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Monday, July 15, 2013

Just like Cooking with Gas



End of August 2011: I’m rolling along heading toward the end. I’m making my way through the middle, the very full middle, and it’s a pleasant chore to pick and chose the scenes I’ll use to make my way to the end of the story.

Monday, July 1, 2013

Casting Call


Early August 2011: Just as I had to find faces for Augusta’s suitors in Book 1, The Suitor’s List, I need to find pictures for the countless matrons, widows, and other suitable parti for Edward.

I must admit there are as many pictures of lovely ladies on the Internet as there are handsome gentlemen.

Saturday, June 15, 2013

New Cover!


End of July 2011: I’ve just received the cover for Perfectly Flawed


Saturday, June 1, 2013

The end of the Tunnel



Mid July 2011: I’m halfway finished with Book 4. There’s the beginning and the end … and ALL the stuff in the middle. 

There's a lot. I’m wondering if it will fit.

Wednesday, May 15, 2013

BACK TO BOOK 4


Early July 2011: I’m back from the RWA Conference and feeling energized!

 I’ve discovered Edward, Duke of Faraday, has “people”… well, it should not have come as a surprise, he’s a duke.


Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Book 2 Revisited



June 2011: Writing Book 4 goes on hold. Page Proofs for Charlotte’s book, Perfectly Flawed  have arrived. They’re due in two weeks. I’ll manage to have them in before I go to the RWA National Conference in New York City.

Monday, April 15, 2013

Chugging Along, Singing a Song


May 2011: New scenes are popping up. The first two chapters are filling in nicely but I worry if I continue on this pace that Our Heroine will not arrive until after chapter five. It seems a bit late for me and I have some concern that I will be asked to move her debut to an earlier chapter. I can’t worry about that now. I must write the story as it unfolds.

I’m happy to see a few characters from The Suitor List reappear. I need to remember that some people, who have not read the first book, will see the characters as strangers. I hope for those who remember them, the story will feel richer by the return of these old acquaintances.