Aw, I know every family has it’s warts and closet skeletons
and things you wish you could sweep under the bed like dust-bunnies. But I’m
the kind of writer who finds real life nauseatingly present in the fiction I
come up with.
That said, I’ve been estranged from my brother Paul for
quite a few years now. I’m not going to apply fault but...I’ve talked to enough
clergy and even a counselor to suspect I’m pretty much 100% right.
Nonetheless, it hurts. And when I was writing Right to
Bragg, the fourth installment of my Hearts Crossing Ranch series at Pelican
Book Group, I couldn’t even consider another name but Paul for the heroine’s alienated
brother.
Here’s the blurb for Book Four. Remember to leave a comment
and your e-addy...I’ll draw one name tonight for some (lucky?) person of those who posted on my blogs here the last three days,, to
receive the first four books of my Hearts Crossing Ranch series. (Book Five,
Soul Food, released a few days ago, and there will be three more in future.
Disowned by her family,
Tiffany Vickers faces a lonely Christmas and takes great comfort in the baby
boy in her care. Her faith is in tatters, and she guards her heart against the
baby's uncle, handsome cowboy, Bragg Martin.
It's the season for forgiveness, and while
Bragg longs to open his heart and family to the lovely nanny, he doesn't
understand her interest in his arch enemy. Saving a man's life and saving
Tiffany's faith bring the couple together...and home to Hearts Crossing Ranch.
Okay, now comment to this question: (it relates to skeletons
in the family closet LOL.)
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Would you EVER get a skull/skeleton tattoo? Or have you? (I
actually LOVE them.) Do you have or would you get a tattoo of any kind? (I’d
LOVE a cherry blossom tat across my shoulder like Crosby’s in Parenthood, well,
a feminized version anyway. But I’m a regular blood donor. 57 gallon
club....you can’t donate for a year if you get a tat or a piercing. Sigh.)
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6 comments:
yes i would get a tattoo and of a skelton micheleann oboyle angelwolfmystic@yahoo.com
Interesting...I would not get a skull/skeleton tattoo, or any tattoo. I think I'm too old school (or just old) to see the appeal. Congrats on being a member of such a great club (57 gallons-WOW). As a leukemia survivor, I can't donate, but I appreciate people who do donate and who also get tested and join the bone marrow donor registry.
No tattoos for me yet, and I don't think a skull is high on the list of possibilities ;) Fun question though!
f dot chen at comcast dot net
Hi Angels Cove, I'm seriously thinking about it! Thanks for the posts these days.
Hi Catherine, congratulations on beating your cancer battle. I know it's a touch one. United Blood Services, where I donate, does let most cancer survivors donate after one year remission, so fortunately hubby and I can donate together.
I too wonder if I'm too old for a tat...but I'm young at heart! Thanks for the post today.
hi Flichen, thanks for the post! I reckon skulls are not scary...they keep our brains safe LOL.
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