A new beginning.

This fall is a new beginning for this blog...I'll be posting regularly and welcome all comments.  Invited them.  I'm going to still have my characters give behind the scenes comments on the current book, but I'll start blogging my thoughts.  And what crazy thoughts an author has.  Hopefully, it will give y'all insight.

Ethan is going to have his time.  He was a great guy, but was rather stubborn about sharing his secrets with me.  Don't you just hate when a man won't open up?  Well, it took me sometime to pry it out of him.  And of course, Tessa proved to be as much as a challenge.  She had her secrets, but was more willing to share.

I'm hoping you'll join me regularly here.  I'll enjoy sharing thoughts and for sure my characters will love having their say.

New Job

Tyler here.  It's been a while since I posted, but life has gotten in the way.  Beth has been traveling way too much for her job.  I see her when she darts in and out.  Her brother, Zach, is about to nail her feet to the ground, since we have to scramble to find someone to cover for her during the equine therapy sessions.

I've decided to join the Albuquerque PD.  I'm going to work with the bomb squad.  With my background in explosives and seen the bombs the enemy constructed, I can help here at home.  I'm almost finished with my police training.

Folks have asked about Dogger.  How has he settled into our married live.  He's loving the attention that Beth gives him.   As for Prince Charming, well dog and horse are buds.  A couple of days last week, I left Dogger with Zach at Second Chance Ranch.  Apparently, he's now the official greeter to new clients.

This is Riley. I want to tell you how things have gone since my exciting night out.  Mom's getting better.  She's out of her casts.  She's still working from home, but she goes into work twice a week.  There's a guy at her office that picks her up.  I think he likes her.

Tyler's finished going through the police training academy.  He's going to be a bomb technician.   Beth is suck acting funny.  She's either barfing or eating like it's going out of style.  And Sophie is looking like she's going to have a baby soon.

Me. I started high school.  I'm bringing lots of new friends to Second Chance ranch.  I'm kinda a big deal.  And church is great.  Life's good, but I still miss my brother.

Lynda McClure, here.  Mother of the brood.  Beth is my youngest.  I'll say my little girl was a blessing to our family.  Granted, I know she gave her brothers a hard time, but they were protective and loving of her.  When she tattled on them, my boys might have huffed and puffed and complained, but if anyone at school tried to bully her, they took up her cause.  I made more than one trip to the school to talk to the principal about either Zach or Ethan fighting.  It was always defending their sister.
Every time, Mom?

Yes, every time.
Gee, I didn't know.  Ah, thanks bros.

Lessons learned

Riley, here.  I got to tell you, isn't not fun to decide to run away.  When I heard Tyler say the stuff he did about my brother, I took off.  It wasn't the smartest idea I've ever have. Good thing Dogger followed me.  He's a good dog and stayed with me all through the cold night, and he's the one who got us home.  Course, he's a good listener and I think God sent him as my guardian angel.  Sometimes, acting without thinking not a good idea, but  don't tell my mom.

Hurry, time is running out.

Beth, here.  Apparently, I'm the only one posting, which means I can tell all sorts of secrets.   What a thought.  What I wanted to tell everyone that it depends on where you live, but our book might have disappeared off the shelf.  If you can find the book (it's an April release) the you can go on Amazon or eharlequin.com and order the book.  Please do.  Then email us here at the blog and we'll answer any question you have.

Trust God

Beth here. Sometimes, when it seems everything is going wrong, God brings a new understanding to our lives.  He can turn our tragedy into triumph.   When Riley's mom came to pick him up after the lock-in, she was broadsided and taken to the hospital.  We didn't understand why that happened, then Riley disappeared.  I can't tell you how dark those days were.  I thought the world had come apart...but God preformed miracles.  None of understood why it happened, but God turned our mourning turned into dancing.