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The February 2022 Saturday Broadsheet

The Saturday Broadsheet, with all my writing life updates, is now available at the link at the bottom of this short post.

In this issue of the Broadsheet you will find:

Info about what is posting on my blog. (Did you see there’s a new story posting?)
Info about my writing and publishing news. (Did you see the new edition of No Other Choice is published?)
Info about any book promotions: there are three of them! (Want to get Waking to Mr. Darcy for $0.99? You can do that this week.)
And a story and art connection

CLICK HERE TO READ THE February 2022 SATURDAY BROADSHEET

Have a great weekend!

I hope you have time to read a book.

I’ll be back on Thursday with a new chapter of The Beginning of Prudence.

The January 2022 Saturday Broadsheet

The Saturday Broadsheet, with all my writing life updates, is now available at the link at the bottom of this short post.

In this issue of the Broadsheet you will find:

Info about what, if anything, is posting on my blog.
Info about my writing and publishing news, including a link for subscribers to a free download, links for where to find my newest releases, and a first glimpse at a NEW Teatime Tales story.
Info about any book promotions: I have one book on sale for the next week and have two included in a multi-author promotion.
And an entertaining and informative video about shortbreads.

CLICK HERE TO READ THE January 2022 SATURDAY BROADSHEET

Have a great weekend!

I hope you have time to read a book.

The December 2021 Saturday Broadsheet

The Saturday Broadsheet, with all my writing life updates, is now available at the link at the bottom of this short post. In this issue of the Broadsheet you will find:

Info about what is posting (or not?) on my blog.
With Quill and Ink is on preorder! Release day is December 10. A sequel is under construction, and I have links to where you can download a review copy of With Quill and Ink if you are interested in reading and reviewing.
The books that I have on sale this month, plus a few from other sources.
And a special music video and story excerpt.

Click here to read the December 2021 Saturday Broadsheet

Have a great weekend!

I hope you have time to read a book. I’ll be back on Thursday with two more chapters of No Other Choice. (I hope.)

Her Father’s Choice, Edition 2 is Here

I have recently completed the work of updating all the files and covers for Her Father’s Choice (Choices, book 1). In the process of updating things, I decided to make a larger print version of the book. I have never had large print editions of these books. I will continue to include a new large print edition for the books in this series as I move forward with the Choices Refresh Project.

Speaking of that project, I just started re-reading/re-editing book 2. I plan to begin sharing that story here on the blog, beginning on October 7, 2021.

Click here to find all the places where the ebook is available.

Click here to get the print edition on Amazon.

Click here to get the large print edition on Amazon.

Disclaimer: This post contains Amazon affiliate links. This means that if you purchase the book on Amazon whether in print or ebook format, I will earn a tiny commission for referring a sale to Amazon. This commission does not impact what you pay for the book at all.

Sketches and Secrets of Summer Cover

Sketches and Secrets of Summer is in the final days of being prepared for publication, which is slated for August 20. It should be on preorder soon. I’ll post here on the blog when it is available. Now, how about a little teaser of an excerpt from the book that hints at why the word secrets is in the title. 😉

Aaron’s hands were clasped behind his back as he walked at a sedate pace towards where Miss Bennet and Miss Darcy were seated. He glanced warily at Stuart.

“Just say it.” Stuart knew that look. Aaron was thinking something that he thought needed to be said but was something which might make Stuart angry.

“A wife might make your job easier.”

“I am sure you are correct, which is why Broderick should have left the girls to you.”

“I have no wife.”

“No, but you also have no aversion to taking one.”

Aaron huffed. “Are you going to allow Sarah to steal all your happiness?”

“It was not Sarah who did the stealing.”

“Yes, it was.” Aaron took hold of Stuart’s arm and stopped him. “Broderick was not without fault, but the greatest share of the blame must fall to the schemer who played brother against brother to gain all she wanted.”

Stuart’s brow furrowed. “What do you mean?”

“I cannot say. Not yet.”

[from Sketches and Secrets of Summer]