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Reading Isn’t Dying (opens the original)
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I was mid-sentence with my husband the other day when I realized he hadn’t heard a word. Earbuds in, deep in his latest sci-fi book, off on some other planet. This happens all the time — I could announce the house is on fire and he’d nod along to a space battle.I know that look, though. I’ve worn it a thousand times, curled up with an ebook while the world kept going. He just wasn’t holding a book. He was listening to one.Every year, right about now, someone announces that reading is dying. Scre
Launching into Fall (opens the original)
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It’s Launch Day!The rerelease of War-Torn Heart is live and I am eternally grateful to those of you who preordered it. Many thanks! <div class=
National Read a Book Day (opens the original)
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National Read a Book DayNational Read a Book Day is September 6 this year. How do you celebrate? Well, it’s simple. You read. Anything. A few pages, a few chapters, a whole book. You don’t have to pick something huge. Just sit down for a few minutes with a book and let the rest of the list wait. That’s it. That’s the day.We will be traveling on Sunday, so I plan to have an audiobook playing while my husband drives. It sounds divine to me!Pick something that’s been calling to you, pour yourself a
An Old Love Story (opens the original)
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It’s finally time - I’m rereleasing War-Torn Heart, my first ever book. And here’s the brand new cover…<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="430" src="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!x2Kf!,w_1456,c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_prog
A Quiet House (opens the original)
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Well, friends — today’s the day. My two youngest headed back to school this morning, and the house is suddenly very quiet.I’ll admit I’m a little torn about it. On one hand, I love the rhythm of the school year — the fresh notebooks, the early mornings, the sense that everyone has somewhere to be. And this year we’re trying something brand new: they’re riding the bus for the very first time. After years of an hour in the car first thing every morning, I may have done a small happy dance in the d
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