We are limping towards the end of 2019, and I
am very glad to say good riddance to this challenging and painful year. My
family and I have experienced bereavement, redundancy, and the death of our
family car in the past twelve months. We battle through and we keep going, but
it is time for some positive change. We began a new adventure by welcoming our
dog, Marley into the family this December. He is a little bundle of chaos,
adorable and infuriating. He will help us to heal.
I never did finish and publish book 6 in the Redcliffe Novels
series this year. I was determined to end the decade with a complete series,
but life got in the way and I lost my mojo. The book will be finished, but I am
not setting a deadline. I need to garner some reader interest for the previous
books in the series first. They are currently languishing in the dusty crevices
of the internet, ignored and underappreciated. I need to drag them out, dust
them off, and relaunch them into the reading world, although I have no idea how
to achieve such a feat, despite all of my research. Any advice, fellow (more
successful) writers?!
If you haven’t yet read Love Hurts (A Redcliffe Novel) Book 1, why don’t you give it a try and see if you want to experience the whole
series? It is a good book, I promise! Happy New Year, and Happy New Book
Series!
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