Old Tucson December 2012
I have my own books to tell readers more about, of course, with the new Tucson Moon which picks up a story begun in Arizona Sunset and a new romance that begins in the Christmas season-- Tucson 1886. And then my contemporary Christmas novella, A Montana Christmas (story picks up characters in From Here to There), which if I don't have enough writers to take the three-a-week blogs I will likely discuss more. Time will tell on that.
I feel very loose about the schedule especially since I've been to the doctor to see why I am having facial pain again which started Thursday night but has been a factor in my life off and on for more than a few years. Generally I'd go in and get on an antibiotic but this time the doctor did sinus x-rays to rule out sinusitis. There are other possibilities-- none of which are good but time will tell. Little by little we will rule out this or that and probably figure it out. Smoke in our area is a factor in what brought it on as the forestry people burn their slash and we are in an air inversion... Not a good combo for someone like me who is very sensitive to wood smoke.
Anyway, starting with December 3rd, and Simone Beaudelaire, followed quickly by Susan Horsnell, I think readers here, if they aren't familiar with the romance genre will be surprised by the diversity with the romance genre. I know I am looking forward to more information on these writers' books and sometimes how they came to write them. Hope you enjoy the month as we move toward the end of another year.
Next year I will decide whether to bring my four Oregon historicals out as eBooks or paperbacks. This will be determined by whether there is a market for my kind of stories. If not, I may wait awhile and see if things change... or not. I think a person has to be flexible with marketing.
