Originally posted on Cryssa Bazos:
I had the pleasure of virtually meeting Roland Clarke through the English Historical Fiction Authors Blog. Although his upcoming release, Spiral of Hooves, is not historical fiction, it does revolve around the world of competitive horse eventing and (bonus!) includes Canada as one of the settings. Naturally, I was intrigued.…
A great line-up
On Monday, August 7th I will be surfing the internet to launch ‘Spiral of Hooves’ – the second and improved edition, now available for the first time in paperback. I will drop by Goodreads throughout the day but be partying over on Facebook where I have gathered a great line-up of talented authors to discuss … Continue reading
#IWSG – Pet Peeves
This monthly post for Insecure Writer’s Support Group Day nearly never happened with great grandkids around as well as a workload that is driving me crazy. There’s too much to do in too little time. Anyway, on to this month’s optional question: August 2 question – What are your pet peeves when reading/writing/editing? My pet peeve is … Continue reading
The Writer’s Cut
You are invited to the launch of my equestrian mystery Spiral of Hooves: The Writer’s Cut aka The Second Edition on August 7th, 2017, which is incidentally my 64th birthday. Join me on Facebook or Goodreads as I discuss how the novel came about, my horse world, being an MS warrior, and my future from … Continue reading
Edge of a Knife – a review
As both a reader and writer, I am fascinated by alternative histories so when Robert Edward mentioned his book on Goodreads, I was game for a read. Edge of a Knife (The American Mage War #1) by Robert Edward (Goodreads Author) It has been thirteen years since southern war wizards decisively defeated the Union Army and … Continue reading
Launch Minus and Counting
Equestrian thrills return on August 7th with the re-release of my first mystery set in the horse world. (Yes, there is a second in the pile of drafts.) First published in December 2013 but out of print since I left the publisher, “Spiral of Hooves” returns in a new edition revised to address readers’ comments. … Continue reading
