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Popping in to let everyone know that today is the last day to buy HIGHLAND PROMISE, book 1 in The Sons Of Gregor MacLeod series, for only 99¢—just in time for Christmas! FIND OUT HOW IT ALL STARTED HIGHLAND PROMISE—$0.99 (Until Dec. 1/19) Amazon  |  Barnes & Noble  |  Kobo   iBooks  |  Google Play 💖💖 " Scottish romance readers will fall in love!"   —Eliza Knight, USA Today bestselling author "Adventure, passion, and hot Scots."               —Booklist "Raises the bar of Scottish-set historical romances…"   —BookPage 💖💖 WHEN FORCED TO CHOOSE BETWEEN DUTY AND HONOR…   Darach MacKenzie vowed never to let a woman near his heart after his bride-to-be betrayed him, sparking a blood feud between his clan and the Frasers. With all-out war in the wind, Darach can’t allow a woman to distract him again—not even a sweet and charming lass who desperately nee...

Ah, September...  You crazy, busy, son of a bitch. Thank God you’re almost over! Until I had school-aged kids, September was just the beginning of fall. Even when I was a kid, and I had to go back to school, I never had to bend my calendar around like Uri Gellar on steroids the way I do now. The only person I ever thought about back then was me! Now September is defined by the 2 kids, start-of-school, call-for-volunteers, after-school-activity/play-date craziness where you try to cram 3 hours worth of work into a one-hour stint in the car during piano lessons because you forgot about your daughter’s Noisy Reading session on Friday morning. Dance classes and hockey practice at the same time? Sure! Why not? Doctor and dentist appointments all scheduled in the same week? Well, of course they are! Indoor runners, back packs, and tap shoes all suddenly worn out on the same day? Afraid so. This is why grocery stores always put Lunchables on sale and ...

❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ Recently, I was asked  where do I write?  And I thought, what a great question! So here it is…pictures included (no Jaspers were hurt during the making of this post!). I write at home mostly, which means when my kids (twin 7-year-olds) aren’t at school, on a play date, or out with their dad, I write around them. So basically, I wear ear plugs. A lot. And I relocate from chair to chair and room to room. A lot. I’m kind of like a writing vagabond, moving around the house carrying my lap top, charging cord, coffee, muffin, phone, pens, highlighter, story outline, and ear plugs looking for the quietest place to write. I drop stuff. A lot. I don’t really have an office or a desk because I use my laptop as an actual (gasp!) laptop. Any comfy chair can become a work station for me. But I do have a recliner in my bedroom that I’ve had for years and years. The kids call it mommy’s writing chair. I’ve added a little bookshelf and drawer unit beside it, and I can p...