Together Again has
always been a special book for me because it was the story that let me believe
I could truly be a writer. You see, it was the first full-length novel I had written.
After three novellas, I wasn’t sure if I could bring all that necessary
plotting together in order to keep the reader fully engaged and loving the
romance with double the pages.

The spirit-travel
theme tends to give me many conflicts in itself – I mean – let’s face it –
there’s a lot going on when you make one character invade the body of another
and keep it realistic and believable. This isn’t something that happens to us
so we can’t visualize what it all means. I had to come up with a premise that would
work. And I truly believe I did.

Most of the
reviews on the Vicarage Bench Series have been positive and that led me think
that my ideas worked fine. Plus, I loved writing these stories and putting my
hero and heroine in difficult situations where they couldn’t run away from each
other easily.

If you’ve never
tried one of the books, the magic starts when two people prick their fingers on
a rose bush. The soul who invades the other’s body lies in a coma until the
spell is broken. The concept seems truly mind-blowing but then I feel the same
way about vampires and werewolves. At least my books are never dark and
depressing, bloody or frightening. In fact, quite the opposite! Most of the
reviews tell of how people laugh a lot while reading them. I sure did a lot of
chuckling while writing them, so my aim succeeded.

The reason I’m
sharing this with you today is because my lovely book, Together Again, is now in
a huge promotion in the UK at the London Book Fair and will be seen by
thousands of publishers, agents and editors throughout Europe and most likely
North America. My goal is to find someone who loves this series and will be
willing to publish these books so that many more readers will get to enjoy
them.

Keep your
fingers crossed for me. It’s exciting times.