels sometimes mirrors real life. We make choices every of our lives. And those choices sometimes put us down paths we didn’t intend. I’m sure the choice looked promising at first, so did … Continue reading →

The world of a writer is often a lonely place. We live in our heads, working out the latest schemes and characters for our current novel itching to be set free. Most writers tend to be introverts so this isn’t … Continue reading →

Being able to say I am a published author is still pretty surreal to me. After so many frustrating years of disappointments, I feared it might never happen. I knew it wouldn’t be endless days of sunshine and lollipops after … Continue reading →

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On September 20th a dream of mine will come true—my first novel, RORY’S CHOICE, will finally be available to the world. After years of rejections and disappointments I had almost consigned myself that I would have to self-publish to get … Continue reading →

This post comes with exciting news and updates about my book coming out this fall. I’ll let you know the exact release date once the publisher gives me one, but I just had to share what the cover will look … Continue reading →

I spent a lot of time outlining the first book I ever wrote. I had every chapter mapped out, every plot twist planned, but when I began to write the novel the characters took over. Sounds psychotic but it’s true, … Continue reading →