Tag Archives: Angelhood
Shake It Off!
This week on the Spin Cycle, Ginny Marie is giving us free rein to discuss whatever we’d like for her linkup, so I’ve decided to share a funny, little story from last week. On Thursday, I met with my spiritual … Continue reading
November Giveaway!
It’s time for the November giveaway! This month I’m giving away something related to one of the main characters in my upcoming young adult novel, Angelhood. The main character’s little sister is named Cecille. I took her name from St. … Continue reading
Can a NaNo novel really get published?
I first heard about NaNoWriMo, National Novel Writing Month (or as it’s affectionately known NaNo) back in 2010. It sounded pretty crazy to be honest. For the month of November, writers from around the world make a commitment to write … Continue reading
Cover Reveal of Angelhood!!!
If you’ve been following me on Facebook, you’ve seen a few sample pieces of this already, but today I’m revealing the full cover. After all, October 2 is the Feast of the Guardian Angels. What better day could there be … Continue reading
October (Month of the Rosary) Giveaway!
As October is the month of the rosary, it seems like the perfect time to give away another rosary blessed by Pope Francis! Like the first one I gave away, this one was bought while I was in Rome for … Continue reading
Setting Reveal!
As we creep closer to the release of my YA novel, Angelhood, I’ll be revealing bits and pieces of information about the book. Today, I’d like to talk about a real church in Chicago that I used for two important … Continue reading
My Writing Process: A Blog Hop
Last Monday, Cynthia Toney tagged my in the writing process blog tour (or blog hop, if you prefer). For those of you unfamiliar with the term, a blog hop is a chance for one author to “tag” another author in … Continue reading
Win a rosary blessed by Pope Francis!
In celebration of my upcoming YA novel Angelhood (due out April 2015), I’ll be giving away several items purchased last April while I was in Rome for the Canonization Mass of St. John Paul II and St. John XXIII. First … Continue reading