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Getting deeper into the jungle... I wonder if there's fun and games?

The creatures have been introduced. It's getting good now.

I was getting a little worried when the "creature" hadn't appeared by 75%, but now we have the "thing" and it's chilling. But there's a twist.

I like how this story takes a nice slow build. I've gotten to know the central characters and am more invested in what happens to them. Looking forward to reading what comes next.

The twists and turns and new revelations keep on coming... and keep me turning pages.

Things are heating up and I just encountered a major twist. It was an eye opener that I hadn't expected.

"Find You First" keeps getting more complicated, and that's a good thing. I think I know where it's going but I'm probably wrong.

I'd be reading this book more, but I'm also immersed in a reread of my three newest books set for release later this year.

Making good progress in Linwood Barclay's "Find You First". An 8 hour power failure really helped! ;) Already there's a character that CLOSELY resembles Jeffrey Epstein. I hope that character meets a grisly demise.

In the home stretch now. Quite impressed with Hadfield's book!

Even writers need a break sometimes… With a coffee and a good book.

Vomiting in a space suit in zero gravity. Yikes...

We have lift-off! Thanks to a couple of intriguing twists, things are getting good in the cold vacuum of space. Can't wait to find out what happens next!

Sometimes there are days when 6pm rolls around and my daily word count quota is less than a hundred words. In cases like that, I find it best to be kind to myself and don't push the river. Nothing good ever comes of that. Best to start fresh in the morning.

So far so good. I haven't lost interest and I can see potential danger looming ahead.

Made good progress on my new three book saga this week, but still have a ways to go to wrap up (almost) all the loose ends. Plus I started a new book, "The Apollo Murders" by Chris Hadfield. #paranormal #supernatural #fantasy

I finally finished Carrion Comfort by Dan Simmons. While it's a good book, it was too long for my tastes (slow reader). I'm glad to be moving on to something new, specifically "The Apollo Murders" by Chris Hadfield. The genre couldn't be more opposite and I'm looking forward to it.

On January 12, 2022, I learned that if I write every day I can surpass a quarter million words in a year.

I'm quickly approaching my one year anniversary since I started writing a new three-book saga. I wonder how many words I'll have written? One thing is for sure, I never thought I'd be able to do it. Writing consistently every day is the secret.

I am going to try and hammer through this on the weekend because this story, even though entertaining, is exhausting...