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A Dream Come True
I started teaching my daughter story structure when she was two (Really!). Ridiculously precocious, Kat said her ABC's at 10 months (I have video to prove it!), and taught herself to read at two. She wrote her first two stories--about her faithful Beanie Baby cats picnicking and losing a collar--before she turned three.
She was hooked on writing the first time she read her own story aloud, and she's been writing ever since. Prolifically. Brilliantly. Of course, I'm her mama, and I'm supposed to be biased--but she's won a couple of awards for her writing, so I'm not the only one who thinks she's wonderfully talented! :-)
I sold my first novel the year she turned four, and ever since, I've harbored a secret hope that she'd want to collaborate with me someday. She's 18 now, and that day has finally arrived. I'm very happy to announce that Not a Lady, the first book we've collaborated on, is now available.
She was hooked on writing the first time she read her own story aloud, and she's been writing ever since. Prolifically. Brilliantly. Of course, I'm her mama, and I'm supposed to be biased--but she's won a couple of awards for her writing, so I'm not the only one who thinks she's wonderfully talented! :-)
I sold my first novel the year she turned four, and ever since, I've harbored a secret hope that she'd want to collaborate with me someday. She's 18 now, and that day has finally arrived. I'm very happy to announce that Not a Lady, the first book we've collaborated on, is now available.
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Versions
Beginning with Not a Lady, I'm offering two different versions of each of my books--one with overt sensuality and one without. I respect my readers' choices and assure you that both versions contain all of the emotional punch of a great romance. For more on my decision, see my blog post here.
