A Witch’s Burden has been named finalist for “First Novel” in the 2020 Next Generation Indie Book Awards! Needless to say, I am exceedingly happy and honored just to have made the pack. They’re going to send me a medal! I’ll never win a silver or bronze in the Olympics, but something tells me that […]
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A Witch’s Burden (eBook) library availability update + A Review of the K-Drama “The Legendary Witch” (AKA “4 Legendary Witches”) streaming now on Tubi
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A Witch’s Burden eBook discount code announcement related to corona virus outbreak.
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(01/27/20) Three more libraries have adopted the hardcover edition of my book! Thanks to the brand spanking new and gorgeous Shannon Staub Public Library in Sarasota County, Florida, the North Fort Myers Public Library in Lee County, Florida, as well as the Georgetown County Library up in South Carolina! Twenty-eight separate libraries now have collected
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I’ve been invited to a book signing and speaking engagement at the Roddenbery Memorial Library in Cairo, GA on March 7, 2020 at 11:00 am. I am over the moon with excitement and very much appreciate this invitation from one of my favorite libraries—and one of the earliest adopters of my book. If you haven’t
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(12/21/19) I am delighted to report that my hardcover has been adopted by The Three Rivers Regional Library System of north Florida! If you are a patron, please be sure to check me out. And if you live in the area but don’t yet have your library card, I’ve only one thing to say to
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