Just out - Forever Young: Blessing or Curse, a paranormal romantic thriller by Morgan Mandel -
Fresh beginnings turn tragic when Dorrie Donato’s husband, Larry, is killed in a hit and run accident a few months after starting a new job at the Life is for Living Institute. Discouraged and desperate after suffering countless setbacks, Dorie accepts an offer by Larry’s boss, the famous Angel Man, to be the first to test an experimental pill designed to spin its user back to a desired age and hold there, yet still retain all previous memories. The pill seems too good to be true. Maybe it is.
Thank you for adding me as a friend. Looks like out writing careers have taken similar paths. I am Vice-president of a romance chapter, a member of MWA and SinC.... :)
Then you know that belonging to writing organizations really helps. If it weren't for the critiques at my meetings at Chicago-North RWA and if it weren't for going to the Love is Murder conference 2 years ago, I wouldn't have gotten my book published.
I agree with your comment. Writing groups, conferences, etc. are really important. Not only do you learn, the friends you make are wonderful. Writers are a great group of people.
Hi, Morgan. Nice to meet you! You know, slot machines are the only thing I play in Las Vegas. Everything else there scares me. Then again, so do NYC taxi cabs and spiders....
I'm down in Carbondale, so I'd really like to get to know you Chicago crime folk. I hope driving in the city isn't a requirement, though. I took the kids up there for spring break and it took me an hour and a half to get out of the city--and that was with a GPS!
Thanks for finding me here! While my sister was living in Chicago (in Boystown, two blocks from the lakeside), I fell in love with a coffeeshop there named, I think, Intelligentsia. They still to this day sold the coolest oversized travel mugs I've ever seen.
Hi Morgan, thanks for the friending. And thanks for letting us on 4ma know about this place. (Not that I need another source of recommendations for books I just have to have.)
Hi Morgan, it's good to meet you. I have a great fondness for Chicago as that's my wife's hometown. She's from the southside, grew up as a White Sox fan but converted to the Cubbies. Me, I'm a Cardinals fan, but still we've managed to get along.
John Foxjohn
Mar 24, 2007
Morgan Mandel
Mar 24, 2007
Mary L. Wheeling
Mar 24, 2007
Lee Lofland
I agree with your comment. Writing groups, conferences, etc. are really important. Not only do you learn, the friends you make are wonderful. Writers are a great group of people.
Mar 24, 2007
Laura Benedict
I'm down in Carbondale, so I'd really like to get to know you Chicago crime folk. I hope driving in the city isn't a requirement, though. I took the kids up there for spring break and it took me an hour and a half to get out of the city--and that was with a GPS!
Mar 24, 2007
Tiffany Leigh
Mar 24, 2007
Pat Mullan
I think I saw a YouTube recently that you made at this year's Love Is Murder in Chicago... I was there two years ago and had a great time ...
Best, Pat.
Mar 24, 2007
Elizabeth Dearborn
Mar 24, 2007
Lynette Hall Hampton
Mar 24, 2007
Jeff Sherratt
Mar 24, 2007
Brian Thornton
Mar 24, 2007
Julie Campbell
Mar 26, 2007
Carol Davis Luce
Mar 27, 2007
Mark Troy
Mar 27, 2007