“I
do not know if I love Naomi . . . not yet. It seems to me people make
the admission too lightly and tumble head over feet down the hills to
chase it."
- Amy Harmon, Where the Lost Wander
Hey Ya'll,
Here comes Hurricane Sally. Sounds
like a song, right? We are wet and muggy here. I'm sure it's because I
decided to paint my front door and outdoor light fixtures. I skipped
writing yesterday to buy supplies and get started, but now it's on hold.
On the bright side, my foyer is decorated for Halloween because I
couldn't wait. Autumn is my favorite season of the year. Are you
excited?
If you follow me on
Facebook you
know we have an empty nest again. Two weeks ago my youngest left home
to serve a two-year church mission in Arizona until Australia opens to
foreigners. Then he heads to Sydney to serve. I'm so excited for this
adventure in his life although it's a sacrifice. I miss him and his
brothers' families. Of course, I always have my books and cats. Ha-ha!
From the Writing Desk
This month I'm rewriting a mountain romance I wrote last summer for my
next Harlequin submission. My editor helped me see I was too excited
writing about football (Guilty!) and needed to focus more on the hero's
and heroine's backstories and conflicts. I can already tell there is
more depth, so hopefully this will be a better and successful version.
Working Cover Sneak Peek (In process)
Due out sometime before the end of the year, I'm still editing Georgia Bride.
If you recall, this Civil War romance is set around a historic mill
that was burned down during the siege of Atlanta. There are no belles or
beaus in this novella—but backwoods farmers and simple folk just trying
to get by. Stay tuned for the pre-order information.
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Ta-Ta for Now
Thank
you again for reading my newsletter, following me on social media, and
buying, reading, and reviewing my books. I love keeping up with ya'll on
Facebook and such, and value your thoughts and opinions. Have a wonderful month of September.
Warmly,
Danielle Thorne
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