Confessions of an Authoress

At least that’s how it feels. I meant to update this blog more than once this month. I even have plans to do a rambling blogpost about Fanny Price and Henry Crawford. There’s an outline and everything. There’s been some personal family stuff going on and when I do have a spare moment, I’ve been writing on short pieces and the third novel in my Lady Sheriff Trilogy. I do have a piece of news though.

On July 25th, 2026, ten authors will gather at the Terre Haute Convention Center and to sign and sell their books. I’ll be selling and signing copies of “The Keeper of Lost Daughters,” and I think I’m going to try to bring some of my souvenirs that I got while I was in Poland. Called Stories on the Wabash, it is sponsored by local author, Martha Thorne Reed, who recently published her memoir, “The Day Hope Walked a Mile!” You can purchase a copy here, or at the Stories on the Wabash event. I’m going to buy a copy from Martha directly that way I can get it signed.

We will be there from 11am to 3pm, so if you’re in the Terre Haute area, please come by and say hey!