A New Beginning

 

Another New Release

 

What a beautiful day! I'm thrilled to surprise you with my newest book which has been released shockingly quick. I think you're going to love this little series as it's a quick read. Great for the beach. Here's a bit of the Amazon summary.

(The audible version will be coming soon.)

What would you do if you won the lottery? Would you spend it, share it, save it, or give it away? Every one of us thinks we would know how we would react to suddenly coming into big money, but do we? Is money truly the root of all evil, as the Bible says, or are there ways to overcome the evil and have it, too?

In this intriguing new series, called The Lakeshore Lottery, Jane O’Brien takes another turn in her writing genre. Michael’s Ticket is just one tale of many standalone novellas which will grouped together in a common theme – Lottery Winners. People from all walks of life rejoice when they find themselves wealthy. For some the money will be a Godsend, but for others, it might come close to destroying them.

New Audio Release

 

Due to a glitch with Amazon, there was a bit of a delay on releasing the audio edition of my newest book, The Grist Mill.  I'm happy to tell you that you can now listen while you work!

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D5SJBBH2

New Project

 I'm working on a new series. It's been a while since I've had to deal with an idea other than time travel. This is going to be fun! Can't wait to tell you about it.

It Has Arrived!

 

The Grist Mill is finally ready for your purchase or download.  And as usual, Free on Kindle Unlimited.  Don't miss this stunning conclusion to The Branches of Time series.  Keep a few Kleenexes at your side.  Available now in paperback and Kindle.  Audio coming soon. 

"A mill cannot grind with water that has passed."

Don't forget to leave your review on Amazon and Goodreads. They help others to find my books.  I'd appreciate it.  Thank you.

THE GRIST MILL

I'm Getting Close

 

According to my WordElf Calculator for authors, I'm 86% through with my newest book, The Grist Mill. I've given myself nine more days to finish, but this could change at any moment as I add more than I intended or end it before I originally thought. So don't hold me to it. But I just thought you might like to know that I'm getting close. I'll close the gap even more this morning. Hang in there. It's coming.

Book 9 Cover Reveal

 

COVERL REVEAL!

Did you see the Full Snow Moon last night? Did it remind you of the cover of my book, The Black Moon? My last two book covers were dark, because there was trouble brewing in each story line, but book number nine is different. It is the end of the series and therefore I wanted to make a big splash with The Grist Mill. So I told my designer to go bold with the colors, and this is what we settled on.

What do you think? Release date (if all goes well) is middle to late March.

Working Hard

 

Why have I been so quiet on this page? you might wonder. The answer is simple. It's because I'm working every morning on book 9 of Branches in Time and after a few hours I begin to go a little brain dead. My mind is so entrenched in 1908 or 1848 that I can barely pull myself back to the new 2026. Making another post in this modern techy world is the last thing on my mind. I'm still digging for gold or riding in a new-fangled automobile going a whopping 25 miles and hour. It's hard for a girl to adjust. Anyway I decided to give you a tiny taste of what I have written so far. So here's a sneak peek of The Grist Mill.

She still had Lar’s tracking device which followed Rem’s dot -- she had kept it after he died in the fire, even though it was useless to her for time traveling -- but she could tell that Rem was visiting his mother and her husband in Shelby.  She supposed it was comforting for him to be with his mother who was probably doting on him and feeding him his favorite foods.  But no matter, thought Skye, it was done.  She was no longer Mrs. Hart.  She had legally taken her maiden name back, so she was once again Skye Kestler.  At first she had gone by Mrs. Hart simply because she was used to the sound of it, and it gave her some respectability, but when no husband had appeared and questions were asked about him, it was easier to use her old name and avoid the discussion completely.

Getting Down to Business

Christmas is over already. and that means one thing for me. I am writing again.

I took a short break, which I rarely do, because I needed to recharge my batteries, but you'll be happy to know that I'm already on Chapter Three of the next book in Branches of Time, The Grist Mill. Now don't get too excited. I don't plan on finishing until March or so. We'll see how it goes. So stay with me, because this one wraps up the Branches of Time series. You won't want to miss it.

 

Three Christmas Novellas

 Did you know that I now have three Christmas Novellas?  What a beautiful gift they would make all bundled together tied up with a pretty ribbon.  I like to place them in a basket with a package of hot cocoa or even a bottle of wine, a mug or pretty glass, and nice pair of socks.  It's perfect for a cold winter day next to a fire.  No fireplace?  Look for one on You Tube and let it run for hours.  I love the crackling sound it makes.

Now go on and order these books, before it's too late to get them for Christmas.  You know you want to.

Simply Click the links below.

Forever and Ever

Pinecones and Promises

A Kindred Christmas