Publication of a book these days requires an author to be facile with social media. I’m still learning, but I do have TWO guest blogs now up.
Appearing on current RomCon blog—a piece on “The Comfort and Discomfort of Books.” If you’re inspired by my thoughts, feel free to add books that comfort you OR have helped you change. There’s a book give-away associated with this one. RomCon is an annual conference designed for readers of romance novels, along with reviews, ratings, and website. Read my blog under the “Contemporary Romance” blog section at http://www.romcon.com/BlogRetrieve.aspx?PostID=511242&A=SearchResult&SearchID=3057805&ObjectID=511242&ObjectType=55
Then my fellow author at Prism Book Group, Linda Carroll-Bradd, kindly invited me to give insight into the heroine of my book Falling Like a Rock. Elaine Svoboda is spunky and determined but somewhat misguided in her efforts to give her life direction and find a special someone. Visit and comment on her blog “Musings About the Writing Life” at http://blog.lindacarroll-bradd.com/
Appearing on Danielle Thorne’s blog, “The Balanced Writer,” 7/25 through 8/2/14, “Tipsy, Wobbly, Everyday Life. . .Plus a book give-away.” Balance becomes a challenge as we age. . .Zumba, exercises, nothing seems to help. . .This struggle makes me wonder about balance in life generally. We usually think bigger is better, but how does this measure up against the concept of balance? See more at 
In this heartfelt women’s novel, a mountain town and its rugged mayor captivate a woman in search of a new life and love. Unloved and unemployed. That’s Elaine Svoboda, after she’s sacked, then flees across country to her boyfriend who drops her flat. Teetering on the abyss of disaster, she calls an old friend who invites her to a tiny mountain town with fresh prospects. There she meets rugged, hunky Joe Richter-Leon, mayor of Falling Rock.
Bonnie McCune, author 