Book Preview – The House in Wattle Lane

This has me interested! What do you think? Please click the link to read more of Kristah’s blog! 🙂

As promised, I’d like to share with you a preview of my new novel, due for release at the end of January. The House in Wattle Lane is the second book in the Wattle Lane novels. Although it includes some of the characters from the first book, Scrappy Cupcake Angels, it can be read as a stand-alone story.

So, here it is, the first chapter.

Enjoy!

Chapter One

As Neave walked for the last time from the high-rise building where she had spent her weekdays for more than a decade, she felt a surge of apprehension mixed with a strange feeling of anticipation—apprehension for what the future might hold, and anticipation of a new beginning. Still reeling from the rowdy farewell that her co-workers had thrown for her, she walked to the basement of the building, clutching her leaving gift—a fancy pedometer and an iTunes gift card—and climbed into…

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Special Occasion Hair Decorations

I’ve been working on dresses for an upcoming event. Our youngest has a very special theme for her garb. I made these hair ornaments to top everything off. I’m really hoping they work.

The photo only shows one of them and, while they are a pair, they are different. I hope you like them!

The Hush

Beautiful poetry paired with lovely photos! Please click the link to see more from Morgan’s wonderful blog!

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It is the Still, Soft Hush That Speaks the Loudest.

It is the Gentle, Quiet Peace that Reaches the Deepest.

It is the Tender, Soothing Serenity that Comforts the Greatest.

It is the Softest Spoken Word that Soothes the Deepest.

For my Friend Amsgirl.

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Beautiful Photographs found at: wallfoy.com

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Color My Days

Beautiful encouragement!

Wild Flower Child

We’ve been adjusting to life without the internet (or with very limited internet) for several days now. It’s been…interesting… I know it’s going to take some getting used to. But the creativity hasn’t stopped. Here’s my newest upload to deviantART. If you want to know more about it, get a free digital download for personal use ONLY, or purchase a print (photo or gift-type items), then click on the photo to go to my deviantART page.

“Wild Flower Child” – photo by Melody Kittles – Click on the photo to find out more about the photo or to purchase a print at deviantART! 🙂

Call me a nerd if you will, but I <3 my dice.

Imagination is a wonderful thing! I hope I never lose mine. What a dark and scary place that would leave me in!

Riley Amos Westbook

Believe it or not, my dice has saved me from many a sticky situation. Like the time I fought off a werewolf with nothing but my shield and a spiked gauntlet. Or the time I jumped onto the back of an elemental dragon and rode him across the planes. Things like this just don’t happen in our daily lives, and to me that’s saddening.

I have an over active imagination. Have had it ever since I was a kid, and when I started writing I had a million different ideas flood me at once. You know what I used to make the choices I did in my books? That’s right, my dice. And so, I offer thanks to the people who created dice, and the people who created the table top role playing games I played for so many years, without who’s influence I would be a completely different person.

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