Timber Rose debuted two weeks ago at Village Books in Bellingham WA. I had a wonderful turnout and sold a lot of books. They continued to sell after I left. I sold out in two days. Quite a nice start for a indie book at an indie bookstore. Now working on getting into more stores and doing some talks. I love talking about women who climbed mountains in skirts as they did in 1907. No underpinnings were going to keep them back.

The Kindle version should be out this week and I'm working on an audiobook for it.

In other news, Tree Soldier's audiobook is in full production and should be out at the end of May. I'm excited to have my novel is this format. I have a wonderful narrator, Jim Mentink, producing it for me. In February, I got a chance to hear what my words sounded like when a reader's theater one act play I wrote was presented at play festival.

Finally, Tree Soldier made it into the quarter finals for the Amazon Breakthrough Novel contest. I've been entering for years. First time into this level. One of 100 in the general fiction category.

What's up with your reading and writing?