Autographed Books in Waco!

So this is one of the pink rose blossoms still managing to shine. I love these rose bushes. They continue to bloom really late, really early and all summer long.

I signed books at the various book stores in Waco, so if anyone is looking for the series, here are the ones autographed and ready to buy!

At Books-a-Million, they had one copy of Savage Hunger and one copy of Dreaming of the Wolf.

At Hastings, here are the books: Destiny of the Wolf (book 2), Wolf Fever (book 6), Heart of the Wolf (book 1), Dreaming of the Wolf (book 8), To Tempt the Wolf (book 3), Seduced by the Wolf (book 5) and Savage Hunger.
At Barnes and Nobles they had 3 Savage Hunger, and Legend of the White Wolf (book 4), Seduced by the Wolf (book 5), Destiny of the Wolf (book 2), To Tempt the Wolf (book 3) and A SEAL in Wolf's Clothing (book 9).

You'd think I would have put them in order! But in truth, the ones up above were on a shelf down below, bottom shelf, so I had to  practically sit on the floor to take the picture. Course I guess I could have moved them up above and then moved them down below again. LOL They're dark because I couldn't use a flash. It's shines off the cover inside the stores. I tried lightening them up a bit, and this was the best I could do with them!



So what is missing? Heart of the Highland Wolf. He's getting together with his pack mates to help me with edits this weekend, that I planned to get to but couldn't today. Okay, so I took care of one little minor editing issue last night. I have two more minor issues and it's done!

I had to write 2 guest blogs and an interview yesterday. But I also went to the 3 book stores and autographed books, talked to my editor while I was in a dressing room trying on really pretty new cable knit sweaters, and talked to the dress clerk about my books and gave her a book mark! And picked up some more jasmine for the jasmine planter. I have huge bare spots. I don't know why. I plant huge amounts of jasmine, and sometime in between planting them and later, they're gone. I think my gardener is weedeating them out of existence.

Anyway, I planted some more. Then learned today was going to be a high of 60 and a low of 49. Poor babies. It is going to get back to 82 by Wednesday.

We were supposed to have rain, but doesn't look like it now.

Okay, I've got this planter underneath my window. The Boxwood died, so I needed to plant something else. Something that grows quickly, is evergreen, doesn't grow too tall or it'll hit the underside of the roof, and not too wide, or it'll rub against the house or windows. I picked up two holly that are like pillars that don't grow too wide, but when I got them home, I saw that they grow to ten feet. LOL So they would hit the underside of the roof. I would love to have something bigger than the boxwood though, because it would help to shade those windows from the sun. And something that goes fairly fast. Boxwood grows slow, and youpan holly grows even slower.

Everything else was too shrubby and wouldn't fit in there.

Off to do my edits on A Highland Wolf Wedding so I can get this off and start working on the newsletter!

Have a super cold Saturday!

Terry
"Giving new meaning to the term alpha male where fantasy IS reality!"
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