I remember my mom telling me that time moves faster the older we get. She was probably my age when she said it. I couldn't quite imagine...

A full month has passed since my trip to India and I am finally able to start putting it into words.  Three words to be precise: It was...

I don’t like driving into the city.  I have lived in Georgia since 2003 and have driven myself into the city only a handful of times. We...

For full disclosure, Janet Fix guided me in publishing the Alison Hayes series and Off the Dark Ledge.  I count her as a friend, but this...

Here we are at the end of 2023 and I am wondering where the time has gone. My reading schedule got highjacked by world events but I’m...

In full disclosure, Alessandra Harris is published by Red Adept Publishing. I do not know Alessandra and I have never worked on her...

About the Book In the aftermath of her husband’s life-altering mistake, Tiana Williams grapples with lingering resentment while working...

In full disclosure, I know Densie Webb. We are both published by Red Adept Publishing and I had the pleasure of working on her first Red...

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Don't worry, you can still save 71% if you act today. Download, read, and review. About the Book On the surface Delilah Reddick has the...

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About the Book A chance encounter with a celebrity, an impromptu video, and a shiny new espresso machine all added up to a juicy tale for...

Grace’s family is complicated. Her relationship with Stella, her sister, is fractured due to a betrayal. Two weeks before Grace had been...

I started this book last week and will finish it this week, so stay tuned. About the Book Betrayed by Stella, the sister she adored,...

In full disclosure I have to tell you that I know Barbara Conrey, that’s why you won’t see this review on Amazon or Goodreads. She and I...

My Secret to Keep When Maggie Bryan works up the nerve to tell her parents she’s pregnant, they immediately disown her. Later that night,...

From the moment I stepped into the words of this book I had the uncomfortable feeling of being just a little too familiar with the...

60 Weeks of Gratitude - Week 18 It has been a couple of weeks since I found time to reflect on my personal gratitude. We are already...

Okay, to be fair, PJ Vernon does not really qualify as a small press writer. He's published by Peguin and has been picked up by...

I fell into Rubies from Burma like it was a worn down, but oh-so-comfortable sofa. I knew Mae Lee from the first moment I met her. She...

Georgia, 1941 A world at war. A family drama. A girl determined to win over a man she cannot have. As the dark shadow of war looms over...

GA Anderson’s South of Happily checked all the boxes. Katy is relatable as a loveable, self-saboteur. We, who have shot ourselves in the...

Stay tuned for my first audiobook review. I am currently listening the G.A. Anderson's South of Happily. I am enjoying it so much that I...

August slipped past without me even realizing that it was Alison's seven-year anniversary. Happy anniversary, Alison. This novel started...

60 Weeks of Gratitude - Week 17 It has been a whole summer and I have not had the heart to write. I have realized that I wrote mostly...

60 Weeks of Gratitude - Week 16 Gratitude does not always come easy. It has been a hard month for me to keep perspective and a positive...

60 Weeks of Gratitude - Week 15 We fell right back into the groove of our lives after getting back from Illinois. Jeff went back to work....

60 Weeks of Gratitude - Week 14 I am grateful that I had my mom for fifty-three years of my life. She passed away on March 30, 2023, and...

60 Weeks of Gratitude - Week 13 The past two weeks have been busy and chaotic. Work is tough right now for everybody. We all have spring...

60 Weeks of Gratitude - Week 12 A couple of weeks ago I talked about being grateful for my gift of gab. I touched on where that started...

60 Weeks of Gratitude - Week 11 Between 1993 and 1997 I lived in San Diego, California. I made several trips back and forth between...

60 Weeks of Gratitude - Week 10 My kids are at the point in their lives where I remember being at my most awkward. At thirteen, I was...

60 Weeks of Gratitude - Week 9 Some weeks are just a lot to get through. Jeff's job keeps him on the road, and the girls' activities keep...

60 Weeks of Gratitude - Week 8 The Sequoia tree does not have sap in its bark. This means that when fires come and they get burned, they...

60 Weeks of Gratitude - Week 7 I have never been very good at asking for what I need or, sometimes even recognizing what I need. ...

60 Weeks of Gratitude - Week 6 As most of you know, I don’t love the marketing side of being a writer. It is hard for me to reach out to...

60 Weeks of Gratitude - Week 5 Sometimes being grateful is as simple as looking around a house and appreciating the walls that protect us...

60 Weeks of Gratitude-Week 4 On this, the last day of the year, I want to talk about one of the biggest gratitudes of my life, my...

60 Weeks of Gratitude-Week 3 My life is in chaos. Jeff has been insanely busy at work, the girls have been insanely busy at school, and I...

60 Weeks of Gratitude-Week 2 My kids left us this week. At thirteen, they headed out on a bus with a group of other seventh and eighth...

60 Weeks of Gratitude - Week 1 It has been a couple of years since I’ve managed a regular blog post. I haven’t felt that I had anything...

It has been four long years since I released Off the Dark Ledge. The world went through Covid and sort of came out the other side. I took...

This email is for everybody who has been patiently waiting for my next book. It has been four long year years. Off the Dark Ledge...

I remember sitting down at the end of 2019 and writing about how excited and full of hope I was for 2020. 2019 was a tough year,...

I was at a book event last night in downtown Newnan. It was Forward Friday we were set up to promote the Local Author Book Nook at The...

It has been such a strange year. I thought 2019 was a tough year because I had some personal stuff to work through. I remember being so...

It has been such a long time since I sat down to write to everybody. Covid-19, Chaos, Finishing a Book, Editing Other Books, Seeking...

December is always a time of reflection for me. Looking back at 2019 feels like stress. I have several blog posts through the year that...

Announcing a Winner and a New Giveaway The Winner of my January giveaway, the very first signed copy of Emergent, is subscriber 714. I...