I never expected to see this day! You see back in December of 2009 when I began writing Dragon’s Future, the story was just that–a story for my family. In fact, I never thought there would be a full story, … Continue reading →
I am so excited! I have the privilege of sharing with you the cover to my latest book in the Dragon Courage series! It’s probably one of my favorite covers. Since this is book five and has many of the characters from the rest of the series, plus some new ones, I had better introduce you to them.
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It’s hard to believe that it’s been a week since I roamed Yellowstone Park with my 19-year-old son, Robin. Our trip was so much fun. We explored the country, had the opportunity to meet people I’d only met online, and see family. You can read about it in my last post. On that 6,496 mile trek, I learned a lot about my own writing and the Dragon Courage series.
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Family, it’s a major theme in many movies and books. Often it’s the absence of family that creates the plot line–the orphan longing for a family, or the long-lost sibling. Family is something dear to my heart. It always has been.
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As I sit down to write, I can’t believe it is that time already. In August I sat stunned and in disbelief that I had actually published a book. Dragon’s Future made its debut on August 9. Holding it in … Continue reading →
It’s Thanksgiving, the beginning of the holiday season. I remember growing up that Thanksgiving was the day we would see the first Christmas commercials. It was the day Santa was ussured in at the end of the Macy’s parade. It … Continue reading →
Fire Crackling, sparkling, safe and secure A comfort in the night A welcome warmth after a winter excursion A place to dry off after the rain Warms frozen hands Where you cuddle up to read your favorite book on an … Continue reading →
As I was going through my Twitter feed this morning, I came upon a quote by Antonia Felix. “The best way to convince, persuade, teach and inspire is with a story.” In my sixth grade class, I had girls in … Continue reading →
