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Happy Friday Darling Readers,

 I hope everyone is doing well. I've been running around being wife, mommy, and writer. 
I got some material out to an agent who requested some chapters of a WIP (work in progress) of mine. I expect it'll be a while before I hear back. Agents are incredibly busy and they also have their real lives to think of, too. But I'm praying for a contract. I really like this agent and the agency the agent represents.

 I posted my review of C.C. Hunter's final installment of Della's story, Unspoken. I really enjoyed it. I think her fans will NOT be disappointed.

 Currently I'm looking forward to a bunch of things that aren't my projects:

 C.C. Hunter's Shadow Falls going to Internet screen show series.

 Jennifer L. Armentrout's Oblivion release and the Lux Series going to screen. (I think TV?)

 Kiera Cass's announcement about The Selection going to the big screen.

 Reading the last book in Lesley Livingston's Starling series (whenever that happens).

 Reading the new Rick Riordan series (and finishing up Heroes of Olympus series).

 Seeing the new Peanuts and Star Wars movies. I also want to see Inside Out and the Minions movies.


I'm also loving this season of Once Upon A Time!

What things are you working on and looking forward to in the book, movie, or TV world?

 Have a Fantastically Fabulous Friday!
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Unknown said…
Love Rick Riordan...can't wait to see the new Star Wars, Peanuts, and James Bond!
Take Care:)
Anne
Sunday, 08 November, 2015
Bethany said…
Anne,

Sorry it took me so long to post your comment. Life has been crazy (this blog can attest to that). We're planning to see the STAR WARS movie--got our tickets, even. I hope to see the PEANUTS movie on DVD or Blu Ray. I'm sure my husband will want to see the James Bond movie.

Thank you for dropping by and for your comment. :-)
Tuesday, 08 December, 2015
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