Hello!

Are you trying to check things off your to-do list for December? Baking cookies, getting gifts, wrapping presents, sending Christmas cards, preparing for parties and Christmas programs, family get togethers, and dreaming of sitting down with your feet up, a hot drink beside you and a good Christmas story to read? I can sympathize. While I leave the cookie baking to my sister, and we don't have lots of parties to prepare for, I have wrapped a lot of gifts, and am trying to catch up on all those things that got pushed aside during our house remodel. We still haven't finished the remodel project, but at least we just have the hall to do and, while we walk though the hall all the time, we don't live in it.

I'm making time to get some Christmas reading in, and some Christmas movies, and Christmas music.

Speaking of Christmas reading, there's a Christmas story that is FREE today only! It's not one of my stories either. And no, she's not paying me to advertise for her. But since I was writing this newsletter today and her story is Free today, I just had to mention it. It's called Snow-Globe World. Isn't the cover so pretty?

You can read my post and review about it HERE. Or click on the title above to go get your free copy.

Another thing you might be interested in is a giveaway for an audio of one of my Christmas stories. This one is hosted by Kylie Hunt and is for His Law is Love. The giveaway has a few more days left, so make sure you get your entries in.

I haven't updated anyone on my writing for quite some time. Perhaps that's because I've hardly been writing. I'm hoping to change that this month as I have a new writing project I'm excited to work on. Nope, I'm not telling you what it is right now. But don't worry, I have not forgotten the dozen or so other stories I need to finish. Or is that more like 20 unfinished stories? Please tell me I'm not the only one with so many started and not finished stories!

Well, I should send this before it gets too long since I'm sure you are quite busy, and I need to work on Christmas cards and do some reading. And yes, some writing too. Merry Christmas and I hope to visit with you all again in January! (January?! Didn't this year just start?)