My year to ‘grow’: Books, a name & living my word for 2022
Regular blog readers know each year I choose a word to live by. This year my word is ‘grow.’ From January to March, here’s how I ‘grew.’ Writing growth In the last three months, I’ve had two new books published, Montana Reunion from Harlequin Heartwarming and The...‘Lest We Forget:’ Honouring Wartime Sacrifice
In many countries, the eleventh of November is a day to honour wartime sacrifice. In Canada, it’s Remembrance Day and here, as in the UK (known as Armistice Day) and elsewhere, there is a minute (or more) of silence at eleven in the morning to mark the armistice...Celebrating fictional heroines: My top five
In each story I write, I aim to create strong, independent heroines who face real-life challenges that other women can relate to. I’ve realized, though, that the heroines and their journeys I create in my own books have much to do with my favourite fictional...Springing forward
When February slips into March and, irrespective of whether the new month comes in like a lion (as it has for my friends in the UK), or a lamb (here in the Rideau Valley), it’s the time of year when my thoughts always turn to my life in England. Although there...Tweets
I’m ridiculously excited about seeing this #movie.
Even watching the trailer takes me back to my eleven-year-old self & reading ARE YOU THERE, GOD? IT’S ME, MARGARET by @judyblume for the first time. #JudyBlume #bookmemory #booklove https://youtu.be/pF4T_Dq_SWY
If you’re looking for an escapist, romantic read this weekend, Finding Home is only 99p - or free to read on #KindleUnlimited!
One random act of kindness is about to transform Mim’s life… 💕
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For anyone (like me) who needs this reminder of #spring joys.
Fuzzy buds!! And a golden host. Signs of spring I saw yesterday. It's coming, folks, hang in there! #weekends #spring #January2023 #nature #amwriting