Chronicles

Probably should mention….

The leads for the new Neighbor from Hell book are actually Connor O'Neil and Rory James. The name Shia wasn't working because of the name confusion so things were changed around. The name Connor is more fitting for this character anyway, trust me. The book is coming along rather nicely so I'm hoping to have it out soon.   FYI, the Bradfords just might make an appearance in this book… Read More

First Pay it 4ward Friday is here :)

It's Pay it 4ward Friday and I'm checking in :) I started small this week and kept it pretty simple, but hopefully the act was passed along. This week with Pay it 4ward Friday in mind I stopped or slowed down enough to allow a car that was waiting to pull onto the road do just that. I'm not sure if I'm alone in this, but waiting to pull onto a road can be pretty stressful, especially if you have a car behind you getting impatient and no one's willing to… Read More

Grammar, spelling and plots, oh my!

So, in case you've ever wonder if authors read the reviews for their books let me put your mind at ease, this one does. Although I do enjoy reading what you enjoyed, I pay more attention to the negative or rather critical comments. Not that I'm trying to encourage negative comments, I'm really not, but I do look for constructive criticism. For example, many people didn't appreciate the number of times I used Little grasshopper in Playing for Keeps and I'll admit that I just really enjoyed that, but I will be more careful in the future not to go… Read More

Confession is good for the soul

At least that's what I've heard. Since this is a new website I thought that the best way to kick this off would be with a little confession. So here it is:   Playing for Keeps: A Neighbor from Hell Novel almost wasn't published.   What happened was that I wrote the book, loved the book, but didn't think that anyone else would. I actually considered just keeping it for my own entertainment and building up the series for fun, but then I decided to take a chance. I never thought it would do so well. Thank you, everyone, for giving this book a… Read More