Happy Memorial Day
May you all have a happy and safe Memorial Day!
May you all have a happy and safe Memorial Day!
There is so much to celebrate this month so I’m making one of my favorite desserts: Homemade Carrot Cake. Just in time for the holiday weekend.
Since we’re storing winter clothes, today’s post is about making sure our sweaters are both clean and itch-free. It’s an unusual remedy, but it works beautifully and will keep you sweaters soft while in storage.
Although the idea of memorializing soldiers who died in battle dates back centuries, the history of Memorial Day in the U.S. has its own interesting story.
Today is the day that the charity anthology, Hope for Ukraine, meets the world! I’m so excited to be a part of this project and to have my short story, Forever and Always, included with other amazing stories of hope, courage, strength, and love.
Tomorrow Hope for Ukraine, a charity anthology of short stories, releases tomorrow. All proceeds from sales of Hope for Ukraine will be donated to the Ministry of Social Policy of Ukraine, in the hopes that we, too, can be a beacon of light, love, and hope for those facing darkness and despair.
It’s Friday already? Since I’m still in the midst of book release craziness and graduations and there’s tons of cooking going on, today I’m making my favorite grilled German brats.
It’s that time of year again! It’s time to go through the previous season’s clothes and store them properly so they’ll last until next Fall.
The idea of the fate plays a huge part in my new release Love’s Last Kiss, but it’s based on the Roman goddesses of fate called The Moirai.
I can’t believe that Love’s Last Kiss in now out in the world. I hope you enjoy it as much as I loved writing this next book in the Deadly Force series!
Last week in Part 1, I wrote about the Fianna from the early Roman invasions up through the time of King Arthur. Today I’d like to jump ahead a bit to more modern accounts of these mythical warriors.
Staying productive when things go wrong in the world is a serious problem for any creative entrepreneur. I’ve recently been asked to be on a panel of authors discussing how to protect and conserve your creativity through the tough times. It’s going to be a wonderful webinar with tips, tricks, and lots of laughs.