ON SALE MARch 18-24 99c for Northern Intrigue Series Books 1-3: Christian Romantic Suspense Welcome to Steadfast, Wisconsin, a small town whose people and mysteries you may never forget. A small northwoods town where everyone knows everyone. Or do they? … Continue reading →
Title Search Continues… I’m trying to come up with a title for my next book in my Northern Shore Intrigue book, the last one in the series, #6. It takes place in Midsummer and I need a good “dangerous” sounding … Continue reading →
Since we are nearing the SUMMER’S END, I decided to put book 3 of my “Northern Intrigue” series on sale for 99 cents-down from $3.99. This sale runs from Friday August 10 through Thursday August 16th. I will not be … Continue reading →
Just a month ago, I revealed a new historical cover and here’s another one for the next book in my “Northern Intrigue” series, a mystery-romance set in the Wisconsin northwoods. I am so grateful for all the helpful and some … Continue reading →
Can you believe it–I’m asking for help in choosing another cover model. At least nobody can say I’ve just spent the winter sitting by the fire sipping hot cocoa! Though I did do some of that. I already announced that … Continue reading →
Well, this year is moving right along and I thought I’d bring you up to date about WHAT I’M WRITING NOW! My Northern Intrigue series has grown to 5 titles. Click here to see the series. Book 1 is free. … Continue reading →
BLURB: Happily single, Winter Woodard who inherited her grandfather’s nursery is looking forward to a busy, fun fall and holiday season. And it all begins with her cousin’s wedding where Winter meets the man the ladies around town have … Continue reading →
Here’s the old cover. And here are some new possibilities. Do you like the old or a new? #2 #3 #4 Here are four images I’m considering to replace the one on my present Autumn’s Shadow cover. This is … Continue reading →
This is the present cover of the second book in my “Northern Intrigue” series. I like the cover, but of the four books, this one sells the least. I have been trying to figure out why. It finally dawned on … Continue reading →
