Unforgiven Launch Week: That’s a Wrap!

I don’t know about you, but this week has flown by for me – and it’s crazy to think that Unforgiven is officially released! Praise God for that, because I had no idea how I was going to get it edited and released in two months. Yet God did His perfect Work, and by His grace, that book is completed and released into the world!

Just a reminder on the sales that are still running for about another week …

Unknown (Grace Sufficient, 1) – Free!

Unworthy (Grace Sufficient, 2) – $3.99

Untold (Grace Sufficient, 3) – $3.99

Thank you to each of you who have followed along this week, and special thanks to all the bloggers/social media folks who shared about Unforgiven‘s release and/or read ARC copies. Y’all are amazing!

As I look ahead, I have to admit that I’m not certain what’s next for my writing future. Last year, I found that writing was extremely difficult to fit into a demanding full-time work schedule, and when I did have time, my creative energies had been completely depleted because of the constant demand of music-making and forming engaging lessons. I have several works in progress that could be published in the future, Lord willing, but none are certain. Unforgiven may be the end of the Grace Sufficient series (which is a little bit sad to say!), but there is a possibility there could be another novella in there somewhere … or maybe another novel. We’ll just have to see where the Lord leads.

I also have a few ideas in different genres – historical fiction is still one of my favorites, and I would love to publish a his-fic book at some point! However, those are pretty far away from being ready to be published, so those may be many years down the road.

So to all of you who have followed along this journey so far … thank you for all of the encouragement and readership you’ve so generously given. May God bless you and keep you!

Romans 15:13

“Now the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, that ye may abound in hope, through the power of the Holy Ghost.”