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    In case you missed it — Winter Signed Book Campaign …

    to order, click here and fill out the google form

    In case you missed it, I am running a winter signed book campaign so folks can order the special edition of Only Bad Options, my other books, bookmarks, and more. Woot! 😎

    The special edition includes:

    • A silver foil just jacket
    • A black/dark gray hardcover book with blue/purple foil
    • Color sprayed edges
    • Color endpapers
    • A two-page interior map
    • A snazzy new interior design
    • Easter eggs hidden in the map and endpapers

    MORE SPECIAL EDITION DETAILS:

    • The special editions are $60 each, plus $10 shipping.
    • I also have some oopsie copies of Only “Rouge” Actions available.
    • The rest of my print books, bookmarks, etc. are the usual prices with the usual shipping rates.
    • I will start invoicing people in late January/early February. I try to ship books in the order people order/pay.
    • The deadline to order is Friday, Feb. 13, but if I have enough interest, I might extend it.

    If anyone has any questions, just let me know. Thanks for reading! ❤️❤️❤️

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    Winter Signed Book Campaign …

    to order, click here and fill out the google form

    I am running a winter signed book campaign so folks can order the special edition of Only Bad Options, my other books, bookmarks, and more. Woot! 😎

    The special edition includes:

    • A silver foil just jacket
    • A black/dark gray hardcover book with blue/purple foil
    • Color sprayed edges
    • Color endpapers
    • A two-page interior map
    • A snazzy new interior design
    • Easter eggs hidden in the map and endpapers

    MORE SPECIAL EDITION DETAILS:

    • The special editions are $60 each, plus $10 shipping.
    • I also have some oopsie copies of Only “Rouge” Actions available.
    • The rest of my print books, bookmarks, etc. are the usual prices with the usual shipping rates.
    • I will start invoicing people in late January/early February. I try to ship books in the order people order/pay.
    • The deadline to order is Friday, Feb. 13, but if I have enough interest, I might extend it.

    If anyone has any questions, just let me know. Thanks for reading! ❤️❤️❤️

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    Monday Morning Mailbag — What I’m working on this winter …

    MONDAY MORNING MAILBAG

    Question: What are you working on right now?

    Answer: A new year means new book projects. Woot! 😎

    Here is what I will be working on this winter:

    • Right now, I am working on revisions for my Robin Hood-esque romantasy book. That will probably take me about 3 weeks (or most of January) to finish.
    • After that, I will probably start working on the copyedits for Galactic Bonds #6. That’s another 2- to 3-week project.
    • And then I need to start working on my latest draft of the second book in my Robin Hood-esque romantasy series. That’s another project that will take me at least a few weeks to finish.

    So my writing schedule for January through March (and beyond) is already full, and this doesn’t include all the other things I do on a daily/weekly, like social media, updating my blog, newsletters, etc.

    As much as I love writing, it’s always a little stressful juggling multiple books/series and trying to meet all the deadlines. 😅

    MY MOST RECENT BOOKS:

    In case you missed it, here are my most recent books, which were released last year:

    A Touch of Treachery cover art with a man and a woman on a snowy background with an explosive in the distance
    Only Rogue Actions cover art with a couple on an orange background
    • A Touch of Treachery, Section 47 book #3: This is a full-length book with Charlotte Locke and Desmond Percy. The super-spy couple are hot on the trail of their nemesis, but their mission quickly goes sideways.
    • Only Rogue Actions, Galactic Bonds #5: This is a short book (about 55,000 words) about Vesper Quill and Kyrion Caldaren. The two are training to learn more about their truebond when they are targeted by a new villains

    Both books are available in ebook, audio, and print from all the usual retailers. Thanks for reading! ❤️

    What books are you all working on or reading right now? What’s on your agenda for the cold winter months?

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    New year, same old resolutions …

    Happy New Year! I hope everyone’s 2026 is off to a great start. 😎

    It’s time to talk about New Year’s resolutions, but mine are usually the same from one year to the next:

    • Work less and spend more time with family/friends
    • Read more books for fun and/or read at least 50 books this year
    • Eat healthier/exercise more
    • Try new things/mark things off my bucket list (this includes everything from trying new restaurants, to taking day trips to places I’ve never been before, to going on longer trips to places I’ve never been before)

    Some years, I do better at these than others, especially the whole work-life balance thing. I tend to have way more work than fun. But it’s all about progress, not perfection, right? 😂

    What are some of your resolutions for the New Year?

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    Some of my favorite reads of 2025 …

    Emily Wilde's Encyclopaedia of Faeries
    The Serpent and the Wolf
    Little White Lies

    I can’t believe we’re almost to the end of 2025. Where has the year gone?! It seems like January was just last week. Here are some of my favorite read this year: 

    • Emily’s Wilde’s Encyclopaedia of Faeries by Heather Fawcett: This is the first book in the Emily Wilde cozy fantasy series about a professor who researches faeries. Emily is a delightfully smart and grumpy heroine, and the descriptions of the faeries are both lovely and frightening. 
    • The Serpent and the Wolf by Rebecca Robinson: After her mother’s death, Vaasa inherited a dark magic that is slowly killing her. In order to learn to control her dangerous new power, Vaasa forges an alliance with an enemy ruler, but devious villains threaten everything they are fighting to protect. This is the first book in the Dark Inheritance romantasy series.
    • Little White Lies by Jennifer Lynn Barnes: When eighteen-year-old Sawyer is offered a contract by her wealthy grandmother to participate in debutante season, she accepts the deal to learn more about her family, including who her father is. This is the first book in the Debutantesseries, and it’s a twisty young-adult mystery with lots of family secrets.

    What were some of your favorite reads of 2025?