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Ring In The New
2011 has been another year of change for me, but it’s ending on a high note. I’m enjoying working at Sylvan Learning Centre – I like the fact ...
Good Book Alert Reviews Shattered!
Read the original review on Good Book Alert by clicking here 4 Stars for Shattered by Jennie Marsland Title: Shattered Author: Jennie Marsland Genre: Historical Romance Summary: Liam ...
Shattered Signing at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic
As I’ve said before, I belong to an absolutely awesome chapter of Romance Writers of America. A few weeks ago I had a chat with Tara MacDonald, one ...
Remembering: The Anniversary of the Halifax Explosion AND Shattered signing
The anniversary of the Halifax Explosion is only a few days away. December 6, 1917 was a bright, sunny morning, mild for December, with no hint of what ...
Julia Smith: The Curtain Opens
The talent, originality, determination and downright awesomeness of the people in Romance Writers of Atlantic Canada, my local chapter of RWA, are amazing. Seriously. I leave every meeting ...
Shattered is Live!!
Shattered is now available at Smashwords! It’ll take a few days to hit Amazon and the other e-sellers, and I’m waiting for the print proof from CreateSpace, but ...
Shattered Update, or Jumping Into the Deep End
I received my cover for Shattered from Kim Killion at Hot Damn Designs last week. Here it is. All I can say is squee! I think she captured ...
New Year’s Musings
I’ve never been one to make New Year’s resolutions. To me, it feels like setting myself up for disappointment, so I set goals instead, and take some time ...
A Christmas Gift for You
It’s that time of year again, so here’s a little gift for you – a Christmas story about Trey and Beth McShannon and their children. It takes place ...
My Take on Character Description
Scarlett O’Hara was not beautiful, but men seldom realized it when caught by her charm as the Tarleton twins were. In her face were too sharply blended the ...


Glimpses of the past have always sparked my imagination. An old, faded letter, a sepia-toned photograph, an apple tree blooming bravely in the remnant of a long-forgotten orchard, each of these has a story to tell.



