I know most of you are sitting in front of fires trying to stay warm. Been there, done that, ran away. But even in the cold days I decorated the pines with suet so the cardinals made bright flowers against the green. I need flowers! Here in SoCal, we have live poinsettias splashing color against … Read more
Sorry, this will be brief. I was out picking oranges (I always wanted to do that when I was back in snowy Kentucky!), slid on a round stone, fell on my shoulder (not my wrist this time, because, oranges. . .), and cracked my clavicle. I am supposed to keep my right arm completely still … Read more
As I may have mentioned, we’ve always kept a vegetable garden. My spousal unit relaxes by beating hard soil with a hoe and ripping out and crushing dead stalks. Admittedly, the hunting and gathering of beautiful vegetables is soothing. Unfortunately, the beneficial side of gardening meets its match in rodent damage. I’m pretty certain the … Read more
I know I tend to make the writer’s life sound glamorous and exciting—or at least not boring. But the truth is, it’s more fun to write about interesting things, and not the day-to-day routine.
How did I lose July?
Thank you everyone who sent me cheery messages after last month’s complaint about humorlessness.
ENTRANCING THE EARL is out May 18th!
This is the month the first book in the School of Magic, my new historical romance series, is out! I’d love to hear how you like my Malcolms and Ives as they venture into the Victorian era, with all the exciting new inventions they can put to interesting uses!