The Lone Rice Ball is almost done!

I finished the rough draft and self-edit today and sent The Lone Rice Ball off to my editor! She’s wonderful and is doing a rush job on it, so I’ll get her edits back tomorrow and do the final revision on my book before sending it to the formatter of the Once Upon a Starry Night multi-author box set.

Here’s the back cover description for Once Upon a Starry Night: A Very Merry Christmas Romance Collection:

Enjoy these 12 brand-new sweet and inspirational Christian love stories of second chances, friends to more, unrequited love, new beginnings, and much more from 12 beloved romance novelists. Merry Christmas, everyone!

A Country Christmas in the Show Me State
by USA Today Bestselling Author Jessie Gussman

Will the hope of Christmas bring these two a second chance?

Holly’s Hope
by New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Cynthia Hickey

Can Holly step out of her shell at Christmas or will she retreat and miss out on the joy of romance?

One Sweet Christmas
by USA Today bestselling author Laura Ashwood

Will a snowy Christmas at the hospital rekindle Sam's holiday spirit and lead him to love?

The Cowboy’s Forever Crush
by USA Today bestselling author Valerie Comer

How can a teenage crush on his best friend’s sister, now a single mom, turn into a mature forever love?

A Fake Cowboy Husband for Christmas
by critically acclaimed author Tina Dee

How will they turn a fake relationship into a real marriage?

Christmas Moonlight Melodies
by critically acclaimed author Christine L. Henderson

Can two musicians rekindle their love or become a love song gone wrong?

Finding You Under the Mistletoe
by USA Today bestselling author Juliette Duncan

Will the small town’s beloved doctor confess his love for the charming diner owner this Christmas?

All the Way Home
by USA Today bestselling author Lesley Ann McDaniel

Trapped in a remote cabin in a snowstorm days before Christmas, Ainsley is determined to make more friends than enemies.

Christmas at Castle Carrick
by USA Today bestselling author Lisa M. Prysock

Confronting the past and a leap of faith could rekindle their marriage.

The Lone Rice Ball
by USA Today bestselling author Camy Tang

Mimi’s apology to an old crush embroils her in a drug investigation and might lead to a second chance at love in Hawaii.

Let Me Hold You
by USA Today bestselling author Jan Thompson

She wants to get out of his friend zone and into his heart.

Greetings from Next Door
by USA Today bestselling author Chautona Havig

Some people communicate better on paper... at least, that's what Glynn tells herself.

Pre-order this clean and wholesome collection of novellas today!

The box set releases on October 1st, but you can preorder at a special price of $2.99. The price will go up when it’s released, so be sure to order soon.

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No Cold Bums toilet seat cover

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