Wherein I break down the two main continuity models you can use in your author business and how to implement them.
Dexter had a dock manager named Gordon on his payroll who worked at the top of a tall building overlooking the whole of the dock.
I haven't posted here in a long time, but I thought that I would share with you my income report from 2021. I just finished it and thought you might appreciate it.
We're not almost five months through the year, and I can finally look at 2020 without having a complete mental breakdown.
This is the last thing I feel the need to post from my year of transparency, which is the income breakdown from Quickbooks from my end of year earnings.
Closing my books from last year, I thought you would like to see how my revenue numbers and income report differed from 2017 to 2018.
I returned to Claudia’s vet clinic again because if I was going to find out who put out a hit on Benny, I needed to be able to talk to him.
One Damned Good Thing is about a terminally ill prisoner who is given a reprieve to live out his final days at a beautiful hospice. He quickly finds out that this hospice is more sinister.
Gino’s was close to the water across Seattle from Ratinger’s Drug in the circuitous maze that was Pike Place Market, a mesh of poorly planned buildings.
While the rat had still been sleeping, I told Claudia everything I knew about the murder.
Before I headed into the sewer to chase down a mangled rat, I needed equipment. I stopped by a pet shop and picked up a carrier, some rat food, and bandages to tie up the animal’s wound.
USA Today bestselling author Jennifer Hilt joins us to talk about how to embed tropes into your books to make them more irresistible to readers.
Phil didn’t love the idea of my mother hanging out with him and Candy, but he conceded that having a frigging angel for protection until this all blew over would be a logical move.