It’s hard to believe, but this is the last official Six Sentence Sunday. January 27th. I’m sorry to see it go. I know you are, too. It’s been a wonderful way to get a glimpse of so many talented authors’ work. Should I continue here – just for my readers? What do you think? In honor […]
We’re getting close to the end of Six Sentence Sundays. January 27th will be the last one done by the group (see the link below to other authors participating). My hope is that someone else will take it on and run it. If not, should I continue here – just for my readers? What do […]
Welcome to my “stop” on The Next Big Thing blog hop. And thanks to Linda Carroll-Bradd for tagging me to participate. In turn, I’ve asked Kathryn Knight, Chris Redding, Mageela Troche and Bess McBride to participate, and they’ll be posting next week, beginning Dec 10. “The Next Big Thing” is a question and answer discussion blog […]
I’m so excited to be interviewed today by fellow Wild Rose Press author, the lovely –and Scottish! — Nancy Jardine, for her Monday Moments feature on her blog, He Said, She Said. I’m dishing on my favorite scene in Highland Healer and talking about some of my earliest success as a writer – and I do […]
My best-selling debut novel, Highland Healer, is set in 1516. It’s a chaotic time in Scottish history, three years after King James IV met his fate fighting the English at Flodden Field along with many of his nobles, clan chiefs and their heirs. In the chaos the followed Flodden, some clans were left leaderless, or […]
Despite his threats a few moments before, she had sensed no real animosity in him. She’d been treated well since arriving at the Aerie. Her dream of a home, with people who cared about her, perhaps a family of her own, rose unbidden to her mind, and with it came a familiar lump in her […]