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Underworld, Fairies, Conference, What Could Be Better?

Happy Tuesday All,

Monday was super busy. Husband had off, so it was quite a day--but mostly good.

Not too long ago I read Josephine Angelini's newest release, DreamlessDreamless is the sequel to Starcrossed (which I have talked about many times).  It was a great read and I can hardly wait for the 3rd book to come out! If you haven't read this series, I highly recommend picking up Starcrossed and taking the journey with Helen, Lucas, and the others.

Shanna Swendson has announced on her website the future release of book 5 in her Enchanted, Inc. series. I can't tell you how long I've waited for this book! I love the Enchanted, Inc. books. I own and have read the other 4 at least twice (if not more times). Book 5, Much Ado About Magic, looks like it's going to be awesome. This is another series I highly recommend. If you haven't read it, don't wait for a fairy to cast a spell on you, go pick up Enchanted, Inc (book 1) and immerse yourself in all things magical.

The NWHRWA will be opening up for registration of our annual Lone Star Conference, soon! James Scott Bell is the keynote speaker this year (and from what I hear, an excellent speaker). Whether you're a published or unpublished writer, please think about coming on down in October! It'll be a blast! Trust me, this is my third year going.

What's going on in your world?

Have A Tremendous Tuesday!                                                      

Comments

Tonette Joyce said…
Busy here,Bethany...Husband is back in town, but Grandson is gone now and I am gearing up for a family reuniontwo states over.I have had much to do, much to plan, Grandgirls to care for in the meantime.So you won't hear from me next week,I will be traveling to NC then back via TN to pick Grandson up on the way back.
Bethany said…
Tonette,

I hope the family reunion goes well and is lots of fun! Safe travels to you and yours.

Thank you for dropping by and for your comment :-)

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