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Mistress Mary and The General is now available in paperback form on Amazon. The Kindle version should be available within 24 hours. In the meanwhile, you can read a sample here in the Sample section.
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So frustrated! I wanted to post the first couple chapters of my new novel which will be out within the next week, but I left the thumbdrive at home. Argh! Well, I will have it to you tomorrow. I promise!
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I know I dropped off the planet for a minute, but I have a new book coming out this weekend. Behind the Mask will release tomorrow on the usual sites. It has a mature theme. I am reworking The Ball At Meryton a bit so I can re-release shortly with a new cover. Just trying to make them all similar.
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So, at my son's suggestion, my husband agreed that maybe I should write and publish a couple more P&P books before putting my novel out there. I'm back!! Now, which one to work on? So many ideas to choose from. Hope to be able to post something new in the next week or two.
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I am so missing working on my P&P projects! The ideas keep coming and I keep jotting them down, but I am making good progress on my non-P&P novel. I will be back as soon as I can.
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I started writing after I read a few books that disappointed me and my husband told me I could have done a better job. I realized I had plenty of time while waiting around at my kids' practices (football, basketball, baseball, cheer, dance, acting, singing, etc.). Shortly after that, a friend turned me on to P&P (the Colin Firth version, of course) and I was hooked. I have no idea how I avoided reading Jane Austen prior to then, but I became an immediate fan in my early 40s. Now I hav...
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I was accused of being long winded a few weeks ago. I started writing when I ran out of stories to read. I know, there are always new ones, but I mean ones without explicit scenes.
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Jane wrote without explicit scenes. If one needs sex to liven up a dull plot, I say it's time for the writer to go back to the drawing board and work on being clever. </snark>
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Makes perfect sense, Laura. When I met P&P for the first time I was starved for fiction. I over-read.