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Happy Halloween!

31 Sunday Oct 2021

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Happy Halloween! It’s my favorite day of the year, but wouldn’t you know…I’ll be working all day. Thankfully, I enjoy my job as a tour guide at The Witch House, the 17th-century home of Jonathan Corwin, one of nine judges for the Court of Oyer and Terminer during the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. We’ve been sold out all month, and I’m guessing today will be a bit (if not a lot) crazy!

Stay safe and enjoy yourself! 🙂

Happy Halloween!

31 Thursday Oct 2019

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Today is my favorite holiday: Halloween!  It’ll be a busy one, too, despite the rain.  I’m working all day at The Witch House, the 17th-century home of one of the 9 judges during the 1692 Salem Witch Trials.  All month long, tourists have been asking me if there’s paranormal activity in the house (80% of which is original to 1675).  I’ve experienced quite a bit in the house…all good stuff, though.

Last October, I wrote a blog post about some of my experiences and one of the spirits I believe visits from time to time.  Since I wrote the post, many events have occurred to reconfirm what I wrote again and again.  If you’re new to my blog, click here to read that original post.

Time to get this day started.  The Joseph Vargo art above really sets the mood, doesn’t it?  Wishing you a safe, fun, and spooky Halloween!  🙂

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13 Tuesday Aug 2019

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I’ve had a lot of deadlines lately!  August 1, I sent my editor the completed manuscript of The Sword Unsheathed, the third book in my Guardians of Erin young adult paranormal fantasy series.

Two days ago, I turned in the final galley for Night of the Owl, the fourth of The Novels of Ravenwood medieval romance series.  I hope to reveal the cover for that book soon!

Today, I’m working all day at The Witch House (the 17th-century home of Jonathan Corwin, one of the 9 judges during the Salem Witch Trials of 1692).  But tomorrow, I’ll be listening to–and marking corrections for–18 chapters’ worth of audio files for the audiobook of The Stone Awakened, the RONE Award-nominated second book in my Guardians of Erin series.

So there’s a lot going on!  I’ll have more news soon.  In the meantime, I’m wishing you a lovely day and week ahead.  🙂