Monthly Archives: February 2014

First, I would like to thank all of my guest authors who helped make this month of courage a success. I would also like to thank my readers who commented. The thoughts and stories of courage that you shared were … Continue reading →

My “Month of Courage” posts are nearing an end. Highland Courage will be released on Monday and tomorrow I will give you a peek at the first chapter. However, there is another absolutely incredible book being released on Monday by … Continue reading →

It is my pleasure to welcome Hannah Lokos to my blog today. Hannah Lokos is a sleep-deprived (pre-med) biology college student/author who drinks far more coffee than she ought. Her debut novel, Labyrinth of Lies, was released December 2013 and … Continue reading →

It is my pleasure to welcome fellow Champagne author, Jude Johnson to my blog today. Thank you, Ceci, for inviting me to guest post about courage. Your month of discussions on the subject have has provided some thought provoking reading. … Continue reading →

One day a wealthy woman walked through the doors of a mission hospital and saw a nun on her hands and knees, scrubbing the floor. The wealthy woman said “You couldn’t pay me enough money to do that.” The nun … Continue reading →

My brain is fried. I cannot focus. I have writing that I want to do on Fingal’s story and too much work for clients that I have to do, none of which is getting done. I realized last night that … Continue reading →

Today I am welcoming Jeanne Arnold back to my blog. Jeanne is the author of Stubborn, an truly excellent young adult romance. Thank you for having me again, Ceci. I wish you the best with the release of Highland Courage. … Continue reading →

For those of you who have been on this journey with me, six months ago, when I was preparing for the release of Highland Solution, I didn’t have the first clue how to go about promoting my book. A lovely … Continue reading →

A Facebook friend, Debbie McCreary shared this poster. This is profoundly true. For most people it takes great courage to say, “I’m sorry, I made a mistake.” It is sometimes harder still to be on the receiving end of that … Continue reading →

Using a random number generator, I have selected the winners of the e-books for the various contests that have been running and they are: Book Lady Zee Book Blog Terry Evans Dianne Congratulations! I will be contacting you via email. … Continue reading →