The publishing world is wonderful. Books are everywhere, aren’t they? So often, books are the framework – if not topic - of political round tables, talk shows, girl-talk, peer talk, amongst colleagues and even on dates.
As an author, I am often inspired to see so many people – despite all of our wonderful choices for entertainment and ways to feed our brains – are still picking up books. And reading them 
And I’m blessed to have had Random House and Harper Collins publish three that I’ve written: Blame It on Eve, In the Paint and Little Divas.
That being said, I have publication news 
My sophomore effort, In the Paint, was just re-released as an “e-book” for all you Sony Reader and Kindle enthusiasts. (Disclaimer: I have no idea how to use either but then I am also still hopelessly in love with the crackle sound that an LP makes and I have just finally fully upgraded from film that has to be developed to a digital camera, but only because it was given to me by my dad as a gift!).
I appreciate technology but let’s just say I’m a little slow about embracing it. Working. On. That. 
So anyhow, you can now order In the Paint officially as something called an e-book. Yeah!!! {{{{{{{{ applause and confetti }}}}}}}}
And guess what else? Little Divas, my debut for young readers (tweens in particular) – afte
r success in hardback -was just released today in paperback. With a new cover and an economy friendly price ($5.99) I hope you’ll consider it the next time you’re shopping online or at your favorite bookstore.
Otherwise, to update (because it’s been a year since I pulled my blog) I’m still ghostwriting memoirs and non-fiction projects and freelancing as a journalist. I am also working on more offerings of my own. Blessings to count. Optimism worth beholding. And I’m thankful.
To God be the glory!xoxo… and LOVE!
