This week’s winners are: Patricia Pelkey and Laverne Ray. Congratulations to both of you; your autographed books will be on their way pronto. The new round is underway, and you can enter by simply posting a comment. Two winners will be chosen at random, and posted here next Monday. Or Tuesday. 🙂
Oh, this spring weather. Yesterday was gloriously sunny, but quite cold. Today, we’ve had lots of rain. I just imagine it soaking down into the ground, raising last year’s very low water tables to normal levels. After last summer’s wildfires and ongoing drought, we’re mighty grateful for a good, steady rain.
I’ve been writing most of the day, and now that I’m finished, Button and I are at my laptop on the kitchen table, composing this blog. He’s not much help. 🙂
I’ve listened to several audiobooks over the past few days–just discovered a new (to me) author, Joshilyn Jackson. I started with her new novel, “The Opposite of Everyone”, and when I finished listening to that, I went looking for more. So far, my favorite has been “Backseat Saints”, which is definitely the kind of story that keeps a person listening long after the ‘stop’ button should have been pressed.
The dogs are thriving, though Tule is still on medication and has to go back to the vet’s for another blood test, just to be sure the antibiotics have done their job. He’s like a different dog, running and playing the wolf game with Mowgli, in other words, pretending they’re wild and vicious beasts, fighting to the death in the wilderness. Instead, they’re play biting, and its comical to watch the contortions they go through. Mowgli is trouble looking for a place to happen, but he’s also the sweetest, most tender-hearted little critter, so eager to be loved. I’m so glad these two little guys decided to rescue me.
About Linda
The daughter of a town marshal, Linda Lael Miller is a #1 New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author of more than 100 historical and contemporary novels, most of which reflect her love of the West.
Raised in Northport, Washington, Linda pursued her wanderlust, living in London and Arizona and traveling the world before returning to the state of her birth to settle down on a horse property outside Spokane.
