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Blog postI wrote Girl of His Dream after writing the Dream Jumper series because I wanted my readers to know Jamey and Tina's history, years before The Dream Jumper's Promise begins.The book leaves you wanting to find out what happens to these two, I'll warn you.It's permanently FREE on Amazon Kindle (just download the Kindle app if you don't have a Kindle and read on your phone, laptop, device).
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DEAD AHEAD
Chapter 1
Five months ago, I was perfectly capable of more than descending a staircase on my own. I often took two stairs at a time.
These days, I must be helped down stairs by my younger cousin, Eve. Being dependent on someone else 24/7 was on my This Totally Suck -
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Blog postToday I leave Puerto Vallarta Mexico, a place I've been to many times, a place where I met my darling husband, a place that is different enough to be a foreign country but holds familiarity and safety for me.
It's been an incredible trip of touring around, checking out coastal towns, visiting my husband's friends from back in the day and eating amazing food.
Yesterday we traveled away from the coast, following a river, through tiny villages and up into the mountains to a place -
Blog postThe view north of MarinaDay 2 in Mexico involved driving north from Puerto Vallarta to check out the towns along the coast. After a large Mexican breakfast made by Rosario at our friend's penthouse, (papaya, refrieds, eggs and banana) we took off in our rental Hyundai and joined the long line of traffic heading north, cutting through the mountains to get north quickly. Our plan was to work our way south.
We are big fans of the HGTV show Mexico Life and hope one day to own a place in -
Blog postOur friend's balconyI'm in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico and feeling like I won the lottery.
I know I just got back from Maui and if I could have spaced out these amazing vacations with a few months, I would have gone to Maui in November or early January but...
My husband has business here and I decided to tag along. I think my exact words were "You're not going to Puerto Vallarta without me."
There's my plane out there
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Blog postYesterday was Leave Maui Day but not until eleven p.m. so I had the whole day to think about making my flight and whether I packed everything. On the day you leave a vacation, you wake up partly gone. It's a strange day.
I leave clothes and shoes and toiletries on Maui at Lynn's house so after sorting out what needed to bring home, and throwing my sheets in the laundry, I jumped in the car and went up to Kapalua Bay for a snorkel. I have good parking Karma, wherever I go, which mean -
Blog postNo morning showers here!
Solar panels on the Maui house need a few hours to warm up the water so the first few hours of my days on Maui are spent drinking coffee in PJ's, writing and whale watching.
Every morning, humpback whales jump off shore in exactly the same spot between two palm trees in my field of vision. Not sure why but I can look to the right down the coast and see nothing, yet almost every twenty minutes there's big breaches out of the water between those trees. < -
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Blog postMonday was a work day for me on Maui. I needed to get this Christmas Romance Screenplay off to a producer on Tuesday so I had to plant my butt in the chair, overlooking the ocean and get busy. It didn't seem strange to be writing about snow and mistletoe and going caroling while listening to the palm tree fronds swish together off the deck in the trade breeze. Not at all. I wrote for 2 hours before I allowed myself a break to walk around the garden and make some breakfast.
I'd bough -
Blog postBook Signing Day on Maui!
Barnes & Noble, Maui was kind enough to invite me to sign books at their new location near the Kahului Airport and although the Saturday spot was taken, the Sunday spot was not and so I toted my big honkin' banner across the Pacific to erect for the event.
The people at B&N are so lovely and dedicated to getting books to deserving people, I just love what they stand for--Jenifer, Jordan, Kelani etc. And the new spot is very nice conside -
Blog postI woke up on Lanai to the scent of coffee brewing. My host and good friend of over 30 years, Bill, was making coffee for us!
The Maui-Lanai FerryOutside the rain drizzled down on Lanai City, a village of several hundred residents who choose to live in a place with a small town feel and one grocery store and gas station. Because the town is on the highest point of Lanai and is full of trees planted long ago specifically to reach up and catch clouds for rainfall, it isn't unusual to have dri -
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Blog postLahaina Harbor as we left MauiDay 3 on Maui started with a cup of Kona coffee on the lanai, watching whales jump off shore.
So much nicer than coffee at home, looking at all the housework I should be doing!
I worked at my "desk" for a few hours until it was time to drive in to Lahaina (means merciless sun) and check in at the harbor for the ferry across the ocean to the closest island--Lana'i, which used to be the Pineapple Island. The ride across was full of whales -
Blog postDay 2 on Maui involved chocolate cake for breakfast!
Lynn practically forced me to have some by putting cream cheese icing on top so once I had my first cuppa Kona coffee, I knew I had to have a big slice of that cake calling me from the fridge.
I worked most of the day on a screenplay, taking breaks to walk in Lynn's garden where she was pulling weeds and harvesting oranges and snow peas. Things grow really easily here. No babying and tending and coddling plants--they -
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Blog postDay 1 on Maui and it was a DOOZY!
Because I lived here for over a decade and stay with my GF, I do not do the luaus, the tours, the boat trips when I come to Maui, but instead do a lot of staring out at that gorgeous ocean. At whales!
From my deck desk, I watched a ton of humpback whale activity yesterday. Yes, it was distracting from the task at hand (requested revisions on a screenplay) but who can resist watching whales breaching on the ocean's surface? Not moi.
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Blog postI'm HERE! And by here, I mean MAUI! Yipee Aloha!
Amid snow and rain and shivering in my sandals, I got to the Seattle Airport yesterday at 3 pm and proceeded to my gate with only 1 small carryon, a large purse and my big honkin poster/banner I take to book signings.
The flight was fine even though I was seated across from the rest room and kept getting bumped on my shoulder and head by people trying to squeeze by. The flight attendant gave me a big glass of wine and 500 airlin -
Blog postAloha~
I'm headed to Maui on Tuesday evening and plan to write my daily escapades on the blog starting Wednesday!
I do this every year, but this year things will be slightly different. I will also do daily Vlogs, video blogs, to show you where I am, what I'm doing, and how lovely Maui is.
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Blog postWho doesn't love a handsome pirate rising from the sea like a newly formed island during a volcanic eruption?
"I woke the next morning from a delicious dream in which Caspian was carrying me out of the ocean, our bodies dripping with sea water, looks of lust shooting between us, his muscles probably rippling under his captain clothes."
In Coming About, the love story between Bryndle Moody and the Ghost--Caspian Cortez, the soft-hearted ghost hunter is p -
Blog postBeach Houses: I love 'em. I love the light blues, the wood, the palm trees, the salty breezes, driftwood, sand, hammocks.If I had a beach house, I'd write looking at the ocean, drink gin and tonics, wear stripes, play guitar on the porch, sing scat, wear coral colored lipstick, eat salads, twirl in long skirts.What would you do?Here's some photos to inspire you...
I call this one Frond Cottage
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Blog postIf you know anything about me, you probably know that I love to dive, taught SCUBA for 11 years in Hawaii and highly support that feeling of floating with the fishies.
I blog about diving, write it into my books, and try to get below the surface when I'm not imagining it. I love fish, turtles, dolphins, coral, even sharks!
And recently, I was asked to blog about a topic I'm well familiar with so I chose SCUBA.
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Blog postAre you stumped on what to get people for Christmas? Me too. I am one of the world's worst present givers and although I spend a ton of time thinking about what to get someone, I rarely get it right. And even if I do, I think I didn't.
I thought I'd write a list of things I see other people buy, seeing I work retail in America's Department Store -- Macy's!
Chocolates - prewrapped are great!
Pajamas - so many fun ones out there
Socks - Themed socks are popula -
Blog postI guess it isn't very nice to say that Christmas is looming. That word suggests something ominous hovering over the city.
Christmas is on it's merry way!
And no one is thinking Christmas more than me because for the last month, I've been writing Christmas Romance screenplays in hopes of selling one!
I have books, novellas, short stories, screenplays, and scripts. Take your pick. But my latest work is writing a believable Christmas movie but still keeping in the hunky new guy, t -
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Blog postThe Holiday Season is upon us!
And that means lots of work for women who put together decorations, cookies, presents etc. What better way to relax and do something special for yourself than feeding your mind and heart with happily-ever-after Christmas stories? Get lost in a romance? Read a book that warms your heart?
Snuggle up by a fireplace with a mug of hot cocoa, burrow in to a mohair blanket and open this Christmas anthology by USA Today Bestselling and Award-Winning Auth -
Blog postHow would you cope if a car accident took your sight?
"Being blind sucks the big one," Bryndle Moody says in Moody & The Ghost.
5 months after the accident, Bryndle is finally trying to pick up the pieces from the accident that took her husband's life when she discovers she's lost her clairvoyance too.
Her whole life, Bryndle has seen and talked to ghosts. Except now. Grieving for Harry, then grieving for her eyesight, and now this. As a well-known g -
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Blog postHollywood loves Adaptations (See? I even capitalized the “A”.)
The number of Academy Award Winning movies that were once novels, memoirs, comic books, stage plays, etc. is staggering.
A studio executive in the movie industry is more likely to read an adaptation from a successful book than a screenplay with no history of fans and nothing to speak for it.Even if your book isn't a NY Times Bestseller, it might translate well to screen. Have you ever thought this? Me too. -
Blog postDo you love comfort food as the weather gets cooler here in the Northern Hemisphere? Me too. And comfort food means carbs, a veggies, cheese and something I can eat with my hands.
FAVORITE FALL PIZZASquash, Cheese & Bacon Pizza!
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1 1/2 cups flour1/2 cup warm water1 1/2 tsp active dry yeast1 T honey1 T olive oil1/4 T salt
In a large bowl, combine water, yeast and honey. Mix with a spoon, then let sit until foamy, about 10 minutes. Add in the fl
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PNWA Conference - I'm teaching a screenwriting Masterclass on the Thursday on beginner screenwriting. Then, on either Friday or Saturday, I'll be teaching a class on navigating Amazon's many programs for authors.
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