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Chautona Havig

Chautona Havig

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O-blivious

Sometimes I wonder if that's what I am.  Oblivious.  I don't consider myself the next great American author.  Come on.  Please.  I am not that arrogant.  But I do wonder sometimes if I am more arrogant than I think I am.  Well, ok I know I am.  Aren't we all?  You know what I mean. I don't think Continue Reading

N-ovel

Inspirations. Thought I'd give an update on where I am and what I am writing about these days. Here We Come-  I was stunned at the sales for Here We Come.  They were much higher than I expected.  I'm not sure why, but I kind of thought I'd sell fewer of them, but I think I sold more than I Continue Reading

Winner!

On Friday, I was supposed to draw a name for a winner from the blog post about "F".  I did.  Check it out... I almost fell over.  Another F-word.  I almost hit the thing again just because it seemed so unbelievable.  But, another word I love is serendipitous.  So... I kept it.  This totally felt Continue Reading

M-ovies

I love them.  Always have.  They're not as good as a book, but they have an advantage that books don't have.  See, I can watch a movie and write a book.  I can watch a movie and sew a dress, pay bills, help a kid with her doll dress, and cook dinner.  I can do all kinds of things while watching a Continue Reading

L-ists

You know, I think most people are list makers.  Some use complex organizers, others notebooks.  Some like post-it-notes, and some are more techy types with smart phones, iPads, and laptops.  I have a daughter that puts everything into her iTouch.  From what to buy at Burger King, to when to switch Continue Reading

K-indness

I think it's underrated in today's society.  We're more of a tit for tat culture these days.  "Anything you can do to me, I can do worse to you" seems to be the rule of the day.  I wonder, whatever happened to kindness? Your waitress is snooty.  Would it hurt you to smile and leave a good tip?  Continue Reading

J-ust

the Write Escape... Someone asked me recently how I came up with "Just the Write Escape" for a tagline for my website.   To be honest, it wasn't an easy decision.  I wanted something that was gently edgy.  Yeah.  Like the paradox that I am (That might just have a little something to do with my Continue Reading

I-ncomplete

(To see what other bloggers are doing this month, check out the HUGE list of bloggers HERE! In school, it's a word that pretty much ensures your GPA goes south.  In writing it could mean a hundred different things--or a hundred different projects.  Yes, I have well over a hundred different Continue Reading

H-ope

Hope was one of my first characters.  Six years ago I participated in my first NaNoWriMo.  I like to challenge myself for NaNo, so I chose to force myself to write the most romantic drivel I could manage.  Look, the book is bad.  Really bad.  However, there is (forgive the pun) hope for it.  I need Continue Reading

G-

Gee!  That's a funny letter!  I got to wondering (yes, I said "got" for a reason there) about what fun words start with G and how many of them I use in writing.  So, here we go, eh? Giblets (self-explanatory) Gizzard (inspired by giblets of course) Guts (ok, is there a trend going here or Continue Reading

E-verard

Yes, I'm using today's post as an advertisement for my next Not-So-Fairy Tales book.  Sue me.  No, don't.  I don't have anything you want.  Sorry.  If I win the Lottery (guess I better start playing), I'll let you know and you can sue me then, ok? Where was I?  Oh, Everard.  He's coming along Continue Reading

D-eleterious

I can hear you now.  What?  Am I going to corrupt you?  Harm your psyche?  Is this what I think my books are? No.  How about the word itself?  When was the last time you heard it in common conversation?  When was the last time you read it spoken?  Or, God forbid, have you only heard it spoken by Continue Reading

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Can the small town of Berne support two bookstores Can the small town of Berne support two bookstores? Of course, not. Does that stop Anne Montgomery from opening one practically next door to the other one? It does not. Their friendship may be dead, but nothing will stop her from running her dream bookstore. And... she got the prime location. It's perfect!
Except it isn't. If something doesn't change, she'll flop faster than this year's over-hyped novel. After much pleading (and some interfering), Milton and his trusty parrotlet, Atticus (not Finch) arrive to help.
Book two in the Bookstrings series (aside from the two prequel novellas), Clock Tower Bound is available in print, on Kindle (and Kindle Unlimited), and coming soon to audiobook (and @ChristaDelSorbo's) YouTube Channel (where you can listen free!).
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#Christfic
#BookishBooks
#Bookstrings
The introduction to the Bookstrings series, Spines The introduction to the Bookstrings series, Spines & Leaves takes you near Joshua Tree National Park and a tiny bookstore desiccating in the heat. But Milton Coleridge and his love of books sees potential--and another kind of love. For someone else. Again. Still, with his trusty parrotlet Atticus (not Finch) by his side, he's turning his business skills in a new, more rewarding direction. Jump into the first Bookstrings novella today. Available in print, on Kindle (and Kindle Unlimited) and audiobook, as well as able to be listened to FREE on YouTube. https://amzn.to/3U2Smtn #affiliatelink
#ChristFic
#BookStrings
#BookishBooks
Nothing says true love like a mutual admiration of Nothing says true love like a mutual admiration of books, right? Nine authors, nine stories, more matches than we may ever know. Preorder your copy before the price goes up! https://amzn.to/4hxAwIO #affiliatelink
#IvoryKeysPress
#BookedForLoveAnthology
#ChristFic
#Kindle99
#Preorder
#KindleUnlimited
Judah Hensley knows three underacknowledged things Judah Hensley knows three underacknowledged things. 1. Alpacas are gross. 2. Family is complicated. 3. Faith is even worse. He might have to spend his summer hawking devotionals and enduring yet another, "Have a blessed day," but he'll survive by driving his coworker crazy and trying not to annoy his parents. Much.
Panda Marie knew working with Judah would be awful, but finding out he's lost his faith? Now what?
One old bookstore, one new location, one last summer to survive and then they all get a new start on life. Question is, will it really be better?
https://amzn.to/4hveztT #affiliatelink
#Christfic
#Bookstrings
#BookishBook
Judah Hensley knows three underacknowledged things Judah Hensley knows three underacknowledged things. 1. Alpacas are gross. 2. Family is complicated. 3. Faith is even worse. He might have to spend his summer hawking devotionals and enduring yet another, "Have a blessed day," but he'll survive by driving his coworker crazy and trying not to annoy his parents. Much.
Panda Marie knew working with Judah would be awful, but finding out he's lost his faith? Now what?
One old bookstore, one new location, one last summer to survive and then they all get a new start on life. Question is, will it really be better?
https://amzn.to/4hveztT #affiliatelink
#Christfic
#Bookstrings
#BookishBook
Nothing says true love like a mutual admiration of Nothing says true love like a mutual admiration of books, right? Nine authors, nine stories, more matches than we may ever know. My contribution to the anthology is Turnabout Is Fair Match. One good thing came out of the trauma in Dying to Read: Olemann's Books now has a reputation for having "matchmaking" book clubs. And that's something Imogen Stokes is very interested in--not for herself, of course. She has a grandson to match up, and Olemann's is the place to get it done.
Preorder your copy before the price goes up! https://amzn.to/4hxAwIO #affiliatelink
#IvoryKeysPress
#BookedForLoveAnthology
#ChristFic
#Kindle99
#Preorder
#KindleUnlimited
Can the small town of Berne support two bookstores Can the small town of Berne support two bookstores? Of course, not. Does that stop Anne Montgomery from opening one practically next door to the other one? It does not. Their friendship may be dead, but nothing will stop her from running her dream bookstore. And... she got the prime location. It's perfect!
Except it isn't. If something doesn't change, she'll flop faster than this year's over-hyped novel. After much pleading (and some interfering), Milton and his trusty parrotlet, Atticus (not Finch) arrive to help.
Book two in the Bookstrings series (aside from the two prequel novellas), Clock Tower Bound is available in print, on Kindle (and Kindle Unlimited), and coming soon to audiobook (and @ChristaDelSorbo's) YouTube Channel (where you can listen free!).
https://amzn.to/4xrzgvt #affiliatelink
#Christfic
#BookishBooks
#Bookstrings
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