Monday Poetry

Monday Poetry
Poetry

Sunday Reviews

Sunday Reviews

Time Never Dies by Samantha Calcott and Melinda Lauer

Rose Mowbray, daughter of the Third Earl of Rothesay in Chathom County, knows few things for certain after enduring loss as a child.

One thing she does know, however, is that her best friend will always be by her side.

Winnifred Warwick, daughter of Lord Warwick, knows many things for certain thanks to a keen mind and easy life.

But the thing she knows above all is that she’s madly in love with her best friend.

When Rose’s feelings begin to change, allowing her to understand what she’s felt her whole life, she fears it may be too late, however, to win back the only person she has ever loved.

Dive into this lesbian historical romance today!

My Thoughts

*Preorder. Releases September 10th. I was lucky enough to receive an ARC copy for an Honest review.

This was a sweet slow-burn romance. I was quickly addicted and could not put it down. The characters are fun and well-written. I would highly recommend it for anyone who enjoys either sapphic or historical romance, or both.

Saturday Thoughts

Saturday Thoughts

This is my work-in-progress list… and how I keep track of my word count.

I got quite a bit written this week.

Next week I am not expecting to do as well. This is going to be a busy publishing week for me. I am putting together two anthologies (Across the Stolen Seas is being split), doing the editing for that… Then I have to double-check my September links. (including Andrew McDowell’s Years’ worth of Thoughts and my own Kissed by Verse) and work on my October books. (which will include Serena’s Stacked Nightmares.) So squeezing in time to write may be difficult.

Also, I decided to give my romance Pen Name a whirl, as I have a couple of romance stories that have been needing to be written. So much like Serena’s Stacked Nightmares, Heaven’s Forgotten Tales, and Apocalypse Atheneum…I started a book for her to write in. Meet Alchemy by Susan Ann Andrews. (That is my originally planned pen name when I was nine and wanting to be an author.)

Friday Share

Friday Share
Friday Share

So you found a new book?

Or maybe you just published one?

Did you find a new webcomic that you like?

A new book you have coming soon ?

A piece of Art that you just finished ?

Or a song you think everyone should hear?

No need for explanation…Just Share it.

You find a good deal that you think we should all see? Just share!

Or hey even a joke you think too fun not to share, Just share it.

Post links in the comments.

Occasionally I will too.

Artsy Fartsy Thursday

Artsy Fartsy Thursday
Artsy Fartsy Thursday
Arsty Fartsy Thursday

Artist: Serenity Rose

Title :Chicken Butt

pencil Drawing

Wednesday Whispers

Wednesday Whispers
Serena Mossgraves
Serena Mossgraves

Talking Tuesday

Talking Tuesday

I have noticed that even though I still love music, sometimes I don’t want to do Tuesday Tunes. it’s become slightly tedious. so I am going to be switching off to Talking Tuesday and we will return to the tunes off and on.

This is literally one week from my eldest son’s birthday. He turns thirty seven next Tuesday. Y’all I am feeling old. I would not trade a minute I have had with him. Yet, somedays I feel like I blinked and missed years along the way. I wish I could say I was a good mom. Hell, I wish I could say I was a mediocre mother. I can say that I tried. I can say I love him with all my heart. Just as I can say for all three of my boys. But I made mistakes. Many because I was trying to heal my own wounds. and many more because I did not understand what being a mother meant. Either way…Happy Birthday Nick. Momma Loves you.

Monday Poetry

Monday Poetry
Poetry

Sunday Reviews

Sunday Reviews

Foster Love By Janis Reams Hudson

U.S. Agent Morgan Foster’s six-month assignment in Central America turned into a four-year struggle for his life, running and hiding, trying to get back home to his four children. When he finally makes it, he receives the shocking news that his ex-wife had been pregnant with his fifth child when he’d left the country. He has five children, not four! Even more shocking, his ex was killed in an accident two years ago and his five children were shuffled off to a foster home. They live on a farm. In Oklahoma, of all places. He’d never been to Oklahoma, but he’d done time as a foster kid on a farm. No way is he letting his kids stay in virtual slavery one second longer.

Sarah Collins didn’t know how she would have survived the death of her husband if not for the five wonderful foster children they had taken in months earlier. Unable to have children of their own, she and Gary had loved these kids as if they were their own. Now their real father is here, vowing to take them away!

My Thoughts

My grandmother had a huge collection of Kismet romances. The black covers. I was addicted to them. This is one I read several times and am seriously considering buying the kindle edition to read again. This was my favorite among them. The physical descriptions were so real I could see them. The emotions were realistic. And Lordy…I wanted to be in the book…

Saturday Thoughts

This is my work in progress list… and how I keep track of my word count.

the numbers say that I have written – but admittedly this week is a bit of a blur. I believe that I blinked.