I'm not a blogger. I'm an avid Facebook lurker but even then, I post rarely. People get busy, they have lives, most of us work full time jobs. I would say that I have three jobs. First is the day job I completely enjoy. Second, there's the night job of writing, that I also enjoy but requires a lot of caffeine and quiet in the house. My third job is loving my family and it's by far the most important. That particular job requires time that I should be willing to give freely, w

"Run" just entered the final stages of being completed. I have a target date in mind and it's going to make it. Even if I have to pull an all-nighter-caffeine-fest. "Hide" is now completed. It ran 70,000+ words. I laughed, I cried, there was growth. Now for some author editing that I can hopefully complete this week while on vacation, then over to proofreading. Logan is next...no clue what I'm going to call it. ~Jennifer

After too many late nights and neglecting multiple chores, Run is nearly complete. It's currently in proofreading and review. I'm trying not to pick up the phone and call about it, or chew my nails. I enjoyed writing Aiden and Olivia's story because Olivia is a nutty gal. I feel like she took me by the hand, shared her issues and still made me laugh. In my opinion, everyone has been in a similar emotional situation, at one point or another, where running seems so much easier