WHAT'S NEW

First, I must recommend a book. I've said before that right now this is my favorite book, and it is and I have to recommend it again as I just read it again. Calling Mr. Lonely Hearts by Laura Benedict. It really is fabulous. Laura has one of the strongest voices I have ever read. I can't explain it, but I could read her words forever! Check it out.

Another book that I recently read that I enjoyed was The Sex Club by L.J. Sellers. It's different, which I like. I'm looking forward to her next release Secrets To Die For.

I will be in Ohio at Lori Foster's reader/writer get together. Really looking forward to that. Will have copies of REKINDLED to sign, so that should be fun. My first book signing!

Well. I joined the land of Twitter. It's interesting. Different. Unusually fun. Join me. My favorite twitter is IWhoDaresWins. Tips from Bob Mayer's upcoming book WHO DARES WINS: The Green Beret Way to Conquer Fear and Succeed and/or publishing tips. I like this one for a few reasons. First, the tips about fear and over coming it, and succeeding. I have fear. I want to be successful in my life. So I want to learn to overcome what is holding me back...my fear. Second reason? The tips on publishing. Who wouldn't want tips from someone who will have 40 books published! Yeah, think he knows what he is talking about.

Also, he will be a guest blogger on Murder, Mayhem and More. The group blog I do with Sarah Grimm and Melanie Atkins at the end of the month. We get to interview him. That should be fun.

Also, he will be the Speaker at Central New York RWA's Mini Conference in March of 2010. So, lots of stuff going on there.

Along with the twittering, I'm now on FaceBook and MySpace. Interesting, the net. Have found many old high school friends.

What is else is new with me? Really. Not much. Still getting ready to send eldest off to college as we prepare for HS graduation. She will be going off to play Division 3 Women's College Hockey. Meanwhile, we are knee deep in Varsity Golf season with the Freshman in HS boy. And he's now taller than his father. Strange thing when you have to look up to your children. Well, at least one of them. The eleven year old (oops, 12 this month) is playing lacrosse and hockey (yes, still playing hockey, it never ends, ever, really). He is not yet as tall as me, but that will change in about 2 inches. Sigh....

And I'm writing something new. Trying out first person. Trying to "go light" as I have been told I'm too dark. So, that's it for now.