Excerpt: The Hide-Away
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Author: Sherri
I love to write about characters who see the world differently and make a place for themselves in it.
10 Tips for Finding an Agent
I’m still trying to find the right fit of course anyone who seems interested would probably be a good fit. So far I’ve not had any luck but I’ll keep trying! Thonie Hevron Author This week a friend honored me with a request for advice. I spent some time researching the answers and decided there were others who could benefit from this information. The links … Continue reading 10 Tips for Finding an Agent
Being Relevant
Being Relevant Whether it is in our writing or our daily life, when we feel we are no longer relevant we lose our voice or will to live. I recently went with a friend to the nursing home to see a mutual friend. She looked good and was glad to see us but the first thing out of her mouth was; “I want to die.” … Continue reading Being Relevant
Audio Books
I just finished listening to Nora Roberts’ The Return of Rafe Mackade on audiobook. I’ve been a fan of Nora Roberts for many years but hearing it performed by Luke Daniels is like watching a play or going to the movies. It brings it to life in a wonderful way that is difficult to explain. I love hearing it and as I listen, I am … Continue reading Audio Books
In the company of writers
With dreams of one day becoming a published author, I am thrilled to count as my friends those who have made it. Authors who are self or indie published, those who are traditionally published, some who are New York Times best sellers or Amazon best sellers. I am a fan and these guys are my rock stars. When I read a new author, especially someone … Continue reading In the company of writers
Happy Independence Day!
I am PROUD to be an American, though there are some things that make me go really? We live in a country that is free. Freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of choices…not everyone is going to agree. True freedom means you have to allow your neighbor to say I hate you and all you stand for and not feel the need to censor … Continue reading Happy Independence Day!
How to Lose a Duke in Ten Days by Laura Lee Guhrke
I am unfamiliar with this author, I bought this book because of the title. Anyone who doesn’t think a title matters has no concept of marketing. Because I loved the movie How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days, I decided to give a try. I was not disappointed! The prologue is almost poetic. In the chant of the natives to the memories of England, … Continue reading How to Lose a Duke in Ten Days by Laura Lee Guhrke
Procrastination why wait?
I am struggling to get word count on my WIP (work in progress). I write the story then go back and fill in details: scenery, emotions and backstory. I want to write faster, get this done quicker but I want it to be good, no I want it to be great! I have sent other work out: novels, short stories and articles I thought were … Continue reading Procrastination why wait?
Eloisa James Four Nights with a Duke
My first love has always been historical romance, Ms. James deliverers the story with characters who are fabulously flawed and real. Not what I expected when I bought the book but so much better. The Duke is a man’s man. He is blunt and ineloquent. Like many newlyweds, they blunder their way. Add in all the extra baggage and this marriage is doomed from the … Continue reading Eloisa James Four Nights with a Duke
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