literature – Linda Nelson

I must say that writing Along Came Neil has been one of the most difficult works I have written as of yet. I never thought in my whole life that I would actually sit down and write a romance, and a Contemporary Romance at that. I just never imagined it.

Well, I am happy to say it is done and over with.

The first draft and edits are done, and I must say I have surprised myself with this work. I didn’t think I could do it.

Next up I will take a little bit of a break and revisit my all ready published works and clean them up a bit and then resend them out into the world.

I have all ready done this with Friends of Choice. It has gotten its long overdue edit, and it is so much better.

What will I work on next?

I can’t honestly say. I need to finish up revising my other all ready published works then I just might start work on the next installment of my fantasy series, Orgarlan Saga. I’ve been getting so many request for the next book in the series, so I think that will be the best choice.

It feels so good to accomplish something you think you can’t do.

So remember, if you put your mind to it, you can do it too.

“For the past year I have been reading a lot of new authors on my Kindle, so instead of picking my favorite of my favorite, I wanted to pick from the books I have read during this past year. This I had to give some thought to, since I have read a lot of really great books on my kindle. So here is my list of favorites.”

It is Friday, finally, and I have the next book to tell you about on my List of my Favorite Top Ten Artists.

Last week at #10 was Winning Mr. Wrong by Marie Higgins

Next up, counting up to #1, in my #9 slot, is …. (Linda opens up her word pad folder and peeks inside)

A Modern Witch

byDebora Geary

Can you live 28 years without discovering you’re a witch? — Lauren is downtown Chicago’s youngest elite realtor. She’s also a witch. She must be – the fetching spell for Witches’ Chat isn’t supposed to make mistakes. So says the woman who coded the spell, at least. — The tall, dark, and handsome guy sent to assess her is a witch too (and no, that doesn’t end the way you might think). What he finds in Lauren will change lives, mess with a perfectly good career, and require lots of ice cream therapy.

What an entertaining read. I really enjoyed this book. The author has an interesting way of including a chat room dialogue in her story line.
The characters are well drawn out without an overload of information.
I would recommend this read to those who love to read about the subject of magic.
“Enjoyable, a page turner and I can’t wait to find out what happens in the next book of the series.”

A touch of romance and witchcraft together in a modern setting…