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    • Review: The Village Healer’s Book of Cures by Jennifer Sherman Roberts

      Review: The Village Healer’s Book of Cures by Jennifer Sherman Roberts

      I like that witches in literature can be good or bad. Some do follow the black magic tradition of curses and steaming cauldrons. Other witches, like the protagonist in the book I’m about to…

    • 3 Things I Love in a Protagonist

      3 Things I Love in a Protagonist

      We all look for different things when reading a book. Some people appreciate an elaborate world, like that in Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings; others find such details distracting. Some enjoy it when an…

    • Books of Octobers Past

      Books of Octobers Past

      Since I’ve been trying to make a habit of writing, I can’t spend as much time hiding in other stories. Still, in my opinion, a good book is worth procrastinating with.

    • Sealskin by Su Bristow

      Sealskin by Su Bristow

      Purchase here! I write about Merpeople, so I enjoy finding books that take place near the sea. Of these, my favorites are those so well-written, I can feel the chill of the sea air…

    • In the Heart of the Sea by Nathaniel Philbrick

      Stories such as this also teach us the endurance of the human spirit. When the only thing standing between a man and death is hope, how can a shipwrecked captain keep his crew hopeful?…

    • Teaser: Lady Meredith’s Letter

      He’s coming in the morning, were the final legible words on the sheet of paper.

    • What Multi-Genre Author Really Means

      Of course, I knew that writing all different kinds of romance stories wasn’t recommended for a new author, because it’s much harder to find a readership when the type of story you write is…

    • Guest Blog Post — Author Danielle Renee Wallace

      What’s the lesson in all this? Well, we can’t predict the future. Sometimes life takes us by surprise, making us walk a path we never saw coming. And if we’re willing to work, there’s…

    • Guest Blog Post – Author Angela Johnson

      Welcome guest blogger Angela Johnson! “The characters of Baxter Fernley and Briar Kensington formed from my struggle with grief. I was able to explore death with these characters.”

    Review: The Village Healer’s Book of Cures by Jennifer Sherman Roberts

    Review: The Village Healer’s Book of Cures by Jennifer Sherman Roberts

    I like that witches in literature can be good or bad. Some do follow the black magic tradition of curses and steaming cauldrons. Other witches, like the protagonist in the book I’m about to…

    • Review: The Village Healer’s Book of Cures by Jennifer Sherman Roberts

      Review: The Village Healer’s Book of Cures by Jennifer Sherman Roberts

      I like that witches in literature can be good or bad. Some do follow the black magic tradition of curses and steaming cauldrons. Other witches, like the protagonist in the book I’m about to…

    • 3 Things I Love in a Protagonist

      3 Things I Love in a Protagonist

      We all look for different things when reading a book. Some people appreciate an elaborate world, like that in Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings; others find such details distracting. Some enjoy it when an…

    • Books of Octobers Past

      Books of Octobers Past

      Since I’ve been trying to make a habit of writing, I can’t spend as much time hiding in other stories. Still, in my opinion, a good book is worth procrastinating with.

    • Sealskin by Su Bristow

      Sealskin by Su Bristow

      Purchase here! I write about Merpeople, so I enjoy finding books that take place near the sea. Of these, my favorites are those so well-written, I can feel the chill of the sea air…

    • In the Heart of the Sea by Nathaniel Philbrick

      Stories such as this also teach us the endurance of the human spirit. When the only thing standing between a man and death is hope, how can a shipwrecked captain keep his crew hopeful?…

    • Teaser: Lady Meredith’s Letter

      He’s coming in the morning, were the final legible words on the sheet of paper.

    • What Multi-Genre Author Really Means

      Of course, I knew that writing all different kinds of romance stories wasn’t recommended for a new author, because it’s much harder to find a readership when the type of story you write is…

    • Guest Blog Post — Author Danielle Renee Wallace

      What’s the lesson in all this? Well, we can’t predict the future. Sometimes life takes us by surprise, making us walk a path we never saw coming. And if we’re willing to work, there’s…

    • Guest Blog Post – Author Angela Johnson

      Welcome guest blogger Angela Johnson! “The characters of Baxter Fernley and Briar Kensington formed from my struggle with grief. I was able to explore death with these characters.”

    3 Things I Love in a Protagonist

    3 Things I Love in a Protagonist

    We all look for different things when reading a book. Some people appreciate an elaborate world, like that in Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings; others find such details distracting. Some enjoy it when an…

    • Review: The Village Healer’s Book of Cures by Jennifer Sherman Roberts

      Review: The Village Healer’s Book of Cures by Jennifer Sherman Roberts

      I like that witches in literature can be good or bad. Some do follow the black magic tradition of curses and steaming cauldrons. Other witches, like the protagonist in the book I’m about to…

    • 3 Things I Love in a Protagonist

      3 Things I Love in a Protagonist

      We all look for different things when reading a book. Some people appreciate an elaborate world, like that in Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings; others find such details distracting. Some enjoy it when an…

    • Books of Octobers Past

      Books of Octobers Past

      Since I’ve been trying to make a habit of writing, I can’t spend as much time hiding in other stories. Still, in my opinion, a good book is worth procrastinating with.

    • Sealskin by Su Bristow

      Sealskin by Su Bristow

      Purchase here! I write about Merpeople, so I enjoy finding books that take place near the sea. Of these, my favorites are those so well-written, I can feel the chill of the sea air…

    • In the Heart of the Sea by Nathaniel Philbrick

      Stories such as this also teach us the endurance of the human spirit. When the only thing standing between a man and death is hope, how can a shipwrecked captain keep his crew hopeful?…

    • Teaser: Lady Meredith’s Letter

      He’s coming in the morning, were the final legible words on the sheet of paper.

    • What Multi-Genre Author Really Means

      Of course, I knew that writing all different kinds of romance stories wasn’t recommended for a new author, because it’s much harder to find a readership when the type of story you write is…

    • Guest Blog Post — Author Danielle Renee Wallace

      What’s the lesson in all this? Well, we can’t predict the future. Sometimes life takes us by surprise, making us walk a path we never saw coming. And if we’re willing to work, there’s…

    • Guest Blog Post – Author Angela Johnson

      Welcome guest blogger Angela Johnson! “The characters of Baxter Fernley and Briar Kensington formed from my struggle with grief. I was able to explore death with these characters.”

    Books of Octobers Past

    Books of Octobers Past

    Since I’ve been trying to make a habit of writing, I can’t spend as much time hiding in other stories. Still, in my opinion, a good book is worth procrastinating with.

    • Review: The Village Healer’s Book of Cures by Jennifer Sherman Roberts

      Review: The Village Healer’s Book of Cures by Jennifer Sherman Roberts

      I like that witches in literature can be good or bad. Some do follow the black magic tradition of curses and steaming cauldrons. Other witches, like the protagonist in the book I’m about to…

    • 3 Things I Love in a Protagonist

      3 Things I Love in a Protagonist

      We all look for different things when reading a book. Some people appreciate an elaborate world, like that in Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings; others find such details distracting. Some enjoy it when an…

    • Books of Octobers Past

      Books of Octobers Past

      Since I’ve been trying to make a habit of writing, I can’t spend as much time hiding in other stories. Still, in my opinion, a good book is worth procrastinating with.

    • Sealskin by Su Bristow

      Sealskin by Su Bristow

      Purchase here! I write about Merpeople, so I enjoy finding books that take place near the sea. Of these, my favorites are those so well-written, I can feel the chill of the sea air…

    • In the Heart of the Sea by Nathaniel Philbrick

      Stories such as this also teach us the endurance of the human spirit. When the only thing standing between a man and death is hope, how can a shipwrecked captain keep his crew hopeful?…

    • Teaser: Lady Meredith’s Letter

      He’s coming in the morning, were the final legible words on the sheet of paper.

    • What Multi-Genre Author Really Means

      Of course, I knew that writing all different kinds of romance stories wasn’t recommended for a new author, because it’s much harder to find a readership when the type of story you write is…

    • Guest Blog Post — Author Danielle Renee Wallace

      What’s the lesson in all this? Well, we can’t predict the future. Sometimes life takes us by surprise, making us walk a path we never saw coming. And if we’re willing to work, there’s…

    • Guest Blog Post – Author Angela Johnson

      Welcome guest blogger Angela Johnson! “The characters of Baxter Fernley and Briar Kensington formed from my struggle with grief. I was able to explore death with these characters.”

    Sealskin by Su Bristow

    Sealskin by Su Bristow

    Purchase here! I write about Merpeople, so I enjoy finding books that take place near the sea. Of these, my favorites are those so well-written, I can feel the chill of the sea air…

    • Review: The Village Healer’s Book of Cures by Jennifer Sherman Roberts

      Review: The Village Healer’s Book of Cures by Jennifer Sherman Roberts

      I like that witches in literature can be good or bad. Some do follow the black magic tradition of curses and steaming cauldrons. Other witches, like the protagonist in the book I’m about to…

    • 3 Things I Love in a Protagonist

      3 Things I Love in a Protagonist

      We all look for different things when reading a book. Some people appreciate an elaborate world, like that in Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings; others find such details distracting. Some enjoy it when an…

    • Books of Octobers Past

      Books of Octobers Past

      Since I’ve been trying to make a habit of writing, I can’t spend as much time hiding in other stories. Still, in my opinion, a good book is worth procrastinating with.

    • Sealskin by Su Bristow

      Sealskin by Su Bristow

      Purchase here! I write about Merpeople, so I enjoy finding books that take place near the sea. Of these, my favorites are those so well-written, I can feel the chill of the sea air…

    • In the Heart of the Sea by Nathaniel Philbrick

      Stories such as this also teach us the endurance of the human spirit. When the only thing standing between a man and death is hope, how can a shipwrecked captain keep his crew hopeful?…

    • Teaser: Lady Meredith’s Letter

      He’s coming in the morning, were the final legible words on the sheet of paper.

    • What Multi-Genre Author Really Means

      Of course, I knew that writing all different kinds of romance stories wasn’t recommended for a new author, because it’s much harder to find a readership when the type of story you write is…

    • Guest Blog Post — Author Danielle Renee Wallace

      What’s the lesson in all this? Well, we can’t predict the future. Sometimes life takes us by surprise, making us walk a path we never saw coming. And if we’re willing to work, there’s…

    • Guest Blog Post – Author Angela Johnson

      Welcome guest blogger Angela Johnson! “The characters of Baxter Fernley and Briar Kensington formed from my struggle with grief. I was able to explore death with these characters.”

    In the Heart of the Sea by Nathaniel Philbrick

    Stories such as this also teach us the endurance of the human spirit. When the only thing standing between a man and death is hope, how can a shipwrecked captain keep his crew hopeful?…

    • Review: The Village Healer’s Book of Cures by Jennifer Sherman Roberts

      Review: The Village Healer’s Book of Cures by Jennifer Sherman Roberts

      I like that witches in literature can be good or bad. Some do follow the black magic tradition of curses and steaming cauldrons. Other witches, like the protagonist in the book I’m about to…

    • 3 Things I Love in a Protagonist

      3 Things I Love in a Protagonist

      We all look for different things when reading a book. Some people appreciate an elaborate world, like that in Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings; others find such details distracting. Some enjoy it when an…

    • Books of Octobers Past

      Books of Octobers Past

      Since I’ve been trying to make a habit of writing, I can’t spend as much time hiding in other stories. Still, in my opinion, a good book is worth procrastinating with.

    • Sealskin by Su Bristow

      Sealskin by Su Bristow

      Purchase here! I write about Merpeople, so I enjoy finding books that take place near the sea. Of these, my favorites are those so well-written, I can feel the chill of the sea air…

    • In the Heart of the Sea by Nathaniel Philbrick

      Stories such as this also teach us the endurance of the human spirit. When the only thing standing between a man and death is hope, how can a shipwrecked captain keep his crew hopeful?…

    • Teaser: Lady Meredith’s Letter

      He’s coming in the morning, were the final legible words on the sheet of paper.

    • What Multi-Genre Author Really Means

      Of course, I knew that writing all different kinds of romance stories wasn’t recommended for a new author, because it’s much harder to find a readership when the type of story you write is…

    • Guest Blog Post — Author Danielle Renee Wallace

      What’s the lesson in all this? Well, we can’t predict the future. Sometimes life takes us by surprise, making us walk a path we never saw coming. And if we’re willing to work, there’s…

    • Guest Blog Post – Author Angela Johnson

      Welcome guest blogger Angela Johnson! “The characters of Baxter Fernley and Briar Kensington formed from my struggle with grief. I was able to explore death with these characters.”

    Teaser: Lady Meredith’s Letter

    He’s coming in the morning, were the final legible words on the sheet of paper.

    • Review: The Village Healer’s Book of Cures by Jennifer Sherman Roberts

      Review: The Village Healer’s Book of Cures by Jennifer Sherman Roberts

      I like that witches in literature can be good or bad. Some do follow the black magic tradition of curses and steaming cauldrons. Other witches, like the protagonist in the book I’m about to…

    • 3 Things I Love in a Protagonist

      3 Things I Love in a Protagonist

      We all look for different things when reading a book. Some people appreciate an elaborate world, like that in Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings; others find such details distracting. Some enjoy it when an…

    • Books of Octobers Past

      Books of Octobers Past

      Since I’ve been trying to make a habit of writing, I can’t spend as much time hiding in other stories. Still, in my opinion, a good book is worth procrastinating with.

    • Sealskin by Su Bristow

      Sealskin by Su Bristow

      Purchase here! I write about Merpeople, so I enjoy finding books that take place near the sea. Of these, my favorites are those so well-written, I can feel the chill of the sea air…

    • In the Heart of the Sea by Nathaniel Philbrick

      Stories such as this also teach us the endurance of the human spirit. When the only thing standing between a man and death is hope, how can a shipwrecked captain keep his crew hopeful?…

    • Teaser: Lady Meredith’s Letter

      He’s coming in the morning, were the final legible words on the sheet of paper.

    • What Multi-Genre Author Really Means

      Of course, I knew that writing all different kinds of romance stories wasn’t recommended for a new author, because it’s much harder to find a readership when the type of story you write is…

    • Guest Blog Post — Author Danielle Renee Wallace

      What’s the lesson in all this? Well, we can’t predict the future. Sometimes life takes us by surprise, making us walk a path we never saw coming. And if we’re willing to work, there’s…

    • Guest Blog Post – Author Angela Johnson

      Welcome guest blogger Angela Johnson! “The characters of Baxter Fernley and Briar Kensington formed from my struggle with grief. I was able to explore death with these characters.”

    What Multi-Genre Author Really Means

    Of course, I knew that writing all different kinds of romance stories wasn’t recommended for a new author, because it’s much harder to find a readership when the type of story you write is…

    • Review: The Village Healer’s Book of Cures by Jennifer Sherman Roberts

      Review: The Village Healer’s Book of Cures by Jennifer Sherman Roberts

      I like that witches in literature can be good or bad. Some do follow the black magic tradition of curses and steaming cauldrons. Other witches, like the protagonist in the book I’m about to…

    • 3 Things I Love in a Protagonist

      3 Things I Love in a Protagonist

      We all look for different things when reading a book. Some people appreciate an elaborate world, like that in Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings; others find such details distracting. Some enjoy it when an…

    • Books of Octobers Past

      Books of Octobers Past

      Since I’ve been trying to make a habit of writing, I can’t spend as much time hiding in other stories. Still, in my opinion, a good book is worth procrastinating with.

    • Sealskin by Su Bristow

      Sealskin by Su Bristow

      Purchase here! I write about Merpeople, so I enjoy finding books that take place near the sea. Of these, my favorites are those so well-written, I can feel the chill of the sea air…

    • In the Heart of the Sea by Nathaniel Philbrick

      Stories such as this also teach us the endurance of the human spirit. When the only thing standing between a man and death is hope, how can a shipwrecked captain keep his crew hopeful?…

    • Teaser: Lady Meredith’s Letter

      He’s coming in the morning, were the final legible words on the sheet of paper.

    • What Multi-Genre Author Really Means

      Of course, I knew that writing all different kinds of romance stories wasn’t recommended for a new author, because it’s much harder to find a readership when the type of story you write is…

    • Guest Blog Post — Author Danielle Renee Wallace

      What’s the lesson in all this? Well, we can’t predict the future. Sometimes life takes us by surprise, making us walk a path we never saw coming. And if we’re willing to work, there’s…

    • Guest Blog Post – Author Angela Johnson

      Welcome guest blogger Angela Johnson! “The characters of Baxter Fernley and Briar Kensington formed from my struggle with grief. I was able to explore death with these characters.”

    Guest Blog Post — Author Danielle Renee Wallace

    What’s the lesson in all this? Well, we can’t predict the future. Sometimes life takes us by surprise, making us walk a path we never saw coming. And if we’re willing to work, there’s…

    • Review: The Village Healer’s Book of Cures by Jennifer Sherman Roberts

      Review: The Village Healer’s Book of Cures by Jennifer Sherman Roberts

      I like that witches in literature can be good or bad. Some do follow the black magic tradition of curses and steaming cauldrons. Other witches, like the protagonist in the book I’m about to…

    • 3 Things I Love in a Protagonist

      3 Things I Love in a Protagonist

      We all look for different things when reading a book. Some people appreciate an elaborate world, like that in Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings; others find such details distracting. Some enjoy it when an…

    • Books of Octobers Past

      Books of Octobers Past

      Since I’ve been trying to make a habit of writing, I can’t spend as much time hiding in other stories. Still, in my opinion, a good book is worth procrastinating with.

    • Sealskin by Su Bristow

      Sealskin by Su Bristow

      Purchase here! I write about Merpeople, so I enjoy finding books that take place near the sea. Of these, my favorites are those so well-written, I can feel the chill of the sea air…

    • In the Heart of the Sea by Nathaniel Philbrick

      Stories such as this also teach us the endurance of the human spirit. When the only thing standing between a man and death is hope, how can a shipwrecked captain keep his crew hopeful?…

    • Teaser: Lady Meredith’s Letter

      He’s coming in the morning, were the final legible words on the sheet of paper.

    • What Multi-Genre Author Really Means

      Of course, I knew that writing all different kinds of romance stories wasn’t recommended for a new author, because it’s much harder to find a readership when the type of story you write is…

    • Guest Blog Post — Author Danielle Renee Wallace

      What’s the lesson in all this? Well, we can’t predict the future. Sometimes life takes us by surprise, making us walk a path we never saw coming. And if we’re willing to work, there’s…

    • Guest Blog Post – Author Angela Johnson

      Welcome guest blogger Angela Johnson! “The characters of Baxter Fernley and Briar Kensington formed from my struggle with grief. I was able to explore death with these characters.”

    Guest Blog Post – Author Angela Johnson

    Welcome guest blogger Angela Johnson! “The characters of Baxter Fernley and Briar Kensington formed from my struggle with grief. I was able to explore death with these characters.”