• Work In Progress Snippet

    No context, but this amused me, so I’m sharing: She closed her inner eyes and just let herself feel. For a moment it was too much. All the information coming in from every single connection that tied her to the…

  • Work In Progress Snippet

    No context, but this amused me, so I’m sharing: She closed her inner eyes and just let herself feel. For a moment it was too much. All the information coming in from every single connection that tied her to the…

  • Work In Progress Snippet

    No context, but this amused me, so I’m sharing: She closed her inner eyes and just let herself feel. For a moment it was too much. All the information coming in from every single connection that tied her to the…

  • A Snippet From the Work In Progress

    No context, but it’s still fun–if a whole lot rough: Ray boiled as he strode behind Kayla. He wanted to shake answers out of her. His hands clenched and unclenched and magic sluiced through him in a hot torrent. It…

  • Writer Insanity

    Why is it I keep coming up with new novel ideas–especially first in a series books, or stand alones? I have other things I need to be focusing on and yet . . . . My mind just keeps producing…

  • The Winner of the Giveaway

      Karla Weaver! You are the giveaway winner. I need you to tell me your email address. Post it here or send it to me through the contacts tab. Congratulations! And thanks everybody for the good wishes and for playing!…

  • Pardon the dust

    I’ve been still trying to deal with so much this summer I haven’t been here much. Primarily, my parents had a house fire and we’ve been trying to get things taken care of, but a major problem is that the…

  • Writers Club: Plotting

    Plot is necessary for novels. This seems like a no-brainer. It’s the causal sequence of events in a book: This happened because this happened because this happened and so on. Events happen, problems, conflicts, and everything escalates until there’s a…

  • Writers Club: Plotting

    Plot is necessary for novels. This seems like a no-brainer. It’s the causal sequence of events in a book: This happened because this happened because this happened and so on. Events happen, problems, conflicts, and everything escalates until there’s a…