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May 23, 2018
Words VS Life
by Margie SenechalI wish words grew as fast as my yard. Especially, when neglected as my yard has been for the past year or so. Once my yard was beautiful and then I got involved. I started planting things and then I got busy. Too busy to deadhead, too busy to trim, just too damn busy.
Before the mow job 2018When we were looking for houses back in 2007, one of the things that drew me to our home was this cherry tree. I grew up climbing the cherry trees that grew in the vacant lot next to my g...
May 21, 2018
Welcome Joanne Guidoccio
The Wranglers are happy to welcome author Joanne Guidoccio today. Joanne is roaming the Web in celebration of her new book, A Different Kind of Reunion. There will be lots of good stuff about the book further down in the post, but for now, we want to know all about Joanne.
And, no, we're not nosy--why do we have to keep telling you that?
LIES AND SOLACE #Free May 21 and 22!
I'm using the last of my free days at Kindle Unlimited. LIES AND SOLACE is free May 21 and 22!
Series Blurb:
Love is worth the risk…
When their grandfather dies, the Lindquist sisters, Harper, Scarlet and Maggie, inherit the northern Minnesota fishing lodge that had been in their family for three generations. The inheritance is bittersweet. They were raised at the lodge by their grandparents. The natural beauty of the place hasn’t changed, but the building itself is crumbling and desperately in...
Series Blurb:
Love is worth the risk…
When their grandfather dies, the Lindquist sisters, Harper, Scarlet and Maggie, inherit the northern Minnesota fishing lodge that had been in their family for three generations. The inheritance is bittersweet. They were raised at the lodge by their grandparents. The natural beauty of the place hasn’t changed, but the building itself is crumbling and desperately in...
May 15, 2018
The most important part of writing ~ @AuthorKristina Knight
If you read many ‘how to’ type of posts you’ll find a lot of different answers to the question ‘what is the most important part of writing’.This is one of those posts, but it’s also not one of those posts.
For me, the most important part of writing is simply to write.
On any given day, there are about a thousand things that crop up that I’m not ready for. Whether it’s my daughter coming home from school with marker on her shirt from art class, or my husband calling to say he won’t be home for d...
May 9, 2018
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April 26, 2018
LIES AND SOLACE #Free April 27, 28 and 29!
LIES AND SOLACE is FREE April 27, 28 and 29! Check it out:
Series Blurb:Love is worth the risk…
When their grandfather dies, the Lindquist sisters, Harper, Scarlet and Maggie, inherit the northern Minnesota fishing lodge that had been in their family for three generations. The inheritance is bittersweet. They were raised at the lodge by their grandparents. The natural beauty of the place hasn’t changed, but the building itself is crumbling and desperately in need of repair. The lodge also remin...
Series Blurb:Love is worth the risk…
When their grandfather dies, the Lindquist sisters, Harper, Scarlet and Maggie, inherit the northern Minnesota fishing lodge that had been in their family for three generations. The inheritance is bittersweet. They were raised at the lodge by their grandparents. The natural beauty of the place hasn’t changed, but the building itself is crumbling and desperately in need of repair. The lodge also remin...
April 24, 2018
Creating an #AudioBook
One of my publishers, The Wild Rose Press, is busily working with ACX to create audiobooks from already published books. The process goes like this: I fill out a form giving information about my book, such as the kind of voices required - someone with an English accent, or an American southern drawl. I include a short excerpt and my publisher submits the information to narrators at ACX. What we're looking for are narrators who are willing to work on a royalty share basis, which means th...
April 18, 2018
Old Dogs and Lake Houses
By Ava Cuvay
Happy Wednesday! It’s cold and icky still in my neck of the woods, but I have seen glimpses of warmer weather (when I was in Florida for Spring Break, but at least I can attest to the fact that warmer weather does exist. For a long while, I wasn’t so sure).
Print and Kindle versions available on AmazonI am thrilled to announce that my children’s book is published! I was invited to read it to a group of Kindergarteners, which was a fun experience. The questions they ask are a...
Happy Wednesday! It’s cold and icky still in my neck of the woods, but I have seen glimpses of warmer weather (when I was in Florida for Spring Break, but at least I can attest to the fact that warmer weather does exist. For a long while, I wasn’t so sure).
Print and Kindle versions available on AmazonI am thrilled to announce that my children’s book is published! I was invited to read it to a group of Kindergarteners, which was a fun experience. The questions they ask are a...
April 12, 2018
How Wednesday became Thursday
by Margie SenechalOr is it Thursday became Wednesday? Or how Wednesday bled into Thursday?
SO, yesterday as I was driving Jordie to the Humane Society where she volunteers as a dog walker, I was thinking about what I should blog about. I got to a red light with about a mile to go when it dawned on me that it was Wednesday. Whaaat?
Let's pretend today is Wednesday and I'm not a day late and always a dollar short.
I thought I'd do a quarter year check-in.
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April 4, 2018
Don't Like the Weather? Just Wait a Second... ~ @AuthorKristina Knight
This spring has been a weird one. We have yet to make it more than a day or so at a steady temperature. Take yesterday. We were sitting at 35 most of the day, with rain. Last night the temperature suddenly shot up to about 50, still with rain, and then the wind started up so it sounded like a freight train was running through out house. Today, the winds are hanging on and now it's about 30 degrees again.I think Mother Nature might have lost her mind or something because spring is supposed to...
