Still no word on Outlook. Hmmm. Ah well. Life goes on. Got a rejection today, kind of expected it. So no worries. I’m pretty excited for this weekend. Lacy and I are spending the weekend together, probably till Monday or Tuesday. We’re letting all the kids hang out while I get to slum at her new house.
Tomorrow night she’s doing a signing (Cover flats for her since her book isn’t out yet!) with Susan Lyons and Bonnie Edwards at Third Place Books. So I’m going to go show support for them, along with lots of Seattle area writers, and then we’ll all do dinner afterwards. Sounds fun! Then we plan on taking the kids on a train ride up by Snoqualmie Falls. I’m so excited about that. Since both Emma and Lacy’s son LOOOVE trains. I swear, Emma’s the tomboy and girlygirl rolled into one. She loves shoes and jewelry, but she’s also big on trains, cars, and watching baseball with grandpa.
All right, so I’m off. If you don’t hear from me this weekend it’s because I’m busy. But of course, I will have my laptop up there. I’m not a complete heathen!
Just released today from Cobblestone Press
Kira is a gladiator, celebrated by the crowds, her popularity comes at a price. On a night where the kill should’ve been easy, she fights a new gladiator with a will to survive.
Lukiamo didn’t know how he ended up in an arena with this warrior woman. But one thing was for certain; he wasn’t going to let her win. When blood is spilt and she inadvertently starts the bonding process between them, Lukiamo is determined to have her and his freedom.
But before their love deepens, someone seeks their deaths to gain a power that’ll tear a planet asunder.
Liz Walker is a fourth-degree black belt who teaches martial arts to kids in a poor L.A. neighborhood. Out of necessity, she accepts an offer from a Hollywood studio to train an actor for a film. But can she put aside her feelings toward the movie industry once she finds out the actor she’s training is Evan Warren, Hollywood’s current “golden child”?
When Evan discovers his new instructor is a beautiful but tough young woman with a major chip on her shoulder, he realizes he might survive the training, but will he survive those gorgeous blue eyes?
My little girl loves Thomas the Tank Engine!
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Have fun!!!!!
My son used to have almost all of those trains - and oh yes, I bought up all the movies. OY! They are great fun, though. Of course now, at 13, he won’t admit to having watched them.
Sorry about the rejection, I just received one as well.
*hugs hon*
Hope you have a fun weekend!!
Just starting to catch up after my holidays.
((hugs)) on the R but glad you sound okay with it.
Hope you have a great weekend!
Supporting one another as authors is a must. Print disses us too much, so one day, we’ll show them. e-Books will rule, lol!