Happy Halloween kids! Hope your candy bucket will be filled to the brim tonight, lol!
Today, a Tuesday tease from one of my PNR books, befitting the day.
I wrote The Sheriff & The Psychic in about 2 weeks a while back, put it in a computer file, and then forgot about it. When I found it last year I thought it was pretty good ( if I do say so) after re-reading it, and decided to self-publish it. At the time, Magnolia Print had just launched so i sent it to them. Pretty quick I got a response they wanted it and within 2 months it was on the shelves.
Fast, I know.
So, today I’m celebrating that quick rise to publication with a little snippet. Since it’s Halloween, a story about a psychic sounds about right, no? Hee Hee
Here ya go. Enjoy….
The stinging started in her nail beds, and like lightning, shot upward. Leaning back in the chair, she removed her fingers from the keyboard. The burning turned to a cold, wet, numbing. Behind closed eyes, she gave the vision, cloudy at best, time to take shape.
The colors were green. Iris colored one moment, holly-hued the next. Through the haze, she heard a sound, familiar and yet not. A call, distinct and heart-wrenching, for help. Not a human voice. It was too deep, too guttural to be human. An animal, maybe. But what kind?
The clouds moved. A clearing surrounded by what looked like a forest materialized. Thick, rich grass shot up, tall and strong, from fertile soil. The sweet smell of chlorophyll was potent. Suddenly, her eyes began to burn. The cloud dispersed, and flashes of sunlight prevailed.
Then she saw it, almost buried in the thick turf.
The animal’s mid-section rose and fell rapidly, heaving, the breathing labored and hard. The call sounded again, a lonely foghorn with no shoreline in sight. The animal’s nostrils flared, the massive, bulging, red tongue sagging to one side. There was a branding mark on the flank, plain and legible.
A freezing chill iced through her. Death, final and bleak, solidified through her senses..
The scene began to shift, dimming. The fog once again engulfed her senses.
Abruptly, all went black. The animal, the meadow, and the trees ceased to exist.
Silvestra opened her eyes and stared down at her hands. They were cold, and rigid, the nail beds cyanotic, frozen. Flexing them a few times, trying to get the blood back into them, she sighed heavily.
A great weariness swallowed her whole, but she refused to succumb to its strength. Getting up from the chair on legs shaky with fatigue, she moved to the phone. Hesitating only once, she forced herself to dial.
It has to be done. I have no choice.
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Cal drove with a reckless speed he couldn’t put a name to.
When Silvestra called, her voice sounding so tired, so fatigued, a spear of passion, razor-sharp, ripped through to his soul. He had to get to her. Fast.
Throwing the car into park, he tore from it in one brisk motion. Jake met him at the opened front door.
“Come on in, Cal. Shy’s in the den with Mabel.”
“Is she all right?” he asked, removing his hat. “When she called, I thought something happened to one of you.”
Jake ran a hand through his thick salt and pepper hair and sighed. “No, we’re fine. But Shy’s, well, she’s a little out of it right now. Always gets that way after…”
“After what?”
The older man stared up at the Sheriff and shook his head. “Think I’ll let her tell you.”
They entered a spacious wood-paneled room. Cal’s eyes immediately were drawn to the small petite body, lying across an oversized floral couch. Seeing how pale and languid she was, formed a lump in his throat.
“Cal,” Mabel said, with a small smile. “Thanks for coming. Here’s the Sheriff now, darlin’. Tell him what happened.”
When she turned towards him, his heart stopped. A deep line of worry was etched into her delicate forehead. The elegantly shaped hands he’d held in his own just hours before were trembling. The dictates of his job were pushed from his mind. All he could think about was gathering her up into his arms, and holding her until all the worry, all the dread washed away. An unfamiliar feeling shot through him like a bullet.
Protection.
He wanted to protect this woman, shelter and shield this wonderfully desirable woman, for the rest of his life.
Silvestra tried to sit up. The effort looked almost too much for her.
Crouching next to the couch, Cal cradled one of her hands in his and said, “Why don’t you just lie here and tell me what happened, Silvestra.
Dull eyes looked up at him.
Taking a deep breath, she began. “I was working down at the guest house. Suddenly, my hands started to go numb. That’s the way it usually starts, with a tingling in my hands.”
“The way what starts?” he asked, rubbing icy knuckles with the pads of his fingers.
Hesitating for a moment, lips trembling, she swallowed.
“It’s okay, Shy,” Mabel said. “Cal will understand.”
Silvestra stared up at him. “My visions. I can see…things…in my mind. Things…other people can’t.”
He stared at her for a moment, his eyes briefly widening. “Go on.”
“When my hands go cold like that, I know something is going to come to me. I can’t fight the visions, they’re too powerful. They come whether I want them to or not. I sat back and let this one come. That’s when I saw the cow.”
“The Bolton cow? The dead one?”
Chestnut-colored waves shook around her head. “No, another one. Similar, but different. The brand on the flank read CR. A large curlicue C with the R inside the opening.”
“That’s the Cambdon ranch, out by Winchester,” Cal said. “Was the cow alive or dead?”
Running her tongue over her lips she said, “Dying. I watched it take its last breath.”
“Here, darlin’ have some of this.” Mabel gave her a glass filled with an icy liquid.
“What does this mean?” Cal asked after she’d taken a large draft. “Is this something that’s happened, will happen, what?”
“The cow is dead, of that I’m sure. And I don’t think it died like the Bolton one.”
Cal kept his face calm as years of law training had taught him. “How then?”
“The feeling is hazy, but I don’t sense it was a natural death. And there might have been another one with it. I can’t be sure. Everything went dark before I could see more, but I think I can describe where it was. The area’s very distinctive.”
“Go ahead.” He took out a small notepad and began jotting down what she told him, her voice breaking once from fatigue. Cal stopped writing, and gave the glass back to her, prodding her to drink.
“I know that place. It’s part of the Cambdon ranch,” he said. “Out on the back border of the property.”
Standing, Cal addressed Jake. “I’ll swing out there right now and see what’s up.”
“I’m going with you,” Silvestra said, rising from the couch.
“That isn’t necessary.”
When she set her lips into a thin, firm line, he was at once enticed and angered. The stubborn tilt of her square chin made Cal’s mouth water. He wanted to trace his lips down and around its edge.
“Shy’s done stuff like this before, Cal,” Jake said. “Helped police with investigations and such. She’s used to seeing unpleasant things if that’s what’s worrying you.”
Cal remained silent, staring at Silvestra. Even as she pulled herself up off the couch, he could see how unsteady and wobbly her legs were.
“It’s true, Cal,” Mabel said. “And she might be able to help.”
He continued to stare, silently weighing their words. Silvestra squared her small shoulders and for a second he felt a sense of pride at the unyielding caste in her yellow eyes. Then, the Sheriff saw something else, something he’d not noticed previously: strength.
“You can come. But when we get there, keep out of the way. Understand?”
Maybe psychics are your jam. I’ve got ya covered, especially if you like a hunky cowboy, too. The SHERIFF & THE PSYCHIC will satisfy you, no doubt!
And if short stories are your preferred reading, along with death, retribution, murder and just plain creepiness, try my collection DEATH BETWEEN THE PAGES
With Halloween just around the proverbial corner, I figured now was a good time to remind you I’ve got some of my own spooky books available for purchase!.
I’m so excited to be joining a bunch of my author friends this Saturday at the Rutland Public LIbrary for a fun-filled day of Halloween activity, including an author book signing/sale!
Like the graphic above tells you, the event starts at 10 am and goes until 2 – no matter what the weather because we are inside the library!!!
I’ll be there – in costume – selling all my PNR books plus my Christmas romances. So, if you’ve got a romance book lover on your holiday list this year, why not start shopping early and gift them something they’ll love? I’ll have my branded book boxes available, too, for the Christmas books.
See you Saturday!! I’ll be the lady in the Mrs Claus outfit, lol!
Welcome to the Author Fair! Feel free to explore both floors – the children’s authors are on the upper level. Be on the lookout for ghouls, goblins, and ghosts as children and adults alike may be dressed in a Halloween costume!
Up for a treat? Take a brown bag to collect sweets, treats, and swag at the author tables.
Eager to win one of the tote bags filled with books and a Dunkins gift card? Grab one of the scavenger hunt cards and be sure to visit 7 authors, chat with them for a few, then ask them to put a sticker on your entry card. Fill out the back with your info and return it to the welcome table (lower level).
More about the Authors…
Andi Ramos is an author and travel agent from central Massachusetts where she lives with her family and her little Boston Terrier. Her love for reading grew into a passion for writing. She dabbled with pen and paper for a long time and eventually stopped pushing her amusements aside and started developing those stories into novels. One of her favorite things to do is to hop into her motorhome with her family and write while traveling down the road as they journey to various destinations. Website: www.andiramos.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/andiramosauthor
A retired music teacher with the Worcester Public Schools, Andrew Noone holds graduate degrees in musicology and art history from Syracuse University. He has also done graduate study in English as a Second Language education, as well as American history. He has taught courses in ELL, music and art history at colleges throughout the state. This is his first book, which Jonathan Cohn of the Huffington Post has called “…meticulously researched, elegantly told…” He is married with two adult children, and enjoys piano, guitar and watercolor.
April Jones Prince is the author of 14 books for young readers, including the recently released You Are a Reader!/You Are a Writer!, as well as Twenty-One Elephants and Still Standing, Snowy Race, Goldenlocks and the Three Pirates, and two titles in Penguin’s popular “Who Was?” chapter-book series. A frequent presenter at schools and libraries, April works with writers of all ages to bring their stories, passions, and ideas to life. April believes everyone is a reader and a writer, whether they read novels or news alerts or type tall tales or text messages. That includes YOU! For more info and activities for kids and teachers visit: http://www.apriljonesprince.com.
Barbara Lamacchia is a retired high school teacher of English. After a long career teaching writing, Barbara decided to try her own hand at composing. Her first novel, Among The Missing, was published in the spring of 2023. When she’s not writing, she’s traveling or working in her yard. In addition, Barbara likes to cook and host holiday parties and summer family get-togethers. Church activities also take up a lot of her time, but Barbara always saves afternoons and evenings for spend dining out with friends. Barbara is also a Patriots fan and seldom misses a game on tv. Barbara is also an avid reader and a movie buff.
Calla Zae loves writing sci-fi, fantasy, and paranormal romance novels. She is an artist and loves to create visuals to convey her stories. She lives in Massachusetts with her husband who keeps her grounded to Earth and two creative children who think she has her own secret planet. They’re on to something…Calla also has books under two other names:
Linh Nguyen-Ng loves the arts and writes children’s books. The creative process is something that makes her heart smile whether it is writing, sketching, painting, or finding unusual things to create her artwork. She loves to write children’s books because a child’s world is so magical that she never wants to leave it.
Nadia Han is a contemporary romance author. She’s a dreamer, a visionary, and a believer in karma and kindness. She lives in New England with her family and spends most of her time crafting stories. When she’s not writing, she practices yoga, reads, explores nature, and eats all kinds of foods.
Michele (or Chele for short) Pedersen Smith is a quirky author smitten with mystery, comedies, romance, spirituality, holidays, and time travel. Writing since 6th grade, her stories go wherever the muse inspires. Besides novels, her work has appeared in Guideposts magazine, three Quabbin Quills anthologies, Mount Wachusett Community College literary journals and the college newspaper, Mount Observer. When she isn’t plotting whimsical what-ifs and dialogue, Chele is a supermarket pharmacy technician. She loves attending live theater and thinks any day is taco Tuesday.
Chuck Abdella teaches history St. John’s High School. His four-book fantasy series, The Outcasts has been enjoyed by readers on six continents. His new YA fantasy series, The Centerton High series, speaks to anyone who has ever wondered if their teachers were from another world! Chuck’s writing has appeared in the St. John’s Icon, the Boston College Stylus, Worcester Magazine, and The Boston Globe. When he’s not spending his time reminding adolescents that the Romans were much cooler than they thought, Chuck enjoys reading, coaching youth softball, playing basketball, and watching Boston sports. Find him at www.chuckabdella.com
Author Diane Kane’s short stories appear in several anthologies, including her award-winning short historical fiction piece, “Ernest Lived,” which was the basis for her novel I Never Called Him Pa. Kane is the publisher and co-author of Flash in the Can Number One and Number Two, short stories to read wherever you go. She also has two children’s books, Don Gateau the Three-Legged Cat of Seborga and Brayden the Brave Goes to the Hospital. Both won Purple Dragonfly awards. Kane lives in a small rural town in Western Massachusetts and spends her summers on the rocky shores of Maine. I Never Called Him Pa is Kane’s first novel, but hopefully not her last. She sits patiently by her keyboard, awaiting new characters to talk to her.
Rutland Author Diane Spindler has been practicing psychotherapy for over 30 years. When she first started as a therapist, she was disappointed there weren’t any techniques to help clients heal quickly. So she started on a quest to find that method. She discovered many techniques that solved some of her requirements, but none that did it all. Her answer was to cherry pick the parts of each one that contributed to her goal and put them together in a unique way to aide her clients in healing from trauma. The result of this quest became Gentle Reprocessing. Ms. Spindler has been training other clinicians how to help their trauma clients effectively for over 20 years. She has presented her work in the US, Canada and Paris. She also has taught in the Boston University PEP department consistently, as well as in private workshops and in clinics. She has continued to teach Gentle while having a private practice in Central Massachusetts. For more information go to GentleReprocessing.com
Dick Durland is a non-fiction writer whose work can best be described as “putting his passions to paper”. His initial book, “Halloween – Life of the Party” was featured in this year’s “Printers Row Lit Fest” in Chicago, IL. Due out next spring, Dick’s “Winning the Day – Saving Baseball”, chronicles his son’s improbable rise through the baseball ranks while ensuring readers are compelled to acknowledge the underlying reasons behind the current demise of ‘America’s favorite pastime’. His penchant for sharing his real-life experiences is further reflected in several Letters to the Editor over the years, winning numerous “Letter of the Week’ honors. Dick and his wife Sue have 3 children and are long-term residents of Paxton, MA. For more about Dick’s writings, go to dickdurland-author.com.
E.D. Hackett is a speech-language pathologist by day and a writer by night. She writes women’s fiction novels with one foot in romance. Common target themes include self-acceptance, family, friendship, and self-love. Her books always have a happy ever after because life is hard enough. She loves anything Ireland, books over movies, fall over spring, and ice cream over cake. She can be found at https://www.edhackettauthor.com and all over social media.
Eileen O’Finlan is a native New Englander who loves books, cats, and history. She writes historical fiction and cozy fantasy. She shares her home with an adorable calico Maine Coon mix cat named Autumn Amelia. When not working, writing, or reading, she can be found in her garden, going for a walk, or listening to music.
Award-winning author Janet Raye Stevens writes short stories and novel-length mysteries, time travel, and the occasional holiday romance with humor, heart, and a dash of suspense. A Derringer Award and Silver Falchion Award finalist and winner of the Daphne du Maurier Award for the WWII-set paranormal suspense A MOMENT AFTER DARK, Janet lives in central Massachusetts with her family.
Rutland AuthorJean M. Grant is a scientist by training and has a penchant for misunderstood creatures, be it sharks, microbes, or wounded characters. She writes historical and contemporary romance, women’s fiction, and commercial fiction. Three of her books have won awards. As a nature enthusiast, Jean also writes family-oriented travel articles. When not writing, she enjoys gardening and going on adventures near and far with her family. If she were stuck on a desert island, her three essentials (besides family, food, water) would be coffee, lip balm and pink post-its. Find her at www.jeanmgrant.com.
Jillian MacGregor writes spicy romance. She is married with two adult children and 2 extremely spoiled rescue dogs. When she isn’t working her day job, she is reading or writing romance, sometimes while traveling. She loves coffee and chocolate and loves to hear from her readers!
Joanne Roach-Evans attended The School of the Worcester Art Museum, Worcester State University and Quinsigamond Community College majoring in Art, English, and Graphic Design. She has a Masters in Education from Worcester State University. Her first children’s book “Seashells: Treasures from the Northeast Coast” was published in 2013 by Islandport Press. “Seaweed: Marine Algae from the Northeast Coast” was published in July of 2019, “Marine Animals from the Northeast Coast” was published in February of 2020, “Marine Birds from the Northeast Coast” was published in May of 2021, and in May of 2022 she published “Little Piping Plover.” jroachevans.com
Rutland Author Karen Elizabeth Sharpe is a poetry editor at the Worcester Review, and her poems have appeared in Columbia Journal, West Trade Review, Mom Egg Review, Catalyst, Mason Street Review and other magazines and anthologies. She is the author of Prayer Can Be Anything (Finishing Line Press, 2023) and This Late Afternoon (Dunn & Co. 2004). She has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net. Karen has been a member of Marge Piercy’s juried poets group and a member of the PoemWorks community in the greater Boston area. She has been a coffee-cart clerk, a babysitter, a journalist and editor, a caterer, a funeral ceremonialist, a professional fundraiser, and an assistant vice president at two universities. She celebrates the healing power of forgiveness in relationships.
Kristy Kielbasinski loved to laugh as a child, so naturally her favorite book was “The Monster at the End of this Book.” Now as an adult she is a stand-up comedian and gets to have strangers laugh at her crazy life. When she is not performing comedy, she is busy writing. Her greatest joy is creating funny stories and games with her kids. Kristy lives in Massachusetts with her husband, three boys, and a spoiled dog named Lego.
LJ Cohen is a novelist, poet, fiber artist, potter, and relentless optimist. After 25 years as a physical therapist, LJ uses her knowledge and skills to injure characters in her science fiction and fantasy novels. Her most recent book, A STAR IN THE VOID, (book 5 of the Halcyone Space series) is her eighth novel. DERELICT, the 1st book in the series, was named a Library Journal self-e select title and book of the year in 2014. LJ is active in SFWA (Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America) and Broad Universe and lives on a homestead farm in Central Massachusetts with her spouse and their two dogs. http://ljcohen.net
Lois McAuliffe has been a children’s librarian for 45 years and the Director of Children’s Services at the Ashland (MA) Public Library for 23 years. She is the author and illustrator of three picture books about wild animals. Two of her books feature hippopotamuses, and all the kids at the library know that Miss Lois loves hippos! She doesn’t have a pet hippo (much to her disappointment), but she currently shares her home with a cat named Mistletoe and two guinea pigs named Doodles and Hazel.
Paulette Stout is the fearless author of fast paced contemporary women’s fiction tackling social issues often ignored. With Paulette’s books, readers get bingeable prose, relatable characters and compelling stories that keep pages turning. Her 10 book award recognitions span both of her titles—Love, Only Better and What We Never Say—adding to her three media industry awards, including a MediaWeek All-Star. You can usually find Paulette rearranging words into pleasing patterns while wearing grammar t-shirts at her home in Acton, Massachusetts. Connect with Paulette on her website at http://www.paulettestout.com, on Instagram, Facebook or TikTok @paulettestoutauthor or on Twitter @StoutContent
Peggy Jaeger writes romantic stories about strong women, the families who support them, and the men who can’t live without them. Her books make you believe in happily ever afters. Visit her at www.peggyjaeger.comwhere she blogs daily about things that make her say, “WHAT??!”
Rebecca Southwick writes historical fiction and lives in Massachusetts with her life partner and their four cats. This is her debut novel.
Ronald C. McGilvray is a Kathleen Downey Short Fiction Award winner and has also been writing poetry for much of his life. He has eleven self-published volumes of poetry, the first of which was Secrets, Scrawls and Strays – And Other Virgin Verses. His poetry has also appeared in collections and publications such as Lad O’ Pairts Vol. 1 – Hope Over Fear and the Worcester Magazine. Among many of his life diversions, his most enjoyable was as a newspaper reporter and editor. He has lived all over New England and now resides in Spencer, MA with his wife Sandra.
Sarah Zane is an author of happy endings for traumatized queers. She is a bisexual feminist and a licensed therapist. Her books deal with themes of feminism, trauma, sexuality, and mental health. She lives in New England with her husband and 2 black cats named Gatsby and Mr. Darcy. When she isn’t writing, she can be found perusing a book in her home library, taking forest walks, visiting castles, or planning exotic trips she can’t afford. She can be found at thelibraryofsarahzane.com.
Sharon A. Harmon is the author of the children’s book Horatio Mortimer Loved Music. It isa book that brings the world of sound to life. Young children will delight in following Horatio on his adventure of finding musical notes everywhere he goes and storing them in his large brownsack. Francois Christmas Crossing is based on a true story, about an owl that left Canada in a tree that traveled to Georgia where it was sold as a Christmas tree. Many years ago she found a tiny sawhet owl in the road and she took it home for two weeks until it was strong enough to be released into the woods again. This is the first time that she illustrated a book. Her books are on Amazon and sold in many stores. She is a freelance writer and poet. She has been published in Highlights for Children, Ranger Rick, and The Caterpillar in Ireland., She lives deep in the woods of Central Massachusetts with her husband, many fir trees, and owls.
Sharon Healy-Yang writes smart and sassy mysteries that evoke the wit and suspense of her beloved 1940s films. Her Jessica Minton mystery series (Bait and Switch, Letter from a Dead Man, and Always Play the Dark Horse) features a sharp female lead who faces espionage, murder, Nazis, a femme fatale with henchmen, and even horse thieves, aided by her madcap sister, wise alec cat Dusty, and a dashing, mysterious man. The forthcoming Shadows of a Dark Past tips its hat to the ghostly noir of Val Lewton and other 1940s forays into the supernatural.
Suzanne Eglington resides in North Central Massachusetts with her New Adult kiddos and lots of fur babies. She started out in the contemporary spicy romance genre and during 2020 while the world was in lockdown she found her voice in action/adventure and young adult fantasy fiction. In her down time she runs an annual event mingling romance authors and romance readers in October – Fall in Love New England. You can find her at http://www.suzeglington.com or http://www.suzanneeglington.onlineor http://www.fallinlovenewengland.com
Tom Ingrassia is an award-winning author, radio personality, Motown historian and motivational speaker. His first book–One Door Closes: Overcoming Adversity By Following Your Dreams–is currently being adapted as a documentary film, premiering in October, 2023. Tom’s second book–Reflections Of A Love Supreme: Motown Through The Eyes Of Fans–was named Best Music History Book by both the National Indie Excellence Awards and the NABE Pinnacle Awards. Every Wednesday, from 9 am to 1 pm, you can hear The Motown Jukebox with “Motown Tom” on WCUW 91.3FM. http://www.ingrassiaproductions.com
I realized this morning when I woke up that I’ve got a lot of stuff going on right now, so I figured I’d make an FYI-Don’t forget post about it all for you
Yeah, I know: I’m generous that way ( Cue the goodnatured sarcasm music! Whaawhaa…)
First, In anticipation of the 8.14 release of INFLUENCE, my newest addition to the NYC Socialites series, I”, having a #goodreadsgiveaway for IT’S A TRUST THING, the first book in the series. You can enter here: GOODREADS.
Second, I’m attending ROMANTICON 2023 in just 2 weeks and I’ve got a pre-order list for the books I’ll be bringing with me. Since there are so many fabulous authors attending – not to mention the higher numbers of readers than ever before, it would make sense that you, as a reader, might want to preorder your books from authors you now so you can, 1. guarantee the book you want will be available and not sold out, and 2. this gives you more time to visit the authors you don’t know and want to meet. Here’s the preorder form for Romanticon: Books.
Also, I’m attending my first GETTING WITCHY WITH IT in September, and for all the same reasons I mentioned above. I’ve got a preorder list for that event, too. Here it is BOOK 2.
Last, if you’re on BOOKSPROUT and you are a reader and reviewer, I’ve got a campaign underway for INFLUENCE. Just download the book, read it, and then post your review to the sites allowed – Amazon being the most important one on release day, 8.14. Here’s the info on the campaingn and the link to request: REQUEST.
And, as always, I’m over on TIKTOK/BookTok a few times a day with new content about my dog, my life – writing and personal – and books I’m reviewing. Follow me, here: TIKTOK.
I want to say a sincere, heart-felt thanks to every single reader and book lover who voted for these two books. The final round is now underway so I will, of course, be back with the results once they are tabulated.
Some days it really pays to get out of bed, peeps! LOL ~ Peg
One of my favorite writers ( and writing friend!) Judith Sterling has a special announcement and I’m pleased to bring it to all of you.
Flight of the Raven and The Cauldron Stirred (the first book in each series) are on sale for 99 cents. All the books are FREE in Kindle Unlimited.
THE NOVELS OF RAVENWOOD ~ Spicy medieval romance
FLIGHT OF THE RAVEN
When a Saxon lady denies her Norman bridegroom’s right to the marriage bed, sparks fly. He’s bent on founding a dynasty. Her life depends on her refusal. Together, they face a centuries-old curse and learn the alchemy of love.
I’m so stoked because this Saturday, May 27th, starting at 6pm EST, I’ll be taking over the Getting Witch With It Reader FB page for an hour! Please join me because I don’t want to be lonely, LOL. I’ll be having giveaways, talking about my PNR books- those that are out and those that are releasing soon – and we’ll be playing some witchy-themed games.
GWWI is a two day author/reader extravaganza set for Saturday Sept. 16 2023 and Sunday Sept 17. I’ll be at the Saturday signing. More about that during the FB takeover.
If you’re interested in attending the actual event, here’s the registration and details. GWWI2023
Here’s the complete list of attending authors for both days: ( it’s some list!!!)
Peggy Jaeger, Author 