Monthly Archives: July 2015

How do you say “Natchitoches”?

Posted on July 28, 2015 by

First, don’t try to pronounce it like it’s spelt, because that’s wrong. It’s like “Nack-a-tish”. I first learned about the city when I was reading the Cane River Romance series by Mary Jane Hathaway. All the while I was reading … Continue reading →

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“Clouds” NOW AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER ON AMAZON KINDLE!!!!

Posted on July 21, 2015 by

It has been a LONG two months since I started working on “Clouds” again, but it’s finally available for Pre-Order with a set release date for August 20th. Check it out on Amazon Kindle at the link below and visit … Continue reading →

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Another Sneak Peak Into My Upcoming Novel “Clouds”

Posted on July 17, 2015 by

So, I completed “Clouds” a few weeks ago and turned it in with my two handy editing friends. I got one copy back last night, but I’m still waiting on the other. Once I do, I’ll make the necessary changes … Continue reading →

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What Makes a Character?

Posted on July 13, 2015 by

So, this is something I was really struggling with on my last book (yes, I have three stories published and I’m still working on the craft). While writing “Clouds”, I was also reading “These Sheltering Walls” by Mary Jane Hathaway … Continue reading →

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My drives…

Posted on July 10, 2015 by

Others drown their sorrows in drinks I ditch mind on the blacktop I’ve got gas and rubber to burn And miles to shred beneath me I pick 85, north or south Or 90, east or west And I ride until … Continue reading →

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This is love…

Posted on July 6, 2015 by

Have you ever had your soul touched by bliss, kissed my another soul with peace? It’s such a subtle and inexplicable sensation that you don’t even know it happened until you’re painfully aware of their absence. It leaves you bare … Continue reading →

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