Author Archives: Joselyn
Aren’t you just the spitting image…
Not of my parents, but of my sister. Three of my siblings have fairer skin that tends more toward burning than tanning, and three of us have darker hair (Well, it used to be darker. Now it’s whiter and receding.) … Continue reading
A Penny Saved – Cover Reveal
I’m excited to show off the new cover for A Penny Saved, the second book in The Pretty Penny Romances. (The first is In for a Pound.) So here’s a little about A Penny Saved: Penny Pounds has never met … Continue reading
Questions from a tongue-tied author
Our theme for this week is what are the first three questions we would ask our favorite author if we were able to meet with them. My all-time favorite author is Jane Austen and I would have a very different … Continue reading
I wasn’t expecting that!
I used to want to read every book in existence. Every classic, every mystery, every spy thriller, every romance. But that was before responsibility when I could spend all afternoon reading Nancy Drew without feeling guilty about not making supper … Continue reading
In for a Pound
A Penny Saved, the second book in the Pretty Penny Series, comes out this summer, so I thought I would share a bit from In for a Pound, the first book in the series. Where was Colin? Sidney Walker snapped … Continue reading
Leaps Tall Buildings…
I love superhero TV shows and movies. Superman and Christopher Reeve were my first big screen crush. My motivation for running on the treadmill is the latest episodes of Arrow, The Flash, Black Lightning, and DC’s Legends of Tomorrow. Flash, … Continue reading
New to me, Kristan Higgins
Since my reading time tends to be limited to the fifteen minutes before I fall asleep, I stick to authors I know. Usually short and sweet romances. However over the last few months, I have been studying a few new … Continue reading
O Art, Where art thou?
When I was little, I thought painting and drawing were a type of magic. I wanted to learn. Learn to draw books made the top of my Scholastic book order lists. While I attempted the instructions, my drawings were always … Continue reading
Easter traditions
My kids love doing an Easter egg hunt. I, however, struggle with what to put in the eggs. They really don’t need more candy. Last year, I bought a bag of candy that I thought I could share with a … Continue reading
A Rumble on the horizon
Some people look forward to crocuses popping through the soil or the buds forming on the trees. Others notice the animals shedding their extra hair preparing for the warmer temperatures. I appreciate the warmer temperatures of spring and the ease … Continue reading
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Four Foxes, One Hound 