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"In the Desert" Shared World Series

Check out all the books in our shared world series "In the Desert," releasing Aug. 29. All these short stories are just 99 cents!  My short story "Digging in the Desert" is part of this series.

“Assassination and Attraction in the Desert”

by Charlie Anne Chatfield

“Dating in the Desert (Josie’s Story)”

by Rebecca Rodarte

“Death in the Desert”

by Erica Wynters 

“Deceit in the Desert (A Nico & Eve Short Story)”

by Anne Marie Becker

“Digging in the Desert”

by Julie Brookman 

“Euphoria in the Desert” 

by Tina Swayzee McCright

“Hearts Ignite in the Desert”

by Julianna Douglas 

“Love Lessons in the Desert”

by Cathy McDavid 

“Reunion in the Desert”

by L. A. Keller 

“Smitten with Kittens in the Desert” 

by Suki McMinn

“Viking in the Desert: A Sven & Hollis Story”

by Kris Tualla

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Safe in Your Heart is out!

Attack of the goose!

Army veteran James is an introvert and would rather avoid people altogether. However, when he encounters quirky shop owner Daisy and her nephew accosted by angry waterfowl, he does the gentlemanly thing and saves the day. Daisy doesn't have much trust for men after her father abandoned his family when she was young, but she feels a connection with James from their first meeting.

Is Daisy just the thing James needs to come out of his shell, and can he help her learn to trust her heart?

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Room in Your Heart is out today!

I'm so excited for my new trilogy starting! The Veterans of Shelby County is about three best friends who served in the army together, and their return home after serving overseas.

The first one is out today - go check it out!

I'm obsessed with a pair of bald eagles

I've been watching a pair of bald eagles on a live cam on their nest in Lake Pleasant Regional Park (about 20 miles northeast of me).

It has been quite the drama this mating season. The female (dubbed Jill) dumped her longtime mate and got a new one (Jack) just before the nesting season.

I'm rooting for these two, but they have a lot to learn and this may not be the season for them. Their first two eggs were taken by ravens because Jack was not bringing Jill any fish or incubating at all so she could have a break. There is still time for a new egg or two by the end of the mating season (through March), so hopefully, Jack gets his act together by then.

You can follow the nest here.