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This one is a bit short...

Five weeks ago, I sprained my finger and unfortunately, the tears in my collateral ligaments are still healing. I’m back at the orthopedist at the end of the month to check on it and with some luck, I’ll get to stop wearing the straps anchoring it soon. As you can imagine, it’s limiting my time on the computer. But I'm squeezing in as much writing and editing as I can.

It was great to finally return to the D’Vaire household with Scales and Stone, and we’ll be there again for the next edition to the series, which is a holiday story. In my Facebook group, I’ll reveal the first hint about what to expect from the D’Vaires and their loved ones tomorrow morning.

Although I’d hoped to be finished with a book by now, I’m still plugging away at it. The characters are being patient with me, which I appreciate. Like Scales and Stone, it takes place at the D’Vaire mansion, and it’s been fun to hang out with some of my favorite people.

At this point, I’m still paranoid about whether these guys will stick with me to the end, so I can’t reveal anything more than that right now. I’ve been struggling with their playlist, but at least it’s finally an hour long so I can get some writing done before I must hit play again.

As soon as I’m done, I want to dive back into the first installment of the parallel universe series, Twisted Tales of D’Vaire. Hopefully, my gardeners will cooperate otherwise I have no clue what project will be next. Thanks so much for your support of D’Vaire and sorry I didn’t really offer you much insight this time around.

After the short story is released next month, I’ll do another blog post and if I have healthy hands, I promise to give you something lengthier. In the meantime, I wish you and yours all the best as we enjoy this holiday season!



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