I'm getting around today - Cassie and friends interviewed on two blogs!

*I'm visiting at Jane Henry's - there is an excerpt from the book and Jane ask some interesting question too. I hope you will drop by.

I'm also happy to let you all know that the questions you asked Cassie, Tom and Sue are in an interview over at Patty Devlin's today. I was most interested in some of Tom's answers. I hope you'll go by.

It’s finally here! CassieCorralled is live. Many of us are stuck in bone chilling cold and it’s definitely a good time to curl up under a blanket or sit by the fire and read. For those of you having pleasant weather – grrrr…  I mean, take your Kindle out and read in the warm sunshine.

Many writers compare writing a book to having a child and I see this. Each is special in its own way. This book is special to me because of the way it was written. I’ve often said that Cassie writes her own stories and it’s true. But I usually know what’s going to happen. I was happily writing this one, knowing, in general, how one part was going to turn out when the story took a complete turn from what I was thinking and off it went on its own. My only contribution was typing. I love it when that happens! The outcome is always better than what I had in mind. Once it’s been out a while I’ll tell you more about this.

Here is the blurb:

Cassie Corralled (book 8)

Cassie is still living life to the fullest, telling Allie stories about everything from long ago shooting incidents to playing laser tag with the children. Tom keeps an amused, yet watchful eye, on his lovely wife. He tries to be tolerant of Cassie’s fun loving ways, but when she decides to spend the day with people she met through the Internet, without letting him or the girls know of her plans, Tom sees red. Tired of Cassie constantly putting herself in possible danger Tom decides to hire her a driver. Cassie immediately sees this plan for what it really is; Tom wants to hire a bodyguard/watchdog/babysitter for Cassie. That’s something Cassie won’t tolerate and after quickly packing a bag, she’s gone with a roar of the engine and a squeal of the tires. In this case Cassie is determine to have her way – and so is Tom, the final decision may change life on the river forever.

I’d love to know what you think of it. If you’re not one to write a review on Amazon (which is always welcomed) come back here and let me know, or drop me an email.

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