It's Online!!!!

You can now purchase the book to start my novelist career ;) Haha! I'm ever the optimist!! There is one thing I should mention, the title changed. I just couldn't live with Unexpectedly-on-Purpose when it sounded so close to Accidentally-on-Purpose. It wasn't original and very lazy of me. So I wracked my brain until the perfect title jumped out at me: Unexpectedly Out of Focus. I so very hope everyone, especially those close to me, love it. I will do everything I can not to be so heartbroken when I receive my first, second, third and who know's how many more bad reviews, because inevitably I will get them. But I will do nothing to stop the happy jig I do when I get every good review ;) I'm on such a high right now I'm beaming, if I were a star I'd be the Northern star for sure!!

Finished and Ready to Publish!

I'm finally here. I've got the book cover exactly how I want it, I've got all my edits in and ready to be corrected. By tonight I'll be a published indie-author and I couldn't be more thrilled and utterly proud that I did it :) I have a tendency to pick up something with so much enthusiasm only to lose steam half way through so this is such a big deal for me! Word is already spreading about how great my book is thanks to my amazing beta reader Maira, friends and of course my ever supportive mom! Where would any author, especially an indie-author, be without amazing support? With that being said I'd like to take a moment to thank those that have tirelessly supported me.

Sam, my husband, you inspire me daily. You push me to be great and when I refuse to put a book down to write my own you push me off the couch and in front of the computer! :) I love you with all of my heart!

Mom, your excitement and confidence, even before you read a single word of my book has filled me with such confidence I can't ever thank you enough for that. A parent's support no matter how old we get is so very important and you never fail to give it, thank you from the bottom of my heart!

Uncle Steve, you inspired me before I ever thought of writing this story. Your own writing is amazing so having your support and excitement means the world to me!

Eileithyiae, you are the best friend a girl could ask for. You always see the brighter side of everything and I definitely needed that sunny disposition on more than one occasion during this writing process. I love your reactions to every snippet that you get to read. It's because of your enthusiasm that I feel confident that you will not be the only person to react this way to Unexpectedly and other stories I've started. Thank you for being such a great friend and supporting me the whole way through.

Suzanne, Your intelligence and candor have helped me to not lose focus when creating this story. If I overly romanticized a character or situation you didn't hold back from telling me. Thank you for that!


 Maira, thank you for taking on the task of being my only beta reader! When you told me that you weren't much of a reader I knew you would be the only test I needed. I thought if I could win over a non-reader then my hard work would have been worth it. Thank you for your honest feedback and for spreading the word!

Gio (5th Street, #2) by Elizabeth Reyes Book Review

Gio by Elizabeth Reyes

My rating: 5 of 5 stars

When tragedy strikes in the ring, Giovanni Bravo falls into a deep depression, walking away from his dream of boxing to train instead. He agrees to a two month get-away, helping train Felix Sanchez, his high school best friend and now welterweight champ of the world. Once at Felix’s lavish boxing complex, he’s reunited with Bianca Rubio, someone he remembers only as the girl with the innocent doe eyes back in high school. Her refreshing, cheerful demeanor not only takes Gio’s mind off his troubled conscience, he finds himself falling for her fast and hard. The problem—Bianca is Felix’s girlfriend.

Having a sexy, famous boyfriend has its perks, but they come with a price. Bianca not only has to deal with the ongoing tabloid rumors about her boyfriend hooking with other women, but also his constant absence when he is on the road. So now that Felix will be in town for two whole months to train for his next big bout, Bianca is thrilled. He’s even asked her to move into his cabin while he's there. But when he leaves for days at a time to promote his fight, Bianca spends time getting to know Felix’s gorgeous new trainer and good friend, Gio. Increasingly drawn to his sweet smile and smoldering green eyes, she finds herself saying and doing things she normally wouldn’t.

As it becomes more and more difficult for each to resist the other, Gio crosses the line between them. He hopes that one kiss will alleviate the overwhelming temptation and clear both their systems, but it does just the opposite. Their temptation suddenly becomes an obsession--an obsession that quickly forces Gio to realize this is more than just lust. He's fallen hard and to his delight so has she. Now he's forced to make the hardest decision of his life. Risk losing his long time friend or walk away from the only girl he's ever loved.

My Review:
I was immediately drawn into the story from the fist paragraph and couldn't put it down until 1:30 this morning when I finally finished it! I was not disappointed once. Reyes does an amazing job of creating a world filled with characters so believable I found myself laughing and crying with them. This is a must read for anyone who loves a good romance that keeps you on the edge of your seat!



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The Drifting by L. Filloon Book Review

The Drifting by L. Filloon

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


“Welcome to Velesi, Princess.”

It is Lily’s first day in the Velesi realm but not as the princess she was made to believe, but as a captive to a strange Lithi elf name Ziri – Tharin and Tolan’s mysterious brother. Who is he and why has he taken her? Or is he only a pawn in someone’s deadly game of chess?

Tharin and Lily discover a prophecy involving the Unnamed Sidhe and a way back to Eirrell, the birthplace of the Thirteen Clans. However, before they can get to the doorway to Eirrell, Lily must first make it to the Day of the Seating to take her rightful place on the throne of the Willow Clan.

Tharin must keep Lily safe until the Day of the Seating even if it means keeping the beautiful Sidhe warrior Kalis close to him. Will he be able to protect his naïve, but stubborn bride-to-be not just from Harlu but from his warrior mistress? He once again turns to his brother and cousin, to only find that Tolan has his own problems with his feisty Julia.

Thank goodness for the future king of Velesi that he has Phoris, Alorn and Mellis to cover his royal back.

Welcome to Velesi, a realm existing alongside our own with their own rules, their own players and their own way of life.

My Review:
I absolutely loved this book! I could hardly put it down and I can hardly wait for the next book! The relationship between Lily and Tharin is so addicting. I was constantly on the edge of my seat wondering what would happen between Lily and Tharin. Would they ever tell each other how they really feel? Will they stop butting heads long enough to love each other?

I fell more in love with all the characters from the first book especially Mellis and Ziri. They both brought much needed lightheartedness and humor to the story.

The imagery is spellbinding. I was easily transported to Velesi and the character development was done to perfection, I felt everything they felt. This is a definite must read :)



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Autumn Storm by Lizzy Ford Book Review

Autumn Storm by Lizzy Ford

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


I can't express how much I love Lizzy Ford's books! She creates worlds any reader can get so wrapped up in that waiting for her next book feels like torture :) Of all the series that she has created this is by far my favorite! The story picks up with Summer, now Autumn, returning to the school with no memory of who she used to be or even who she is since she has amnesia. Old enemies and obstacles are back and some with a vengeance. The twins are growing in their new powers, one more than the other, and both are after Autumn/Summer. I was on the edge of my seat the entire time hoping Summer/Autumn would pass her trial and save Decker from the quickly consuming Darkness and not fall in love with Beck again, but I won't tell if she does or doesn't do any of these things, you'll just have to read to find out ;)



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Sneak Peek #2

My eyes went wide and my throat closed up embarrassed by my thoughts; I couldn’t believe I was thinking that. “Are you alright?” he asked reaching out to me in concern. I must have looked like I was choking or freaking out. Spider or gum? Spider or gum?  I thought quickly trying to come up with a believable excuse when I blurted out, “I swallowed a spider!” What? I swallowed a spider? What the hell is wrong with me?! I thought giving myself a mental forehead slap. His eyebrows shot up, “You swallowed what?” “Um, I meant I swallowed my gum when I thought I saw a spider by your desk. Yep, mhm,” I said with a nervous chuckle fidgeting with my hair, something I always did when I was nervous. Now he probably thinks I’m a weirdo he’s stuck with showing him around the office.

Beta Reading Time...

I just printed my first copy of Unexpectedly and tomorrow it will be in the hands of my first beta :) She's warned me that her attention span is not the best so if a book isn't interesting there's no way she'll be able to finish it so this is a major test for me! I've given her and my other betas a week to read and give me their honest feedback. Then I'll give myself a week to make any necessary changes, which hopefully won't be too many (crossing fingers!). So, just in time for Christmas my book will be available for your reading pleasure or as a great gift for the bookworm in your life ;)

Sneak Peek #1

Sneak peek #1...

Suddenly his laughter stopped and I was pressed up against my car, the world around me spinning from being moved too quickly. I held onto his shoulders and closed my eyes while I focused on not throwing up all over him.

“What the hell Bryce?” I groaned barely above a whisper anything louder and I was sure I would vomit.

“Sorry,” he whispered placing his hands firmly on my hips to steady me. I swallowed hard when he pressed up against my chest to put my purse down on the hood of the car. “Are you okay?” he asked searching my eyes.

He asked if I was okay, but it felt more like he was asking if what we were doing was okay. Any thoughts or feeling of nausea was immediately forgotten. Pinned by the electrifying heat pulsating between our bodies I bobbed my head a fraction. I could feel the beats of my heart start to slowly drum through my veins and pick up in rhythm as I watched his eyes make their way down to my lips. Without thinking I licked them in preparation for a kiss. My breath caught when he squeezed down on my hips pushing me up against the car just a little more. His eyes traveled back up to mine asking for permission and again I bobbed my head a fraction unable to move or say anything more. The feel of his muscles move beneath my hands as he dipped down planting his lips tenderly over mine left me hypnotized.
 

Fire Burn and Cauldron Bubble by H.P. Mallory Review

Fire Burn and Cauldron Bubble by H.P. Mallory

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


I really enjoyed this book, the supernatural elements and the romance was done just right. There were a few parts where I skimmed because Jolie's thoughts could run a little long! I'll definitely be reading the next three books in the series and hope I won't have to wait too long for the happy ending between Jolie and her sexy warlock ;) If you're trying to decide to read this book and can't find your answer in all the reviews it's free on Amazon and probably on other e-book sites I'd say get it and find out for yourself--hopefully you won't be disappointed!



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Finally!

I'm finally there...well nearly there. I have two more paragraphs to go and then it's off to my betas! I'm incredibly anxious. Thankfully I don't have the bad habit of biting my nails or I'd have none to speak of!

Looking at the nearly finished product it's nothing like my initial outline and that I hope is for the better! I know I took a risk writing about something somewhat taboo, but when the story came to me I just could not let it go.

Now in honor of my near completion I've decided to release another little sneak peek this time something with a little more depth and insight into Mary's unexpected story. So read the Sneak Peeks post above and enjoy!

Fate Succumbs By Tammy Blackwell Review

Fate Succumbs by Tammy Blackwell

My rating: 3 of 5 stars


This was not the ending I expected, but it was a good ending nonetheless. I fell in love with this story before I even finished the Destiny Binds and Miss Tammy continued to pull me in with Time Mends even when it became obvious my guy choice was never going to be The One (sigh)! My one and only dislike was that the buildup to the final battle with the Alpha Pack and Scout finally realizing who her one true love is felt really dragged out! Still, that wouldn't stop me from recommending this series because in the end it really was a great read :)



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Mark of the Wolf by T.L. Shreffler Review

Mark of the Wolf by T.L. Shreffler

My rating: 3 of 5 stars


This is not just another werewolf story, because this is not your typical werewolf. Unlike some other werewolf stories where the hero is more than animal Gareth is as temperamental, unrefined and as wild as the wolf within. He can be protective and tender, but the urges of the wolf often outweigh sensibility. Rough around the edges and a face and body to crave, Maddy is instantly under his spell. The story follows Maddy a young 18 year old who tries to deal with the horrible life she’s been given when her mother committed suicide leaving her to be raised by an abusive step-father. Every time the abuse gets to be too much Maddy runs off into the woods behind her cabin home and one night at the tender age of 11 a young man finds her cold and scared. He carries her home and the pattern continues until she turns 14. Gareth is not just Maddy’s savior, at 18 he reveals to her that she’s his lifemate. That not the only thing he reveals, after he saves her from a vicious attack in his werewolf form he tells her what she saw was real and that he is an exiled werewolf. Hearing his story of how he was cheated out of becoming Alpha of his old pack, Maddy offers to repay the many times he helped her by helping him take back what is rightfully his.







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Dark Summer by Lizzy Ford Review

Dark Summer by Lizzy Ford

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


This book in my opinion definitely deserves the 5 stars I gave it. The characters, their story, the magical world they live in it's all believable and very captivating. The tale of Summer an orphan from the age of four is a heart-wrenching one for sure. It's impossible not to feel what she feels and want her story to end happily-ever-after. Of course a good story takes you on a journey to that happy ending that Lizzy creates beautifully and leaves you wanting more! Dark Summer is filled with everything a reader like me can ask for in a YA story, it wasn't mushy at all, everything that took place between Decker and Summer was perfect timing especially where teens are concerned, the magical elements were fascinating and not over done at all. I can hardly wait for the second and third books!



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Technology or the hand of God?

I've had my work lost twice since writing Unexpectedly and I'm starting to wonder is it technology or the hand of God? Most likely it's just my really old laptop! I need a knight in shining Apple aluminum casing! :) Thankfully the only thing lost were recent updates so not all is lost, I'd be a crying mess if I lost everything. So now I have to go back and add in everything I can remember which isn't too much. My memory is terrible and what motivates me one day is not necessarily what motivates me the next day. Maybe this is where the hand of God comes in? Perhaps what I wrote previously wasn't really that great and what I will create today will be so much better...? Yeah, I think I'll go with that :) and then back up my work on as many flash drives as I can!

Veiled Eyes (Lake People) by C.L. Bevill Review

Veiled Eyes by C.L. Bevill

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


This was very different from what I had expected and I mean that in a good way! I liked all the characters, I especially liked how even the smallest of characters were so well defined. The emotion in this book was so palpable, I felt like I was there with Anna the entire time. The slow progression of Anna and Gabe's relationship was perfectly written. Despite their supernatural connection they didn't just jump into being in love and I really liked that about the story. The town and their back story was the most intriguing and intricately developed. There are twists and turns in the story that kept me captivated to the every end. This story has a little something for every reader, suspense, love and supernatural beings. I highly recommend going on this roller coaster journey so wonderfully created by Bevill and the best part is it's FREE! :)



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Watched by Cindy M. Hogan Review

Watched by Cindy M. Hogan

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


I really liked this story. It was a nice break from all the supernatural stories I normally read.

While sneaking out for a night of exploration without the chaperones Christy and her group see a meeting and a murder they shouldn't have. After going to the FBI they find out the bad guys are a greater threat they could have imagined. Until the FBI can find the bad guys and put them away they're lives are in danger, but this isn't the only exciting thing going on in D.C. Christy quickly becomes the object of two guys affection. Who will she pick? The aloof rebel who pushes her to do all the exciting things she never dreamed of doing and especially not before her 16th birthday (when her parent allow her to date). Or the guy who shares her values and promises to wait patiently for her 16th birthday. Her heart wants both, but her conscience is telling her only one is right for her. This story is fun, exciting and will keep you on the edge of your seat to the very end!



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The Vincent Brothers by Abbi Glines Review

The Vincent Brothers by Abbi Glines

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


I can't decide if I like this one better than The Vincent Boys, maybe it's a tie! After reading the first book it doesn't seem that Sawyer could be the possessive, crazy about a girl type like is brother until Ashton's shy, conservative cousin Lana returns looking hotter than ever. He isn't exactly over Ash just yet, but he thinks Lana could be a great distraction and maybe exactly what he needs to get Ash's attention again. What he didn't expect was to fall head over hills for her and not realize it until it was too late. Seeing this side of Sawyer was nice! Beau on the other hand has gotten even more protective and jealous to the point that it was overkill. I wanted Sawyer to put him in his place and tell him to calm down. Every comment Sawyer made set Beau off in a rage throwing out threats and warnings. Still it couldn't distract from the exciting romance brewing between Sawyer and Lana. I loved knowing their thoughts and felt Lana's excitement and let downs 'til the very end! This is another must read :)



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Witchcraft (Witchblood #2) by Emma Mills Review

Witchcraft (Witchblood, #2). by Emma Mills

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


Witchcraft picks right up where Witchblood left off and jumps right into the action. This time the focus is on her growing witch powers and those that will stop at nothing to get Jess on their side making them either a very powerful coven or clan. I loved the story very much I couldn't put it down until I finished it! Jess is still as stubborn and naive as ever, she's so set on what she wants to do she misses the obvious traps until it's too late. I was a little irritated by this, thinking at what point will she finally get it, but then again she is new to the supernatural world and the wicked in disguise individuals that inhabit said world. I was happy when she finally let go of her feelings for Luke and gave into her love for Daniel. She still struggled with trusting him, but that didn't hold her back from wanting to see where their relationship could go. The ending I did not see coming and I have to say I'm hanging on by a thread for the final book which can't come soon enough!



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Witchblood by Emma Mills Review

Witchblood by Emma Mills

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


Let me start by saying though I did not give the book a five star rating I did LOVE it! The story was well developed, easy to follow and bewitching ;) I couldn't put it down until I finished it. The characters are believable and likable, whether you like to love them or like to hate them, the emotion is there. The descriptions of each scene was great in that it didn't drag on to the point where I had to skim just to get to the dialogue so that was a definite plus! I loved the relationship developing between Jess, 17 yr old newly turned vampire/half witch, and her maker Daniel. Being the hopeless romantic that I am, I desperately wanted it to speed up, but understood why Jess couldn't allow herself to fall in love so quickly. My only problem, however, was that Jess could be so naive or sheltered and yet be so unwilling to trust those closest to her (Daniel and Eva). I get her being stubborn, behaving like a 17 year old and not wanting to submit to a "master". I could even understand her not trusting Luke after feeling so deceived, but sharing a telepathic bond with Daniel, being able to feel what he feels and the lengths he goes to protect her, I don't understand why even 'til the end of the book she's still hesitant to fully trust him. This aside, the story was so spellbinding as soon as I finished I went to the author's blog, became a fan, following her updates, and bought the second book.



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Nearly Finished

I'm finally nearing the end of the story and I'm struggling on how to finish it. I've decided I'd like to make it a 2 book series, so now I have to find the perfect cliff hanger and that is no easy feat. I'm excited to finally be here and a little disappointed in myself that I took this long to complete it. Once again I'm being really hard on myself, but in this case I should be. I slacked off a lot! My hopes for the next book and all others that come after this one is that I will be more dedicated. I want to make time instead of "finding" time. I've got my beta readers lined and ready to go and I have to say I'm very nervous. I realize my story is not for everyone, not everyone enjoys a juicy scandal (I think!) so I will keep that in mind and take in their feedback with a grain of salt or a box of tissues whichever works for me :) Hopefully the next time I post I will have a publishing date to share!

Doing my part...

So I've been going through my Goodreads book list and reprimanding myself for not leaving reviews for every book. I'll admit when I first joined Goodreads I was shy about leaving a review. I felt like my opinion was too...green. I felt like leaving a review was a big responsibility. I wanted to make the author happy, I didn't want to disappoint any future readers and I wanted to sound like I knew what I was talking about! Yep, I was being my people-pleasing self. So, finally a few months ago I decided to write my first review. I spent a good 40 minutes on it! I typed, read it, re-read it, deleted, wrote some more, edited some more and finally I was satisfied. The author read my review and liked it. It was all the validation I needed and the boost I needed to get over my (silly) insecurities and start posting more reviews. Now I've decided I should go back and leave a review for all the books I've read, it's only fair, right? Well that's a very long list so I should go now. I hope this post pushes you to leave comments and reviews as often as you can, it really does help the author and future readers. AND don't worry about what you have to say, it's your opinion, your right to say exactly how you felt about the book :)

Still in Chapter 8...

I am my own worst critic. I did not meet my deadline. Not even close. I have no good explanations for this other than I allowed myself to become distracted by life and reading (so much reading), but mostly by edits. On a scale from 1-10 rating my interest in anything I'm rarely ever in the middle, I either love or loathe something and tolerate everything else. When it comes to reading I'm at a 10.999999. I LOVE to read. So I can easily be consumed by a great book to where it consumes every free moment I get. My hope for my book with all of my heart is that when I finally put it out there it will have a similar effect on readers. I want Mary's story to distract and consume because it's that good.  

We learn something new every day. I am a firm believer in this, sometimes knowledge is stumbled upon and you say 'huh, I never knew that' or 'good to know' and other times we have to actively educate ourselves. I did this. Instead of just allowing myself to get lost in the books I was reading I weighed the pros and cons of each story. Why did I like this book better than that one? They're both entertaining, but what's in this book that's missing from that book? I took what I found and applied it to my story. I realized if my book were a soup it was surely missing some meat! So I've been going back in to other chapters and adding more scenes, more sentences using as many senses I could without overdoing it. I want my readers to be transported and experience everything the characters experience.

Let the chips fall where they may. I am half way through the chapter, but once again I'm at a crossroads with where I want the characters to go. When I sit back and think about this constant battle I wonder am I trying to force the story in one direction? From the beginning I've had a vision of how the story would start, progress and eventually end, so why the struggle? I'm too focused on what I want the end result to be (readers loving Unexpectedly On Purpose and begging for more) and less focused on allowing the story to flow freely from my imagination the way it did when I started the writing. I'm a people-pleaser by nature and I have to consciously fight this every day, especially where my writing is concerned.

Writing is supposed to be everything that makes an author feel good. It shouldn't ever feel like work. I know all of this and as much as I want to end this post like a perfectly formulated happy ending I can't. Not if I'm being honest. Instead I'll put on my feel good music, light a cinnamon scented candle, write and rewrite if necessary and hope for the best. :)

Chapter 7 complete, Finally!

I'm officially out of chapter 7 and into chapter 8, woo-hoo! I probably shouldn't say 'officially' since I always go back and make edits. I'm a bit of a perfectionist and although this is great for quality it definitely has it's downfalls. For one nothing is ever good enough or just right and if I don't give myself a deadline the process could go on forever! So with that being said from this point on I will put deadlines on my chapters. This literally has me squirming in my seat just typing this, but I have to crack the whip on myself! So chapter 8's deadline is...drum roll please...May 30th. Three weeks to write it and hopefully be happy with it.Wish me luck! :)

The Vincent Boys by Abbi Glines

The Vincent Boys by Abbi Glines

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


I need a minute to breathe and maybe to fan myself! This was definitely a story I didn't expect. The premise is nothing new, but the character (the very sexy) Beau is someone to fall into lust with! I can't believe I'm admitting that in public, but I feel a lot better knowing I'm not the only one. I read many reviews from other readers on Goodreads.com about how much they were kicking themselves for waiting so long to read the book and after reading it myself I joined in on the kicking! If I didn't have to take breaks in my reading for work and sleep I would have finished it sooner! I loved the beginning with the buildup to Beau and Ash's summer together and the twist delivered toward the end I just didn't see that coming until Beau's mom started speaking! I was thoroughly pleased with the ending, thank you Abbi Glines for that! I don't want to over-hype the book, but if you're a hopeless romantic always in love with the bad boy then you won't be disappointed.

The story follows Ash, the quintessential preacher's daughter-good girl do very bad things with her boyfriend's cousin. Ash (Ashton), Sawyer and Beau have been the best of friends since childhood, but things change when the boys fall in love with Ash as she turns into a beautiful young teen. Sawyer, the all-American, good-boy and town prince seizes the moment at 14 and asks Ash out leaving Beau, the town bad-boy, to pine for her from a distance. They're 17 and Sawyer is off on an outdoor family trip for the summer leaving behind Ash and Beau to rekindle their friendship. They fire up more than a friendship when both can't keep their hands off each other. The time spent together has Ash and Beau falling more in love with each other with every touch, kiss and steamy encounter, but can they continue to follow their hearts when it means they'll have to break Sawyer's heart? You'll have to read it to find out :)




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Writer's block!

I'm on chapter 7, or rather I should say I've been on chapter 7 for about 2 weeks now and I'm stuck! I know where I want this chapter to go, but I just can't find the right flow :(

So what do I do when I'm at a standstill? I read! I just finished Clarity, book #2 in the Cursed Series by Claire Farrell and it was exactly what I needed! The stories in this series are fantastic!

In book one Verity, Perdy has been having dreams about the same thing for months now, dark chocolate brown eyes. The connection she feels to the owner of these eyes is unexplainable. After getting her father and gran to ease up on the rules a bit she's ready to see what life will be like. In walks the boy of her dreams, literally! Nathan and his dark brown eyes. She's seen those eyes, she knows them well and that unexplainable connection is definitely there, but is it there for him? One minute she's sure he does and then next he's running off with the school's #1 mean girl. After a night at a house party Nathan walks Perdy home and their lives are changed forever when a wolf attacks them. Of course that's not just any wolf, that's a werewolf and as it turns out Nathan and his family are a whole pack of werewolves! Get lost in an enrapturing tale of werewolves, a gypsy curse and young love.

Okay now I have to go get lost in chapter 7!

The plot I'm currently stirring...

Unexpectedly-on-Purpose

Set in Phoenix, AZ, Mary is a married, 28 year old wedding photographer who thinks she can live with the safe life she secured seven years ago when she married strait-laced, boy next door, Alex. What she didn't plan on was how lonely the safe side of the road can be. When she meets the new sexy, British photographer her boss just hired to be her partner Mary struggles with doing the right thing and doing what feels so right.

Along with her two best friends, Sarah, her rock and Jane, her voice of reason whether she wants it or not and a nosey "Miss Busy Body" Mary's roller-coaster journey is sometimes comical, touching, heart-wrenching and definitely salacious!


More to come...