Wednesday, March 24, 2021
Tuesday, March 23, 2021
Revisiting Old Friends
This has been an interesting month for me, writing-wise. On the one hand, I've been working on the reboot of my first series, Oberon. On the other, I've been planning out three new books in my newest series, Games We Play. Oberon is a small, fictional, coastal town in California, where I've spent most of my adult life. Games we play is set in Atlas Beach--a small, coastal town in New Jersey, where I grew up. The two worlds may sound similar, but they're really not. And that's mostly down to me. I'M what's different. There's a big gap between the writing of the two series, and an even bigger gap between now and the last time I lived in, or spent a significant amount of time in, Jersey. I'm not the same person I was when I first wrote Oberon. I'm really not the same person as I was back when I identified as a Jersey Girl.
The oddest thing, though, is how I feel about these two fictional places. I feel more nostalgic for Oberon. It strikes me as a more comfortable place. It's a simpler place, more affluent. It feels safer, somehow. And yet...the series is romantic suspense, with murders (or attempted murders) taking place in eight out of nine books. And people have conversations like this:
“Damn it, boys," Marsha seethed. "That’s the third time this month you’ve left your key. And the month’s only half over! What is going on, with you guys, anyway? You never used to be this forgetful.”

Most of the material in this prequel novella (set some eighteen years before the series begins) also appears as flashback scenes in A Taste of Honey.
Wednesday, March 17, 2021
My new newsletter is out now!
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Tuesday, June 18, 2019
Tuesday, June 4, 2019
Wedding Bells in Oberon
Probably the most disappointing part of this move has been losing the link with Going Back To Find You (my other Sapphire Falls-based story). While I did keep Liz's wagon, and mostly accounted for its being in Oberon now, it's not as satisfying as it once was. Still, overall, I'm happy with the way it's turned out. And I can't wait to bring you all Wyatt and Arielle's story later this year!
Going To The Chapel is currently available only at Amazon, and can be read for FREE as part of the Kindle Unlimited program.
Saturday, December 15, 2018
Deck the halls with 99 books...
Friday, December 7, 2018
Christmas Book Fair and Giveaway
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