The opening lines of a Tale of Two Cities sort of fits my mood these days. Not really. My little troubles don't compare to those of the French Revolution. It only feels that way. However, things are slowly starting to return to normal on the mountain. My husband is getting a little better each day and I'm back to writing. In fact, I wrote the last chapter of The Girl in the Comfortable Quiet yesterday and sent it off to editing. It would be nice if I could click my heels three times and have the edits done so I could hit release, but that is not how it works, darlings. And my editor is a terrific gal. I produce a lot, she has other clients, and somehow manages to always get my work through the process in a reasonable time frame. But I am in that zone--missed my editing window--so we are editing and finalizing the book when she can. I'm grateful for that and I think you're going to love the end of Alan, Chrissie and Neil's story. Well, I hope so. I don't do happily ever after Hallmark the way everyone else does. I do happily ever after a la Susan.
So in the midst of what has been a trying few weeks, I got great news. That's how life works in my world. Chrissie's too. See the parallel. Crummy and happy overlapping. My little Chrissie, The Girl on the Half Shell, has advanced into the Semi-Finals of the 2015 Best of Kindle Awards. That's pretty cool, huh? And even better I made it into the next round with a friend. The marvelous Barbara Devlin. See even in the dark moments of life magic can still happen. Never give up. Things get better on their own if you let them. Life is good if you let it be.
I truly appreciate and am touched by all the kinds notes, messages and emails I received regarding my post about my husband and missing my release date for the new book. Thank you all for being so wonderful and hanging in there with me. It makes it doubly scary and doubly exciting to hit release on The Girl in the Comfortable Quiet, because I so don't want to disappoint any of you wonderful people wanting to find out what happens to Chrissie.
As ever I wish you Peace.
Oh, and I still have a 99cents Kindle Countdown going.
::Buy Links::
Book 1: The Girl on the Half Shell>> http://amzn.to/ZqFAnZ
Book 2:The Girl of Tokens & Tears>>http://amzn.to/18CAn1l
Book 3:The Girl of Diamonds & Rust>>http://amzn.to/1QuUIGW
Book 4:The Girl of Comfortable Quiet coming soon!
Add to your TBR: http://bit.ly/1e5ghj1
So in the midst of what has been a trying few weeks, I got great news. That's how life works in my world. Chrissie's too. See the parallel. Crummy and happy overlapping. My little Chrissie, The Girl on the Half Shell, has advanced into the Semi-Finals of the 2015 Best of Kindle Awards. That's pretty cool, huh? And even better I made it into the next round with a friend. The marvelous Barbara Devlin. See even in the dark moments of life magic can still happen. Never give up. Things get better on their own if you let them. Life is good if you let it be.
I truly appreciate and am touched by all the kinds notes, messages and emails I received regarding my post about my husband and missing my release date for the new book. Thank you all for being so wonderful and hanging in there with me. It makes it doubly scary and doubly exciting to hit release on The Girl in the Comfortable Quiet, because I so don't want to disappoint any of you wonderful people wanting to find out what happens to Chrissie.
As ever I wish you Peace.
Oh, and I still have a 99cents Kindle Countdown going.
::Buy Links::
Book 1: The Girl on the Half Shell>> http://amzn.to/ZqFAnZ
Book 2:The Girl of Tokens & Tears>>http://amzn.to/18CAn1l
Book 3:The Girl of Diamonds & Rust>>http://amzn.to/1QuUIGW
Book 4:The Girl of Comfortable Quiet coming soon!
Add to your TBR: http://bit.ly/1e5ghj1
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