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Less than a week until Teddy!

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The Hitwoman and the Teddy Bear is almost here.

I can’t wait for you to read Maggie’s latest adventure.

Maggie Lee has done some really questionable things, but she’s never stooped so low as to steal a child’s toy. There’s a first time for everything.

Maggie’s life is always complicated, but her tenuous balancing act becomes even more dangerous when she’s given the job of stealing a teddy bear from the grandson of the mobster Delveccio.

As she struggles to keep the different facets of her life separate, her family faces multiple threats to their safety, and there’s a very real chance she won’t be able to protect everyone she loves.

Her best chance at success depends on the help of her pets…and you can bet they all have something to say about that.

Make sure to preorder your copy right away.

The Hitwoman and the Teddy Bear

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I’m gearing up for the release of The Hitwoman and the Teddy Bear on April 30th. Can you believe this is book 26 in the Confessions of a Slightly Neurotic Hitwoman series?!?!

Have you preordered your copy yet?

Maggie Lee has done some really questionable things, but she’s never stooped so low as to steal a child’s toy.

There’s a first time for everything.

Of course, there’s a good reason for what she’s doing, but you already guessed that.

Just like you know things won’t go smoothly for Maggie and the menagerie.

(And yes, God will have something to say about that.)

Plus, I’m getting closer to finishing Something Old, Something New, book four in the Psychic Consignment Mystery series.

And I MAY have started Cursed Chicks Club 4.

My work life is almost as crazy as Maggie’s, lol.

New Covers for the Magical Adventures!

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What do you get when you combine a witch who doesn’t know her own power, a possessed cat and a dragon, all traveling in an RV caravan trying to break a curse?

Chaos and Adventure! Love and Laughter!

Follow Ravena and her friends as they try to right the world of wrongs, one magical moment at a time.

I’ve got new covers for the Cursed Chicks series! Aren’t they pretty? (I also changed the title of the first book. One Flew Over the Raven’s Nest is now Once Cursed, Twice Shy.)

The Hitwoman Owes a Favor

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The latest in the Confessions of a Slightly Neurotic Hitwoman series is out.

I must admit that I did a happy dance when an Amazon reader said about The Hitwoman Owes a Favor: “#25 in the series is as exciting and funny as the 24 that preceded it.”

Maggie Lee may be an inept hitwoman, but she pays her debts.

When Maggie told her friend Mia that she’d help her out of any mess she found herself in, she meant it. Of course they’d both been fifteen at the time.

Maggie hasn’t seen Mia in forever, until she suddenly shows up, intent on holding Maggie to her promise. Mia’s husband has disappeared, taking their money with him and she desperately needs it. 

While Maggie has other things to worry about, namely protecting her father from whoever is trying to kill him, Mia makes it impossible for her to not reciprocate the favor. 

Bound by a pinky swear, Maggie tracks down Mia’s soon-to-be-ex but doing so puts her at odds with the guys who have her back: Patrick, Zeke and Gino.

If Maggie’s not careful, her long-ago promise could have deadly consequences…especially since her psychic friend has predicted she’s going to die.

New Release this Week!

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The Hitwoman Owes a Favor will be released on Friday.

Part of me can’t believe this is the 25th story of Maggie and the gang.

And ALL of me can’t believe that the first book in the series CONFESSIONS OF A SLIGHTLY NEUROTIC HITWOMAN was published over nine years ago.

Time flies when you’re having fun I guess!

Don’t forget to preorder your copy of The Hitwoman Owes a Favor. Once again Maggie’s sense of duty to family and friends is getting her into A LOT of trouble

Maggie Lee may be an inept hitwoman, but she pays her debts.

When Maggie told her friend Mia that she’d help her out of any mess she found herself in, she meant it. Of course they’d both been fifteen at the time.

Maggie hasn’t seen Mia in forever, until she suddenly shows up, intent on holding Maggie to her promise. Mia’s husband has disappeared, taking their money with him and she desperately needs it. 

While Maggie has other things to worry about, namely protecting her father from whoever is trying to kill him, Mia makes it impossible for her to not reciprocate the favor. 

Bound by a pinky swear, Maggie tracks down Mia’s soon-to-be-ex but doing so puts her at odds with the guys who have her back: Patrick, Zeke and Gino.

If Maggie’s not careful, her long-ago promise could have deadly consequences…especially since her psychic friend has predicted she’s going to die.

This writer’s life…Friday/Saturday

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I’ve been writing up a storm, working on Hitwoman 26 and the secret project.

And I did another pass of the Hitwoman 25 edits. Last one (okay, maybe two, lol) tomorrow!

I also finalized the cover for Hitwoman 26 yesterday.

I took half the day off today because I’m tired and have been dealing with low-grade headaches for days. Too much staring at screens.

A week in this writer’s life…Thursday

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Today was blessedly focused.

Sometimes I get tired from working on so many projects simultaneously. Today I gave almost all of my attention to the story edits of The Hitwoman Owes a Favor.

I’m so pleased with how this latest Maggie adventure has turned out!

I had to do a little work regarding covers for other books and some admin work (you know I abhor admin work, lol) but overall it was a very focused, very productive day. Yay!

A week in this writer’s life…Wednesday

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I took the day off…mostly.

But I still okayed the cover for Hitwoman 26, set the publication date for the fourth Psychic Consignment Mystery and did some marketing work.

Not to mention something interesting, that I can’t talk about (may never get to talk about) regarding a writing opportunity fell into my lap and required a lot of research and debate.

Even on days off there’s always work to do.