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It's that time again...NaNowriMo

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It's that time again and this year I'm going to be very busy. I plan on completing three projects: 1. Finishing my edits on the stories I pitched last month at  the conference so I can submit them.  Last Chance to Run: What if you found out the daughter you buried was alive and being held captive by a man you thought you killed? Ron Daily gave everything he had to the FBI. It was his life since his daughter’s death. Then his world crashed in around him when he’s told the terrorist he thought he destroyed staged her death. As obstacles mount against his daughter, he forms an alliance with another agent, a stubborn redhead with links to a secret from his past. Can he fight feelings for a woman that will never love him once she finds out the truth?  2. Complete the edits on my YA, If I Knew Then and send them back to my publisher Angel dreamed of a life of freedom. One filled with love that didn’t come with a price.  Sh e hid the pain until Jax ent...

Rue Allyn and her amazing story, A True and Perfect KNIGHT.

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    Treason No one needs a dictionary to tell them that Treason is” the crime of betraying one's country, esp. by attempting to kill the sovereign or overthrow the government.” [https://www.google.com/search?q=treason&rlz=1C1KMZB_enUS525US525&oq=treason&aqs=chrome..69i57j5j0l2.1342j0j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8]   So what more can be said? Quite a bit if you look beyond the surface of any story (fact or fiction) involving Treason. In the history of the USA only 13 people have been convicted of treason. Some were hanged, some served prison sentences and a few were pardoned. Each has a story that fascinates.  One of the most famous treasonous stories in the US is about the Rosenbergs. Oddly enough they were not charged with or convicted of treason but were convicted on charges of conspiracy to commit espionage. They were executed on June 19, 1953. Nonetheless controversy still surrounds the case. You can read more about the Rosenb...

Why I love Halloween, but hate things that go bump in the night.

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     Halloween is such a fun and magical time of the year. Children are busy deciding who they want to dress up as. The pumpkin patches open for the fun trips to pick out the biggest, and best, and apple cider is flowing as you sing songs on an open hay ride in the cool night air.                                    Sounds wonderful, right?  Now let me tell you why Halloween makes me want to close my door. lock it tight. and hide under my bed until day break. I hate scary things. Yep, I  said it. Things that lurk in the dark, and go bump in the night turns me into a big baby, hiding under the blankets. I loved taking the kids out on Halloween, but made sure we were in early. When we would walk up to a house decorated for the evening, with things jumping out from the bushes, I was the one running away, screaming. My children would laugh at me and continue on thei...

Persephone's Song Anthology, A guest post with Janice Seagrave.

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         Help me welcome Janice Seagrave as she reveals an excerpt from her story featured in                                             Persephone's Song Anthology.   I’m thrilled to announce that Persephone’s Song Anthology has been released on Amazon. It includes my story,                                                             Weather Witch.   Weather Witch:  Regency Nobleman Lord Godfrey is negotiating fo...

Wickedly They Come. A guest post with Cathrina Constantine

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Help me welcome Cathrina today as we find out a little more about her and her new book,                                                       Wickedly They Come Tell us about your latest book, including its genre. Does it cross over to other genres? If so, what are they? Wickedly They Come is a dark, gritty, thought-provoking paranormal thriller which is geared toward older adolescence to adults. How do you come up with ideas? I stare at the computer and pray. What do you enjoy most about life? My husband and children, they are my life. Where do you start when writing? Research, plotting, outline, or...? I’m a pantser through and through. That’s one of my main problems. I need to learn how to plot. What...

Welcome to The last day of Blogger Book Fair

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                     Blogger Book Fair comes to an end.                                         http://www.bloggerbookfair.blogspot.com/ Here is one last look at the amazing authors I had to opportunity to host this week.    Barbara Griffin Billig   Caitlyn Nicholas   Andrea Goodson   And of course Me. Thanks for stopping by and don't forget to stop by the website below to meet up with other authors and find some more amazing books to add to your shelf. http://www.bloggerbookfair.blogspot.com/ Thank you for an amazing week and I will be giving away a $10.00 Amazon gift card to one lucky commentor from this week. Until Next time Lynda

Help me welcome Andrea Goodson to my Blogger Book Fair week of amazing authors and their books

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 Riverbend Summary Nestled deep in Northwest Pennsylvania, in the thick forest of the Allegheny Mountains, is a quiet community named Kennerdell. Rich in Native American and European settlement history with a few inhabitants and a charming culture, growing up there was simple for Lena. But when grief stepped in and darkened her life-everything changed. After years of escape, Lena is forced to come home. A web of mystery and danger that dates back to America's earliest days, quickly weaves around her. When a longtime friend, one who knows the tragedy that plaques Lena's heart, comes back into her life-things get complicated. Will she be able to unfold the truth around the mystery-or will it be easier to run away? Love, Danger, and history collide in Riverbend, the first book of the Riverbend Trilogy. Buy Links: All three books (Riverbend, Rapid Water, and Walking Tide) are currently released and available on Amazon, B&N, iBooks and Smashwords. ...

Help me welcome Caitlyn Nicholas to my Blogger Book Fair week of amazing authors and their books

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Pursuit By Caitlyn Nicholas Out 1 August 2013 Publisher: Momentum Books Blurb Computer genius and legendary hacker, Dimity Pond, is on the run from the law. She is married to Jake, who, she discovers, is married to Susan, and is the father of her friend Kitty’s twins. Her landlord has just sold her home to Lord Richard Summerhayes, all her money has disappeared along with her husband, and she is developing a vile migraine. Richard Summerhayes left the Special Forces after his knee was blown to bits in the Congo. Since then he has built the best disaster-recovery computer network in the world, at a place called The Bunker near Dover, England. Banks, military, airports and other major systems rely on him as the last unshakeable fortress in the face of disaster. Dimity’s under-the-radar life has fallen apart. Nemesis is back. Six years earlier he framed her for the collapse of Easy Bank. The money was never found, and the bank’s collapse caused untol...