Just as the beginning starts where things change, the ending should end where things return to normal, or near enough. In stand-alone novels, all loose strings are tied in a nice bow. The ending reminds us of what happened at the beginning. Things that were important there need to be important at the end too. …
What’s after that?
In my last post, I talked about the next steps after finishing a rough draft. In this post, I'm discussing the steps following that. Once I get done making an outline of what I've already written, I start making changes based on my notes. I call it red-lettering because I use red in my outline …
Reader Comments
People are starting to send me comments: "I enjoyed this book just as much as I did the first one and am looking forward to the sequel." "The author has created yet another entertaining read which flows well as the sequel to her first book, 'On The Sly', while leaving us enthusiastically anticipating the next …
I’m So Very Excited!
The book launch party is coming up and I just can't wait to share my new book with my local fans! They're going to love it! You're going to love it! I love it! In fact, I pick up my copy and pet it nearly every day. Yes, we writers are tactile people. We pet …

