The Backstory

My elder son is entering the world of professional writing. I am blessed to be able to “talk shop” with him, to be honest. He’s got a great brain. Today, the subject of character backstories arose in conversation. Because we’re fun, like that. 😉 I shared with him how Donald Sutherland, may he rest inContinue reading “The Backstory”

Counting down…

Three days! First review! From author Lissa Bryan, who was kind enough to volunteer. 🙂 This story is about two people who have to re-learn one another and navigate around scars that have been created since those long-ago days. How can Robert find his way forward in a life he never wanted? How can heContinue reading “Counting down…”

New Release

What’s new in my writing world? I’ve got that new book dropping on June 1, 2023: In the Name of Duty. I’ve been including sneak peeks from this clean Regency Romance in prior posts, and here is the final one. The Kindle version will be available on Kindle Unlimited. There is a paperback version, asContinue reading “New Release”

Front Cover Reveal!

A wounded warrior. An abandoned countess. Resentment and festering feelings covered by the politeness and social niceties of an arranged marriage. Robert, Eighth Earl of Aberleigh and Georgiana, Lady Aberleigh had been married for six years before he returned, grievously injured, from Waterloo. Will the combined efforts of his family, their staff, and the villageContinue reading “Front Cover Reveal!”

Comics? What?

If you’ve known me for, oh, years, you might have heard about an indie comic I have been involved with. It’s not published yet, but like a lot of projects in the creative indie community, it’s been percolating. Hotspur: Hand of Fire by Rampant Comics is the name of the project and the creator isContinue reading “Comics? What?”

Chag Sameach

“Chag Sameach” is a one way to offer a holiday greeting for Passover. According to the website chabad.org – Sephardic Jews prefer the biblical term for a festival, “chag.” Thus, when wishing someone a joyous festival, they say “chag same’ach” (pronounced CHAG sah-MAY-ach). This greeting has its roots in the Torah, where forms of these two words are used inContinue reading “Chag Sameach”