Back From Summer Break
Hello Everyone: I hope your summer break was fantastic, as mine has been. And if your children are still at home, I hope you enjoy these last few weeks before they return to school.
As usual, the summer went by too fast. The kiddie has been back in school for over a week, and I'm back in my routine of waking at 5:30, making lunch, packing the backpack and taking my son to school. I'm also back into my writing routine and have begun working on the final installment of my Outlaws as Heroes trilogy. This one is titled Debra's Bandit. Gage is the hero, with a past that has haunted him for years and a Pinkerton hot on his trail. Debra runs the mercantile and longs for Gage to return her love and settle in Revolving Point with her. Will he or won't he? Depends on what happens when he decides to let the Pinkerton catch up to him.
Before diving into this latest book, I spent the summer at home. My nephew came to visit and we had fun showing him all the attractions that Colorado has to offer. He had a great time, shopped 'til he dropped and is now home. My son enjoyed having his cousin around 24/7, spent a lot of time in the pool and excelled on his Xbox games. The hubby worked and I took on some writing related projects that weren't my own. I worked with other authors, which is always a thrill and an honor for me, and gave my muse the rest it needed.
My biggest news for these past few months is the release of my third book in the Weston Family Series. Asylett Press released No Luck At All in June. It is currently available as an Ebook or download. No Luck At All features Creel Weston, the youngest Weston brother, and his new wife, Boston socialite Racine Somerfield. Creel is a doctor and Racine harbors scars that Creel's doctoring may not be able to heal. Look for Lucas and Royce, Creel's older brothers, to create more havoc for Creel as he tries to help his wife overcome a childhood of torment. Those two devilish cowboys are so much fun to work with.
Until next time, have a great week everyone.
As usual, the summer went by too fast. The kiddie has been back in school for over a week, and I'm back in my routine of waking at 5:30, making lunch, packing the backpack and taking my son to school. I'm also back into my writing routine and have begun working on the final installment of my Outlaws as Heroes trilogy. This one is titled Debra's Bandit. Gage is the hero, with a past that has haunted him for years and a Pinkerton hot on his trail. Debra runs the mercantile and longs for Gage to return her love and settle in Revolving Point with her. Will he or won't he? Depends on what happens when he decides to let the Pinkerton catch up to him.
Before diving into this latest book, I spent the summer at home. My nephew came to visit and we had fun showing him all the attractions that Colorado has to offer. He had a great time, shopped 'til he dropped and is now home. My son enjoyed having his cousin around 24/7, spent a lot of time in the pool and excelled on his Xbox games. The hubby worked and I took on some writing related projects that weren't my own. I worked with other authors, which is always a thrill and an honor for me, and gave my muse the rest it needed.
My biggest news for these past few months is the release of my third book in the Weston Family Series. Asylett Press released No Luck At All in June. It is currently available as an Ebook or download. No Luck At All features Creel Weston, the youngest Weston brother, and his new wife, Boston socialite Racine Somerfield. Creel is a doctor and Racine harbors scars that Creel's doctoring may not be able to heal. Look for Lucas and Royce, Creel's older brothers, to create more havoc for Creel as he tries to help his wife overcome a childhood of torment. Those two devilish cowboys are so much fun to work with.
Until next time, have a great week everyone.
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Aug 29, 2011 08:20AM
Welcome back, Juls! It's hard to believe that summer is almost over already and most of the kids are back in school. Where has the time gone? Best of luck with your new book.
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Hi Cheryl:Than you. Last week was slow going--getting the muse to work again. I'm hoping this week is much better. Email me and let me know how it's all working out with you and your book.
