Reflections From the Not Quite Famous

By the time you read this, I will be likely collapsed in a quivering heap in the corner of the room, with my loved ones giving me a wide berth between bouts of tossing food in my direction.

In other words, the Big Release and Signing / Party Weekend has ended.
I can now move on.
Or can I?







Reviewers have given me props for having "the balls" to do what I did in this book. Many are "ripped up" by it but "understand what I did." Some are positively gushing about the "epic nature" of it. Others are still pondering their book hangovers while figuring out just how to feel about it. Many others are, to put it mildly, pondering the "Misery" option with me I think.
So, what I set out to do worked.
I write what I like to read, period.
So I wrote a book that I would have enjoyed reading full of nuance, depth, layers of characterization, including having characters who act like real people act, not the way cookie cutter heroes and heroines might.  
It was tough.
And will continue to be.
But it was a fucking buzz this weekend and I am so grateful for the help of so many who support me both in person and on-line!
And for those of you who made it your personal mission to try and ruin it for me? You lost. Go find something productive to do instead. 

my brewery gang, and their Blue Steel faces…..
This week I'll be posting the second installment of my Serialized Novel Project: Wrong Time. Wrong Place. Read the first few chapters here.
In the meantime, I hope you will join the conversation or at least grab a copy of GOOD FAITH and read for yourself….it is not for the faint of heart, but it is definitely for anyone who loves a juicy novel of real life twists and turns….heartache and recovery….and everything in between.


And Now…Hans Sez….get yer ass back to work Liz….there are new projects to conquer….more tales to tell….fit it in around more incessant promotion but GET BACK TO WORK!

cheersLiz