Where Have You Been?

Hello fellow adventure seekers! Sorry there weren’t any blogs last week. I did notice a number of people checking-in and perhaps wondering why there weren’t the regular blogs. The simple reason is I needed a break as it is a busy season with my regular job. So thanks for checking in and this week, thereContinue reading “Where Have You Been?”

Book Review: Puss in Boots -K. M. Shea

This is perhaps the only other fairly tale books I’ll ever read from K. M. Shea. I’m not a huge fan of fairy tale re-telling, which is something that is really feeling overdone. What I do like, however, is when an author manages to receive inspiration for a beloved classic and totally make it theirContinue reading “Book Review: Puss in Boots -K. M. Shea”

Pearls of Wisdom: Dealing with Criticism

A few months ago, I handed over a manuscript to my editor. I’d poured myself into this particular story. A few weeks later, the editor returned the piece and while he said he felt it was my best work, he was also highly critical in his comments. Now, I’m not talking about me being overlyContinue reading “Pearls of Wisdom: Dealing with Criticism”

Time Pockets: Where Creativity and Productivity Thrive

We all seem to be fighting the clock, passage of time and responsibilities. What is the dream inside you wish you had time for? In today’s blog, find out about how to use hidden pockets of time to increase your creativity and productivity.

Book Review: Phoenix Born (Jacob Graves Book 1) -Sean Stone

Free for 4-5 days! -Sean Stone This is an interesting new series with a hero that kind of isn’t a hero. Jacob Graves owns a night club, is secretly in love with the woman who manages his night club and has some magic that gives him an edge. But he likes to stay below theContinue reading “Book Review: Phoenix Born (Jacob Graves Book 1) -Sean Stone”

Book Review: The Stolen Kingdom: An Aladdin Retelling -Bethany Atazadeh

I’m still not one for fairy tale retellings mostly because I find they’re overdone and redundant. We know the end because they’re familiar tales, so it is rare that I find an author who is able to take a classic and turn it into an exciting read. Bethany Atazadeh’s The Stolen Kingdom does this well.Continue reading “Book Review: The Stolen Kingdom: An Aladdin Retelling -Bethany Atazadeh”