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Finding Love Book Club # 4

While we’re on the topic of hope, let’s talk about forgiveness. In order to move forward, Meg has to forgive Edward for some of his actions. Edward has to figure out how to forgive himself for some of his actions. Given their feelings for each other, and the reasons behind Edward’s missteps, forgiveness comes relatively easy for these two. In real life, however, how do you determine how much forgiveness is just enough… or too much?

Lost in Love is Coming Soon

If you’ve had a chance to read Finding Love, then the Hughes family has probably already charmed you senseless. I had so much fun writing the scenes where they are all interacting, and readers are loving their dialogue! To help you share the book – and the Hughes family – with your friends, I’ll be adding the list of Finding Love Book Club questions to this site in the next week. Until then, you can read a question a day as I post them on my Goodreads page.

If you’re like me and you can’t get...

May 2017

If you’ve had a chance to read Finding Love, then the Hughes family has probably already charmed you senseless. I had so much fun writing the scenes where they are all interacting, and readers are loving their dialogue! To help you share the book – and the Hughes family – with your friends, I’ll be adding the list of Finding Love Book Club questions to this site in the next week. Until then, you can read a question a day as I post them on my Goodreads page.

If you’re like me and you can’t get...

Finding Love Book Club # 3

There are several people in Finding Love that are struggling with hope: Meg hopes that Edward will remember everything they had together. Edward hopes that he can discover what’s missing in his life so he can regain a sense of normalcy. And poor George hopes he can keep the whole ship afloat long enough for everyone to right themselves. Hope can be a wonderful thing, a beacon pulling us forward through dark times. But at what point does hope become foolishness? What makes the difference between something that is preventing us from facing reality, and something worth striving for?

Finding Love - Book Club #2

They say that things often get worse before they get better, and Meg and Edward’s situation in Finding Love is certainly an example of that. Sometimes it seems like they take two steps back for every one step forward, but eventually they do get their happily ever after. Have there been times when you felt like your progress was more backward than forward, and that you’d never get where you were going?

Finding Love - Book Club #1

Want to share Finding Love with your book club? Great! All this week, I will post a question a day, to help you get the conversation started!

In Finding Love, Edward struggles to remember certain things that are very important to him. We’ve all had folks among our friends and family who have struggled with memory issues. It’s disconcerting when someone can’t remember something you think they should know. But what happens when YOU are the one who can’t remember? What then? Do you wonder what other people might know about you, or how you fit into the bigger picture? Do you wonder what you’re missing?

Finding Home Sale!

In celebration of the release of Finding Love, (book two in the Second Chances series) Finding Home is now on sale for 99 cents. This sale is only for a limited time, though, so be sure to snag your copy before the price goes back up!

Finding Love, On Sale Now

So happy to report that Finding Love, book two in the Second Chances series, is now on sale at online retailers!

Readers of Finding Home know that Morgan’s younger sister Meg took over her apartment back in Boston, since clearly Morgan wasn’t going to be needing it anymore.  But what else has Meg been up to?

As it turns out, quite a lot. Meg discovered a very charming, very handsome Brit in her local coffee shop, and once she caught his attention, Edward was hooked. These two go together “lik...

April, Part 2

So happy to report that Finding Love, book two in the Second Chances series, is now on sale at online retailers!

Readers of Finding Home know that Morgan’s younger sister Meg took over her apartment back in Boston, since clearly Morgan wasn’t going to be needing it anymore.  But what else has Meg been up to?

As it turns out, quite a lot. Meg discovered a very charming, very handsome Brit in her local coffee shop, and once she caught his attention, Edward was hooked. These two go together “lik...

Finding Home 99 cent Sale!

I love a good sale! In celebration of Finding Love hitting online retailers in just one week, I put the Finding Home (Second Chances, book 1) eBook on sale for only 99 cents! Grab your digital copy soon, though, because the sale only runs for one week.  Here are your links to some of the more popular online retailers:

Amazon

Barnes & Noble

iBooks

Kobo

Smashwords

You say that one dollar doesn’t pique your interest? If you are feeling lucky you can enter the Goodreads Giveaway for Finding Home...