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I’m excited, without a doubt, to be able to say that my second book, Red Sky Warning, is now available for purchase on Kindle (support ticket in about the image, long story) and Nook and at Smashwords for other formats. It will become available on Kobo and Sony Ereader, and at iTunes over the next [...]

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Each day I get a little closer to the publication of my 2nd book. I published the first with barely a chirp, but was still excited. Now people are actually looking forward to it and that adds a whole new level of thrills. ~*~ In this fast-paced follow-up to Wendy L. Young’s debut novel, Come [...]

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It’s here! Last night we finalized the cover art for the next book in the Campbell Creek Mysteries: Red Sky Warning. Only 3 weeks to go! We also tweaked the original just a little. This is a 3-part series and the covers all work together. It’s a learning process. When I put out book one [...]

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I’ve been connecting with a lot more people on both Twitter and Goodreads lately. Social media is such an important part of the new Author Paradigm, as Karen Baney pointed out here recently, and it comes with pleasant surprises and support. Author Norma Budden took the time to pick up my book and give a [...]

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I’ve read multiple lines that all say the same thing: The second novel is much harder to write than the first I breezed through the first draft of my second novel, Red Sky Warning, spending almost one less month writing it than I spent on the first book, Come the Shadows. Great, right? Commence back-patting. [...]

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November is going to be an incredibly busy month! I release Red Sky Warning at the end of the month on November 29th. Just before it I will have appearances on other blogs, TBA (and very open to invites ).  I also hope to release a short story in the middle of the month if [...]

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It’s time to play catch-up. Or drag my feet. Whichever way you want to look at it. Thursday evening I completely finished my massive typing job. I was disappointed to find out the book is currently only 48.5k words (Come the Shadows is 66k, almost exactly average for the genre) but know that editing turns [...]

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