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August 8, 2017
Today’s Ride: August Newsletter Features Exclusive Run Out Preview!
The August newsletter is out. In addition to subscriber-only links to download Cold Backed and Out of Darkness, readers are getting an exclusive sneak peek at the first chapter of Run Out, the sequel to On the Buckle. Coming soon, the complete cover reveal–it’s awesome! Run Out will be released toward the end of August […]
August 7, 2017
Today’s Ride: When Book Titles Change, and Why it Takes so Dang Long to Write Them
It happens. Your best-laid plans go awry. Life is full. Things don’t always go as you think they will. As you already know, it took much, MUCH longer for me to write the sequel to On the Buckle than I expected or could ever have imagined. And somewhere along the way, the title, which I’d […]
July 9, 2017
Today’s Ride: Meet 5 New Authors in the Out of Darkness Anthology
Newsletter subscribers get a link to a free anthology of SIX short stories in July. The amazing authors who joined forces to create this awesome collection are: Jennifer Lynn Kevin P. Sheridan Camille Faye George Sirois T.W. Fendley and me. The stories in this collection include: The Labyrinth: A Bree MacLeod Story by Jennifer Lynn: […]
June 15, 2017
Today’s Ride: Meet Author S.D. Stevens!
My June featured author is S.D. Stevens. Here’s a bit of info about her. For more and a free preview of her new book, just sign up for the newsletter! I love reading, whether it’s historical, horror, romance, supernatural or suspense, I get totally absorbed. I enjoy a wide variety of authors from Stephen King […]
June 3, 2017
Today’s Ride: My Street Team
So, this happened. A couple of fans created a street team for me! It is beyond awesome and I can’t even express how grateful I am. What’s a street team you ask? It’s a group of volunteers who band together to promote an author and her work. Right now, it’s small–TWO–but I hope it will […]
May 5, 2017
Today’s Ride is the May Newsletter Featuring Author Amy Willoughby-Burle
I am so happy and excited to introduce you to Amy. She and I used to be in the same critique group and boy oh boy do I miss her! You’ll understand why when you read the excerpt of her WIP (work-in-progress), The Lemonade Year. Amy writes about the mystery and wonder of everyday life–whether […]
April 30, 2017
Z is for Zigged
I know I started this challenge saying I would write about zealotry for Z. But I honestly couldn’t think of anything to do with that. Instead, I have the story of Norman’s mom, Bertha, and some zigging and zagging. With death comes funeral homes. We were at the viewing for Norman when his mother saw […]
April 29, 2017
Y is for Yank
I thought hearing about my lost red panties in the grocery store was the last of it, but once again, I was wrong. They turned up again shortly after. Malcolm’s friend, Fred, delivered a load of wood to fix the broken fence. Of course, he’d hung something red where the lumber hung out over the […]
April 28, 2017
X is for X-Ray Vision
When Malcolm and I were at lunch at the art museum, I realized I didn’t have much money to pay for my meal. I hadn’t gotten my first paycheck yet. It was my first exposure to my new boss’s kindness and generosity. I glanced at the menu. Malcolm’s breakfast had left me full. Especially since I […]
April 27, 2017
W is for Winterlight
After the dust settled and the bad guys were dead or in custody, and the police and sheriff and FBI had all gone home, Malcolm and I finally had some time to ourselves. “So, why do you call this place Winterlight?” I asked him. “Sometimes, in the winter when it’s very cold… ” he trailed […]
