Controlling the Past, Present, and Future

I watch a lot of documentaries about people, crimes, and so much more. I find them fascinating. I just watched one titled “They Called Him Mostly Harmless.” It’s about a dead hiker found in the woods and the search to find his identity. The story was fascinating and sad. The documentary ended with a quote from Douglas Adams about the past, present, and the future. I’ve always believed that you can’t move forward if you don’t know where you’ve been, but Adams had a different take on it. How do you feel about the past, present, and future? Hope you have a great Sunday!

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Happy Sunday!

Happy Sunday! Today’s Sunday Vibes for me are all about errands. I’m putting in several hours on the book about an art heist, then brunch with a friend, and then running around to pick up some things I need for the week. I promised my daughter I’d help her put up shelves to organize her office, and I have to run and find the shelves and brackets for the project. Then it’s a stop at Lidl, which is nearby. I love their seasonal aisles, especially in the springtime when they have so many gardening items. After, it’s a stop at Costco for groceries!! Yikes, busy day. What about you? I hope your day is a little more peaceful. P.S. BURIED TRUTHS hits shelves on May 26th, but you can preorder your copy at https://amzn.to/4tEELVE.

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Brave Crocus Dares the Snow

Emily Dickinson wrote that “In March, the brave crocus dares the snow.” She couldn’t be more right this winter! I hope we are done with the snow, because I am looking forward to Spring and planting my garden. I already have snowdrops up, and the daffodils are poking their heads above the soil. No crocuses, which is funny considering that I love them. I will have to buy some for next year! Inside, the tomato seedlings are growing big, and I’ll have to transplant them into larger pots soon. I’ve worked out a schedule for moving them to the garage so I can harden them and get them in the ground during the first week of May. This close to the ocean, the weather is usually more temperate, and I can get started earlier! I hope so. I’m dreaming of sun-ripe Jersey tomatoes in June! Have a great Sunday! P.S. Don’t miss out on picking up some books for FREE on Kindle Unlimited. Grab your copies of one of my KU books at https://amzn.to/4ukO4Lv.

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Post Convention Vibes

I’ve had a lovely time at the Coastal Magic Convention! We’re hitting the road today and hoping the storm that’s hitting tonight won’t make our trip all that much harder! I hope your Sunday is much more relaxing! P.S. Don’t forget that WINNING SEASON is free on Kindle Unlimited. If you love sports romances, baseball, and a second chance at love story, grab your copy today at https://amzn.to/4qMiX8I.

Sunday Vibes

Favorite Cozy Winter Drink

Oh, the weather outside is frightful, but I’m hunkering inside with a good book and my go-to cozy winter drink: Hot chocolate with lots of marshmallows. What about you? What’s your go-to cozy winter drink? P.S. If you need a good book to hunker with, why not COLD CASE K-9? It’s an exciting race to save a kidnapped hiker from a serial killer and also solve the decades-old disappearance of the heroine’s sister! Grab your copy today at https://amzn.to/4ktQXp2.

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Favorite Winter Comfort Food

We’re seeing new and dare I say, historic low temps along the Jersey Shore! I don’t think I remember cold like this in a long time, which means it’s time to make something warm and stick-to-your-ribs for dinner. Today I’m making braised short ribs with cheese grits, but normally, my favorite winter comfort food is soup. Any kind of soup. It could be tomato soup out of the can or a homemade bean, ham, and greens soup! What about you? What’s your favorite winter comfort food? P.S. If you need some heat, take a trip down to Miami and a racehorse stable being threatened by a former trainer! Even better, it’s only 1.99 for SABOTAGE OPERATION. Grab your copy today at https://amzn.to/3YELoej.

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What do you love about February?

There are so many things I love about February! First, it means we’re that much closer to spring, and that means it’s time for me to start my seedlings! There’s Valentine’s Day! Yeah. I get to go to Daytona for the wonderful Coastal Magic Convention. Last, but not least, it’s a month filled with romance, which just fills this romance author’s heart with joy. What about you? What do you love about February? P.S. Speaking of romance, why not check out one of my specially priced 99-cent deals, like THE FIFTH KINGDOM, one of my personal favorites. It’s an action-packed story about an ancient relic that could destroy humanity, and the archeologist and CIA Agent in a race to find it before a group of terrorists can use it. Grab this and other special deals at https://amzn.to/4q9o7va.

love about February