FRIDAY PHOTO - Happy Birthday to Me!

 Good morning, friends!

I am ready for all the October fun. What about you? 

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Al my best!

~ Angela

FRIDAY PHOTO

 Good morning, friends!

We're sliding into the end of Q3. I'm looking forward to all the shares in Q4, and country drives.

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All my best!

~Angela

REVIEW WEDNESDAY - Pumpkin Spice & Dangerous Nights

  Good morning, readers.

I have a book, novella really, I think you're going to love.

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BLURB:

When Harper Calloway returns to Maplewood for the Harvest Festival, she only plans to spend a few quiet weeks sipping lattes and soaking in the golden glow of fall. What she doesn’t expect is to run into Eli Ward — the boy who once held her heart and the man who now knows her deepest secret. 

As pumpkin spice fills the air and autumn leaves swirl through the streets, old feelings spark to life. But Maplewood holds more than cozy memories. Whispers of betrayal, a dangerous storm, and a truth long buried threaten to upend everything Harper thought she knew.

Pumpkin Spice & Dangerous Nights is a small-town fall romance filled with warmth, passion, and second chances. Perfect for fans of cozy settings with a twist of suspense, it’s a story about love rekindled when the nights turn cold and the heart longs for home.

After the very abbreviated author spotlight yesterday, I'm not sure what I expected from this book but with only thirty-three pages, I gave it a shot. I mean, what can go wrong with pumpkin spice and second chance at love, right?

In this case, not a single mis-step. Sage Whitmore knows how to write tight. In Pumpkin Spice and Dangerous Nights, we get a great opening, all the small-town feels exposed beautifully in the description, and love that never died. 

If you're looking for a quick read during a lunch break or before bed, Pumpkin Spice and Dangerous Nights is the book for you.

 I'm giving this book a solid...

The only link I have for Sage Whitmore is her Goodreads page.

All my best!

~Angela

CURRENT PROJECT - September 22-28

Yes, it's me. No, I did not fall of the face of the earth. I have been writing. What I feel like doing right now is turning off the computer and taking a leisurely stroll through my property, on a path very much like this one. Though the leaves have not changed color yet, with today being the first day of Autumn, I know they will soon.

I put work aside last week to try and finish the first draft of Jayson's Range. I was not successful. But I wore myself out in the attempt. This week I am back to business during the day, then sprinting to work on Jayson's Range only for a couple hours at night. With no real deadline in sight maybe the story will flow better. Less pressure to write what isn't there.

Autumn begins at 9:29 p.m. CST. I hope you'll take a few minutes to welcome in the new season.

Off to write!