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Book signing in Radcliff!

More than twenty of the best romance authors in the country will be in
Hardin County on Saturday afternoon, October 13th, from 1 - 3 at The
Bookstore in Radcliff.

They also invited me!

Here's more from the press release!

Among the writers who will be attending are New York Times bestselling author J.R. Ward, who will be signing her latest book, "Lover Unbound".

This event, sponsored by the Kentucky Romance Writers of America, will
feature such best selling authors as Lora Leigh, Teresa Medeiros,
Elizabeth Bevarly, Shiloh Walker, LuAnn McLane, Toni Blake, Janice
Maynard (who also writes as Elizabeth Scott), Beverly Bartlett, Robyn
DeHart, Lacey Alexander, Patricia Rice, Anya Bast, Kimberly Logan,
Teresa Reasor, Heather Grothaus, Patricia Sargeant, Sara Reinke,
Maddie James, Jan Scarbrough, Janet Eaves and Magdalena Scott.

Practically all genres of romance will be represented, from J.R.
Ward's paranormal Black Dagger Brotherhood series to the
laugh-out-loud humor of LuAnn McLane, the sensuality of the novels of
Lora Leigh and Lacey Alexander, the historical romances of Kimberly
Logan and Teresa Reasor, contemporary romances from Beverly Bartlett
and Toni Blake, and suspense and mystery from Patricia Sargeant.

This will be a very special day for fans of great romance. The authors
will sign current and previous books and be on hand to socialize and
chat.

Several authors will be staying after the signing for dinner. If you
would like to have dinner at Stone Hearth Restaurant and chat with
them some more, please get your name on the list. You can call the
store at 270-351-1801 or drop by to let us know.

The Bookstore is located at 301 W. Lincoln Trail Blvd in Radcliff, KY.
Our phone number is 270-351-1801. Call us if you have any questions.

I received grants!

I'm thrilled and honored to announce that I've recently received two grants to fund my work on a third novel, in which I seek to humorously explore themes involving young mothers' sense of identity as they attempt to balance work and family issues.

The Kentucky Arts Council awarded me an Al Smith Fellowship and the Kentucky Foundation For Women awarded me one of their Artist Enrichment Grants.

I can't begin to tell you how humbling it is to receive these prestigious grants! I want to make sure the book is worthy of such support!

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