New Cover Reveal

            Here is the new cover for Falling from Eternity, by Megan Duncan. Designed by Najla Qamber. Really great work!

More Angels

Coming soon, the Ryan Chronicles Book 6. This book takes you through a whirlwind of emotions. One of my favorite authors of all time, J.E. Taylor has provided a series that will take you to the top and then let you fall to the depths. While you are waiting for book 6, I recommend you check out the first 5. And while you're at it... don't miss any of Taylor's other books.

The Final Installment

This is a series I didn't want to end. Well written, descriptive, with new perspectives, these books gave me entirely new imaginings of how the pyramids and sphinx might have been used. Though the conclusion ties up all threads and leaves you feeling satisfied, I find myself wanting more from this author, luckily there are more. Check out the others from Rai Aren... you won't be disappointed. 

Calendar Openings

I'm sorry for the lack of activity on the site. I moved in July, onto 13 acres, and have been busy editing and unpacking. An unlikely combination on a good day!

I'm caught up on both fronts, and I have an opening for an edit on my calendar to book between Dec. 1 and 7. I have the first two weeks open, so if you book any time the first week, I can accept up to 100K words. If anyone is interested, let me know. I am also taking bookings for February and March.

My email: dragonflyediting@gmail.com

Heartbreak and other Emojis by Courtney Ross

I liked this book SO much. The characters are easy to understand, the stories within the story are wonderful. I was interested the entire book, no lag-time. This book is so appropriate for the times, I think any young adult (or an older adult) reading it will be able to identify with at least one character. I found myself commiserating with Zoe, and totally taken in when Sam started to share his stories.

Great job, Ms Ross. I'll be looking for the rest of the series.

Fragile Simplicity by Tara Neideffer

Learning to accept that no one is perfect, that forgiving can be difficult but necessary for moving on, and that second chances are not guaranteed are all part of growth, and Ms. Neideffer's characters can show us how it's done. I enjoyed this second in the Sweet Haven series, and recommend it for anyone. It's not all roses, there are moments when I held my breath... and gave a 'phew!' after some of the scenes. Well done, Tara!

Kelly Carrero - Contained, Reclaimed, and Traffick

Don't miss reading this author. Fresh ideas, great character building, and interesting plot lines. I haven't read all of the Evolution series (there are six of them) but I'm working on it. I have read all of the Unearthly Paradox and thoroughly enjoyed them. The books are well written and easy to read. Great job Ms. Carrero!

It's an Honor by Talia Paxton

Right off the bat this story went in a direction I wasn't thinking of, and then continued change direction. This alone was enough to keep me going, add to that the interesting characters, and current theme, and you have a winner. I mean, who doesn't like to read about famous people (even make believe famous people) who are misbehaving? This is a good read, easy and interesting. I recommend it.

ABBY CHILD OF GRACE by Donna Shelton

The sequel to He Stopped Loving Her Today carries on with Abby's life after her first husband, Ben, has passed away. True to life, the characters are genuine, and vulnerable. This is a sweet Christian romance, short and easy to get caught up in. 

Magick by J.E. Taylor

Combine situations that could, conceivably, happen with the paranormal and romance, and you have J.E. Taylor. I make no mystery of the fact that this is one of my favorite modern authors. She's nailed it again and all I can't wait for more.

Shatter Part 1-Risks Shatter Part 2-Addiction

By Lola Taylor

and   This is a great start for a new series. The book description promises 'laughs, hot sex, and plenty of suspense' and it definitely delivers. I really enjoyed both of these. Because there are explicit sex scenes, it's only recommended for readers 18 yrs and above. Right now, part 1 is free!

He Stopped Loving Her Today by Donna Shelton

 This book is short, but so powerful. Donna Shelton tells the tale in a way that allows the reader to become completely immersed in the story. I cried at the end; something that doesn't happen often. I have to say I loved this book and would recommend it for anyone.

Some of what I read when I'm not editing.

Ellie Jordan, Ghost Trapper

Cold Shadows

The Crawling Darkness

During any down time, I read! Surprise! Lately I've finished this series by J.L. Bryan, and I think they are fantastic! I love books about ghosts, paranormal stuff of all kinds, and this series is perfect. I was really happy to hear Mr. Bryan is working on book four now! Can't wait. 

Go visit his web page  www.jlbryanbooks.com   to see the others he's written. I've read quite a few of the others, too, and would also recommend them to readers who enjoy paranormal stories.