Good Afternoon - Tuesday - 7 April

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It's a sunny 33 F in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Did I tell you I had a busy week? Let me tell you about it. Monday - EKG and Stress test. Tuesday - Writer's Guild. Wednesday - Hair appointment and grocery shopping, with a stop at DMV. Thursday - Infusion. Friday - my neighbor has a doctor appointment. I will go with her and be with her when she sees the doctor. The EKG and Stress tests came back good. No heart issues. Added - Monday - published Guns of War. It's available in eBook and in paperback on Amazon. Today - Tuesday - Faith to Believe is coming back from my proofreader at Writer's Guild tonight. That means another book will be published this week. My week wasn't full enough. I also got a letter from my doctor on the chart online. He wants to set up lung function tests because I'm always short of breath. I finished Wilderness Cry on Friday and started working on Wilderness Call on Saturday. So, when you don't see me, I'm either at appointments or writing. I'll be glad when this week is over and I have a normal schedule again. And of course if you know me, I'm not only working on Wilderness Call, book 3 in the series, I'm also working on Thread of Evidence for a second edition publication, Firestorm, and New Horizons - Predators and Terrorists. I will get back to More Than a Conqueror soon too. If it seems like I'm publishing a lot right now, I worked on five books in January to get them ready to publish. Only four will be published this year. I published Love's Illusion in February, Guns of War yesterday, and I'll publish Faith to Believe this week. Then I will publish In the Hands of Mighty Men in May. Then maybe I can relax and only write and edit the stories I have finished and finish the ones I'm writing. My pace feels hectic to me too, but right now, I'm not slowing down. I thought you should know what's going on with me. I appreciate all of you and want to know how your life is going also. I hope it's goind well. Let me know in the comments below. Thanks for reading. The image belongs to me. The cover for my next book.