Snowbound secrets, shifter wars, family lies, and epic battles — September delivers it all.

Lynette Sowell

3 comments posted.

Re: Lip Reading (3:50pm March 8, 2014):

Great post. I find myself starting to skim whenever I read a
section where a character starts "sermonizing," or
recounting in dialogue the "point" or "lesson" the main
character should be learning.

Good tips, too, for writers--especially the no moer than
three sentences!

Re: Tempest's Course (10:40pm December 6, 2013):

Thanks for stopping by, everyone! Yes, I do think genres go
through cycles. I think at some point the historical "sagas"
will make a comeback in their own way. I'm thinking of the
long, long novels with generations of families you get to
know as you read. Thanks for the fun comments, too!
Everyone stay warm, wherever you are ~

Re: Tempest's Course (3:14pm December 5, 2013):

Thanks for stopping by and commenting, ladies. This was such a
fun book to write. One of the best parts was actually visiting
New Bedford and its historic district for research. LOTS of
big old houses!