Excerpt from The Rest of Us Just Live Here Teaser Tuesday Double Header
Teaser Tuesdays is a weekly bookish meme. Read the rules at Books and a Beat. Anyone can play along!
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Excerpt from Dead Ringer
In case you haven’t yet picked it up, check out my pre-release promotion for Loose the Dogs! Just click on the graphic in the sidebar. This promo will only be available for a few more days until Loose the Dogs is released.
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Book Review In the Tick of Time
My sweet hubby has posted a review of In the Tick of Time. Reblogged from Flamestr's Thoughts.
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Excerpt from Nerve by Jeanne Ryan
I had a great time this weekend at Calgary's "When Words Collide" writer's conference. Had fun presenting on several panels, made some new friends, met a few I had previously only met online, and was even on a panel with Angela Ackerman, one of the writers of the Emotion Thesaurus, a great writing resource!
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Excerpt from Best Boy
My teaser today comes from Best Boy by Eli Gottlieb. This is a novel written in the first-person point of view of an adult with autism who is living in an assisted living facility. A quick look at Twitter reveals that Eli Gottlieb's brother is autistic. I enjoyed Todd Aaron's journey through the progress of the story ...
Reading List: Young Adult Fiction about Mental/ Psychological Abuse
YA & adult reading list focused on mental, emotional, and psychological abuse — recommended titles, brief trigger notes, and resources for teens and caregivers ...
Book of Mormon 365-Day Reader
This book has been split into 365 readings and all that is left for you is to open the book. Read the Book of Mormon by yourself, with your family, or a study group. Space has been provided for your thoughts and study notes. Enrich your life with daily reading ...
Excerpt from Paperweight by Meg Haston
Teaser Tuesdays is a weekly bookish meme. Read the rules at Books and a Beat. Anyone can play along!
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First draft of Camp Nanowrimo project complete!
Draft 1 COMPLETE!
Goal was 100,000 words.
Rang in at 100,913.
Fifteen writing days, averaging 6,700 words per day ...




