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Writing from VA

A lot has been going on since leaving Florida for Virginia, a temporary move, I hope. Familial obligations have called me back to the Old Dominion, but the silver lining in the cloud is that a change of scenery has helped stimulate my writing....kind of. I'm plotting two books, one set here in NoVa and the other in my adopted hometown of Sarasota (actually Siesta Key). Today I am working on the sixth installment of the Heat Series which is set in Florida.

Let's see, what else?

Thankfully the sequel to Cruising with Destiny, one of my personal favorites, was accepted for publication by Siren. The working title is Cruising into Destiny: Commitment Ceremony, about, you guessed it, a commitment ceremony. You didn't see that coming, huh? Also I had the first installment of the PUMP series, The Men of PUMP: Grand Opening, edited by a wonderful new-to-me editor. She's awesome. Awesome! Although she questioned my use of the word "bud" for anus. Hehehehehe. I stand by bud! I am very excited about this new series written in the style of Tales of the City by Armistead Maupin, or 44 Scotland Street by my favorite Scotsman, Alexander McCall Smith. There are three main characters but they share the spotlight with quite a few more. I can't wait to get this series out to you. And I can't wait for the cover reveal! They will be great because they are being done by the super-fab and always lovely, Jinger Bruton, artist extraordinaire.

Okay, so that's about it for now. I will keep you posted with more updates soon. Stay safe, and stay sexy. I surely intend to.

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