Please add me my requests full. Checkout my blog entries here on my second novel I'm writing---Moral Dilemma

It would be my husband's story, really. I was a tag-along. He was brought up by a single mother, was graduated from college (in three years), was a Koren vet, a musician (played over twenty instruments), a Formula-One race driver, and a pilot, and an A&I.

Best of all, he married me and took on my two children. We would have been married thirty-five years last Thanksgaving, but he died of a heart attack while working in our yard. I have his love letters and recordings of his music.

So there is hope for an ol' lady of 72 to be a published writer? Did I tell you that I take after Grandma Moses and that my Norwegian great grandmother lived to be 101? Happy 2008 to you!

Hey, Dee. How are you? This is a great site for the mystery writer in me, as well as my appreciation for good crime fiction.

On romance side, looking forward to my December Kimani release, CHRISTMAS HEAT, writing as Devon Vaughn Archer.

I am absolutely amazed by the power of the internet. Here's another great way to promote your books.

I just joined Shelfari to connect with other book lovers. Come see the books I love and see if we have any in common. Please join Shelfari and add me as a friend! Just click on the link below.

http://www.shelfari.com/invite/-pzgzLqriJ4IFDvfQIhwqg

Check out my new blog entry about rejection or one that wasn't so.

Hi Dee,
Mind if I join you in a banana daiquiri? We'll probably need a really BIG glass...and a couple of straws...and a couple of lamp shades...but only if the bar allows dancing on the tables. Thanks for befriending me.

Hi Dee! Banana Daquiris, eh? Well, I'm more a pint of ale man myself, though I'm partial to a fine, premier-cru Bordeaux if someone else is picking up the tab ... but at the right time, in the right place, with the right person, yes, I can see the allure of something sweet and intoxicating ...

He NovelGobbler,

Thanks for being my friend.

All the best,
Dee

Hi Dee! Thanks for the invite!

Hi Penny,

Small world. My mother would have killed me over confession magazines, too. She found a romance comic book once that a friend of mine had given me and ooh boy. ;)

All the best,
Dee

Hi Lois,

Right back at you. Thanks for being my friend.

All the best,
Dee

I'm delighted to join your friends, Dee. My first published fiction was romance. The pulp short story variety. I learned how to write it by purchasing a True Confession magazine and carrying it home in a brown paper bag so my mother wouldn't see it. Now I'm caught up in mystery/thriller and love it. Best of luck!

Pleased to meet you! I find myself in distinguished company here.

Bill,

I like your sense of wit. Try waiting on a kindergartener to actually figure out they're supposed to write WORDS on the paper. Enough to make ya crazy. Glad you're here.

All the best,
Dee

(Sigh). Hey Dee,
Sitting in my office overlooking the Old Course at St Andrews waiting for the next Chinese student to arrive with an essay she needs help with. It's a hard life, isn't it? Nice to be a friend.

Hey Kathy,
I'll see what I can do. The spell doesn't always work and NY just ends up getting more rain.

LOL clapping tree,

This is dee not susan, but I will take your greetings from singapore. glad to "meet" you too

Hey Michelle,

Good to see you here!