Jan N. wrote about Life and Debt: GREAT READ!! COULDN'T PUT THE BOOK DOWN AS USUAL, I REALLY ENJOYED IT!! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!
Thanks! It is always good to know how my fans like my books.
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Well, after much thought and work, I am within sight of publication of my next book. As you will see from the photo attached here, I have changed my mind about the cover art. I have also changed my mind about the title of the book. It is now Heirs to the Throne.
This is one of those things that I have gone back and forth on for some time. And, that is not uncommon when deciding on the final title of a work. Sometimes you know immediately what the title will be, and sometimes you change your mind once or more times as you go. This is one of those times where the original title was ok, but this one fits so much better.
Here is the synopsis of the book, and I hope it piques your interest so that you will want to read it.
In a small kingdom in the middle ages, Prince Reuben, the younger brother of the Crown Prince, chaffs at being second best. While his father and brother shut themselves away mourning the death of the queen, Reuben takes the opportunity to take over the kingdom, and orchestrates his brother’s death. But, the people of the kingdom are dismayed by the hardships placed upon them by Prince Reuben.
When a stranger appears on the doorstep of an inn, beaten nearly to death, and missing his memory, the villagers take him in, and dub him Mark. He becomes involved, and leads the brewing revolt. But, Mark fears if he regains his memory, it could create a major obstacle to marrying the woman he has come to love.
As you can see, this is an historical/fantasy romance. This is another book I started years ago, and have recently learned what to do with. I hope you will enjoy this one as well as the previous ones.
It's always nice to learn that someone has read your book and has really enjoyed it. The book club that I go to read my second book, Life and Debt, and the discussion that followed was so helpful to me. As a writer, it is always gratifying when you hear that someone who has read the book, gets what you were trying to say. It is also a huge ego boost when your readers ask when will the next one be ready, or is there a sequel going to happen for this one. Makes all those long hard hours feel like they were worth it.
When you're writing the story, you put it on paper in hopes that maybe somebody will read it and find it entertaining. And, as you go, you put things into that story, pieces of yourself, that you don't even realize you're putting in there. As I sat there listening to the ladies discuss the book, it was touching to realize that I had managed to evoke the feelings in them that I had for my characters as I wrote them down. That was one of the things that concerned me when I decided to start getting my books ready to publish. I hoped that I had got my point across, but I wasn't sure. After hearing these dear ladies talk about my book, I know that I did something right. If you have not read my books, I hope you will, and I hope that you will so enjoy them and get my point.
That being said, I've been working hard on the next book, entitled The Medallion. I am to the point now, where I am trying to find satisfactory cover art for the book. It is proving harder than I thought it would to find the appropriate artwork for this book. I have many talented nieces and nephews who do sketching, and I am hoping that one of them will come up with something that works. When I have found it, you will be the first to know. Well, maybe not first, but certainly one of the first. Keep watching, it won't be long.
Well, after much thought and work, I am within sight of publication of my next book. As you will see from the photo attached here, I have changed my mind about the cover art. I have also changed my mind about the title of the book. It is now Heirs to the Throne. 
It's always nice to learn that someone has read your book and has really enjoyed it. The book club that I go to read my second book, Life and Debt, and the discussion that followed was so helpful to me. As a writer, it is always gratifying when you hear that someone who has read the book, gets what you were trying to say. It is also a huge ego boost when your readers ask when will the next one be ready, or is there a sequel going to happen for this one. Makes all those long hard hours feel like they were worth it.
