Here comes Part 3 of the Know The Novel linkup by Christine Smith, the QUEEN of Nano herself!
Continue reading “Know The Novel: It Is Written…& Edited?”Tag: romance
Know The Novel: Within The Woodsman
Yes, I know there was already a post posted today with this same title…I forgot to finish it before it went live.
Continue reading “Know The Novel: Within The Woodsman”Know The Novel: Introducing The Woodsman
It’s that time of year again! For the third time running, Christine Smith has brought back the Know The Novel linkup!
Continue reading “Know The Novel: Introducing The Woodsman”Camp NaNoWriMo 2020: July
Originally, I was going to write the The Woodsman by hand throughout the rest of May and all of June, then rewrite it during Camp NaNo in July.
Continue reading “Camp NaNoWriMo 2020: July”Book Review: Never Say Goodbye by Sarah Grace Grzy // 5 Stars
Oh, this was so sweet! I absolutely love romance novels where the romance just comes on so gradually and subtly that you don’t even notice that it happened until the end.
Continue reading “Book Review: Never Say Goodbye by Sarah Grace Grzy // 5 Stars”Camp NaNoWriMo April 2020: Update #1
As of tonight…
Continue reading “Camp NaNoWriMo April 2020: Update #1”Camp NaNo 2020: April
So, which of my bajllion WIPs got to be the lucky one for Camp April this year?
Continue reading “Camp NaNo 2020: April”OTP Challenge Tag – Writer’s Version
Today’s tag is once more from the gals over at Fairy Tale Central! This is the writer’s version – meaning I’m using my own OC couples for it. The tag actually ran from the 14th-28th, but I decided to do it all at once at the end of the month, so here goes!
Continue reading “OTP Challenge Tag – Writer’s Version”Book Reviews: 2019
Okay, last backlog of reviews, and then it’s on to doing one at a time!
Continue reading “Book Reviews: 2019”It’s Never Cliché…
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Tacoma, Washington, 2007 — Kelly yawned as she pushed open the door to the office with her foot. “Hey, Michaels, do we have any-“
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