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Forces of Nature
From floods and fires to tornados and blizzards, pioneers were constantly watching – and battling – the weather.
April 19, 2024
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From floods and fires to tornados and blizzards, pioneers were constantly watching – and battling – the weather.
Libraries are more than a place to check out a book or access free internet service. Libraries have expanded their services to meet the needs of today’s audiences.
We’re moving into “Book Event Season,” when authors meet with readers at book fairs and speaking events. You can find me at the following events.
All three of my novels include pets as part of the story. There’s Sunny in Proving Her Claim and Maddie in Lone Tree Claim. I had intended to switch it up in the third book and put a cat into the story. And I did.
Women’s History Month celebrates the contributions women have made to the United States and recognizes the achievements women have made in a variety of fields.
Character flaws are part of an engaging arc, and they come in a variety of flavors.
I didn’t t write a Sequel: a “what happened next” book with the same characters. Instead, I wrote a story with new characters: Katie and Jake. So, I’m writing a Series.
It’s the time of year when Top Ten Lists start popping up, so I decided to look through my GoodReads list for 2023 and see which books I rated the highest. Interestingly, my list contained a good mix of fiction and non-fiction books
Every industry has jargon and acronyms. The writing and publishing industry is no different. Even after publishing two books, I still find myself Googling some of these codewords.
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