2025 was an unusual year for my family and me. Kim was tied up with a work project all year, which limited what we could do when it came to traveling. We vacationed in Deadwood, South Dakota, and drove to a book event in Branson, Missouri. But not much else. Our hope she’ll be free
This month will be a shorter than normal newsletter, as I had to put it together quickly. I’ve been working feverously to finish the last draft of Mayhem in Music City before sending it off to my editor. An lo and behold, I emailed the draft to Tina last Thursday. I still have a faint
I’ve made a slight change to the schedule for sending out my newsletter. In the past I normally would mail it out on the first Monday or Tuesday of the month. Since this is a busy time for email newsletters, I’m going to push this back to the second Monday or Tuesday of the month
The past several weeks around our neigborhood has been noisy. First it was Google Fiber going into the ground on the streets outside our home. Then it was a sidewalk improvement project, where old sidewalks were jackhammered and then ripped out of the ground. New cement laid for the sidewalks. When the sidewalks were torn
I’ll start off this month with a cool video from the family cabin in Frisco Colorado. This was caught on the security cameras, a huge moose and baby walking past. We’ll see if this comes over in the email when it’s sent. If not, you can find this and other wildlife videos and photos on
One challenge for any author is keeping their website up-to-date. Especially those of us who handle all the work ourselves. I know with my old site, there were times I’d go back and look and realize I’d not even added my latest book anywhere on the site. I see this is true of other author
I’m pleased to announce after a lot of work, my new website is live. The design is simple, clean and easy to navigate, on your computer, tablet or phone. There is a new domain and new email addresses for contacting me. This newsletter will cover the main pages in detail with a few screen shots
Kim and I had a great time at Left Coast Crime in Denver. I had the pleasure of being on a panel discussing Crime In Colorado from an author’s perspective, with four other fabulous Colorado Crime Authors. From the left: Marie Sutro (Moderator), Patricia Raybon, Helen Starbuck and Cynthia Swanson. I attended several other panels
Today is the day I release my new book, Justice For The Forgotten. If you pre-ordered the book, thank you so much. It should be available now to read on your Kindle or Kindle app. If you haven’t ordered yet, the 99-cent pre-order price is still available on Amazon until March 9th, when it will
I’m getting to the fun time of year (he winks sarcastically!) when I sit down and do our taxes. This is where I see how much money I’ve spent to get my books in front of readers. A dollar amount that increases each year. The ROI (return on investment) has been low these last two
