July 1, 2024 – Release Day is here for my sci-fi, sapphic romance – Follow The Money. I’m thrilled ARC readers have enjoyed the story! Check out the video below for a sneak peek. When Tessa and Jezel’s worlds collide, they find there is more than attraction that entangles their lives.
April 2-3, 2017 Pole dancer to ballerina—what it takes to be both. There is a core strength in dance that stretches across the spectrum from individual choreographed routines to structured pirouettes framed by a company. I love the beauty and expression of dance. It is an artistic form that reaches back beyond story telling when…
December 24-25, 2017 Well, it’s that time of year. What does that time of year have to do with crowns and swords? Nothing, unless you are planning a game for Christmas day at our house; in that case, anything goes and you never know what to expect. I can’t tell you all about it yet…
June 27, 2016 If you saw my facebook post today, you know I have a game starting July 1st and below are the prizes. To celebrate the release of The Operator, in November, I will do a random drawing from all the successful players (including international). You have to play to win. Just stop by every Friday…
September 17-18, 2017 Old skills and new technique. I found this little one in the yard this weekend and decided to give it a new home since it had to be moved. It seems like a good time to give a hand to an evergreen with the idea of keeping it small. Its been a week…
January 28, 2018 Serendipity brought Superhero and I across this treasure. What writer could resist eating here? For me, it’s more like the story continues (laugh). I managed to finish two scenes I’d been postponing. They are now on paper and I have one more to complete before I move forward to finish chapter four. This…
April 25, 2016 My Hellebore survived. I think I’m going to plant pink for next year. As hardy as they are I was still concerned because we had a really warm spell that tricked them into showing up before a nasty ice storm and several hard frosts. I covered them once then let them fend for themselves till spring came. I’m…