Let's play catchup

 So, over the last year or so, I've had a lot happen, just like everyone else in the world. Some of it good, some of it bad, most of it mediocre. The good: I've lost about 30 lbs, and had a new book release (see previous post). The bad, my oldest nephew is on the lam, last known whereabouts was Ft. Worth, TX in a stolen car. I actually kinda hope he gets caught before he gets to Mexico, because he has no one there to support him when he winds up in a Mexican jail. Yes, I said when, not if. And more bad, my sister in law, who lives next door, took it upon herself to steal from me, because she wanted to know what my #3 nephew had been up to while he was over at my house staying the night. Now, while I can understand wanting to know what he was up to, the way to do this is NOT by going into someone else's house while they aren't home, knowing they aren't home, without asking if you can go in the house, and taking something that does NOT belong to you or to your stepchild. But now, somehow, I owe HER an apology because when she called and informed me that she had my tablet that I let my nephew use and she demanded the password to said tablet, I hung up on her out of shock that she had stolen from me and had zero remorse about it. In fact, I'm being branded as immature and badly mannered, for doing so. Wow, and she is somehow on the moral, ethical, and manner high-ground considering that it was her action that sparked this reaction? What did she expect? For me to bow down and kiss her feet and grovel and immediately jump to her command? Sorry, I missed the ceremony that granted her ownership of me. So now, I have the dilemma of do I press charges against her, as the detective I spoke to said I have every legal right to do, or do I bow down and kiss her feet and act like I am okay with her blatant disrespect of me and mine? Personally, I'm for pressing charges and having her hauled in, booked, jailed, and imprisoned for the next two years just to teach her the lesson that she is NOT above the law as she seems to think. I have until next June 15 to decide.

New release!

 

~~~~*** New Release***~~~~

Delivering the mail was never supposed to endanger Caitlyn Rivers' life. When she noticed one of her customers hadn't picked up her mail in a few days, she called for a wellness check, and it took a turn she never expected.

After the police respond to the call, it is discovered who was behind the woman being found near death at the bottom of her stairs. And by being a good Samaritan, Cait’s life is put in jeopardy.

As Cait teams up with sexy detective Ryan Hill to put the perpetrator behind bars, tension builds between them. Will they break the case, or will the case break them apart?

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Blindsided By Kami Larke

After helping her boss, Hugo Lawrence, win a high-profile murder case involving a Mafia hit man, Shelly Barnes thought her future was secure. But life had other plans for her. After being fired for no reason and callously dumped in the same week, too many shots led to her waking up in Jason Phillips bed the next morning.
Although they just met, Jason is completely captivated by this strong woman, who seems to take every blow life sends her way with a grace that few people he knows can manage. He steps in, helping her in his own way, not realizing just how much his interference will rub her the wrong way.
Life holds more surprises for Shelly. First her former boss disappears, and the focus shifts to her, not only from the police but also from the people they defeated in court. Will Shelly ever be safe again?
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Driven to the brink of insanity by his cousin’s brutal murder, Robbie McGraw is determined to make someone pay. If he can’t get Gene Henderson, the man who pulled the trigger, he will settle for the people who helped Henderson go free, the legal team of Lawrence and Barnes.

Shelly Barnes’s life has taken her in new directions since helping Hugo Lawrence win the Henderson murder trial. While celebrating Labor Day with her boyfriend on the backwater, she falls off the dock, and is pulled out – and straight into a living nightmare. Now she must use her wits to outsmart a madman, and it’s not just her life that hangs in the balance should she fail…

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Switching Gears

One of the most difficult things I have found about writing, aside from marketing because believe me, writing is easier than marketing, is getting my head out of the book I just finished writing and into the next one on the list to be written.

In this case, I'm having to pull my head out of Shelly Barnes's life and put it in her boss, Brooklyn Matthews's life. Not going to be easy, let me tell you. For one, Shelly was a cool character to write, resilient, resourceful, bright, but a bit of a mouse up til the end. Then she comes into her own in a big way. Brooklyn on the other hand, yeah. She's a lawyer, and a really good one at that. She's half of a power couple, her husband being the CFO of a Fortune 500 tech company. She's used to the good life. She's always been daddy's little girl. But now, she's done something he can't forgive her for. What is it? Guess you will have to read the book once it's finished to find out. Hehe

The Things We Do For Love

I hate politics. I really do. It's a money contest, and the ones with money, make more money because they have money. Politics, according to a trusted and dearly loved person close to me, is all about money. It's not about morals or integrity. It's not about rights and liberties. It's all about money. People get into politics to make money. I guess it disgusts me because I don't have money.

Reading about politicians and their antics is, to me, not very entertaining. It's like watching a bunch of ill mannered middle schoolers trying to out-shout each other on the playground, tripping and kicking each other when the coach isn't looking and crying foul if they are caught, because you know, it's not fair they got caught when the other person did the same thing and didn't get caught. It's all so juvenile. It really is. And leaves me with a feeling of disgust that we have elected these chronologically mature adults who have the mental and motional maturity of an amoeba. 

So why spend my precious time reading about politics?

Someone I love very much is very ill. This person LOVES politics. But has been insulated from it by just about everyone else, because most people find politics stressful, and right now, we will call this person A., needs to avoid stress. Thing is, not everyone is stressed by politics. A. thrives on politics. So, in order to give A what A thrives on, I have been reading up on politics, and telling A what this politician or that politician has been doing. It helps that A and I are pretty much on the same page when it comes to politics (other than my complete disgust of it), and I feel like A approves of my 'interest' in politics. I don't know if A realizes yet that the ONLY reason I am expressing an interest at all in politics is because A thrives on it and needs something to keep A's brain active and clicking, so A can recover from current maladies.

Ahh, the things we do for love...

We need more people like Danny Trejo

Just a bright thing to be celebrated today, Danny Trejo, hero. He witnessed a car wreck and immediately moved to help those involved. He rescued a small boy from the car and kept him, I won't say calm, but at least occupied and distracted while the fire department worked to rescue his grandmother from the car. We need people like Mr. Trejo and the unnamed people who helped in the rescue. People who see someone in need and spring to action to help, and ask for no reward in return. Well done, Mr. Trejo, I hope your and the unnamed people that helped actions serve as a beacon of hope for others that all is not lost in this mad world we live in.