It’s December 3, and it’s time to wrap up the year. I planned to write a blog around submitted Christmas photos to serve a dual purpose. One, to save me from writing a blog I pulled from the ether, and two, to share Christmas cheer. But I didn’t plan ahead, so I didn’t receive any submissions, and here we are.
When I took part in the Winter Games on Facebook this past February and March, the authors had the opportunity to be interviewed by Deb, the gal behind www.readingbydeb.blogspot.com.
I recently stumbled upon a newsletter article from my animal rescue shelter days that I wrote about rabbits and the “Make Mine Chocolate” movement. (All changes are primarily grammatical.) How serendipitous that spring recently arrived and Easter is on the horizon. It’s the perfect time to share some of my older works and give a shout-out to cute furry bunnies.
This indie author thing started with great expectations. Not as in the classic novel but in how many of us approach life. Whether considering higher education, changing from a dead-end job to a career, or looking for new love, one can easily weave a tale about how it will look.
The origin of Alicia Drummond’s character in “Glitter and Grief” closes out The Ladies Who Love the Bryant Brothers blog series. While there is another book after “Glitter and Grief,” the main female character doesn’t technically love a Bryant Brother.
In the first installment of The Ladies Who Love the Bryant Brothers, we met Colleen. Now, we meet Clara, from “The Cake Maker’s Dog.”
