TJ Wilde Trilogy · Duxbridge Mysteries · Jennifer McCaffrey Mysteries
Scout understood the assignment. Sit in pool, obtain treats, get a nice water massage.
Jasper, not so big on getting in the pool (don’t even ask me about indoor bathtime, lifting a 137 lb Great Dane into a tub is not for wimps), but he was fine with the water massage and copious treats. Outside the pool.
Anatidaephobia: the fear that somewhere, somehow, a duck is watching you.
Otherwise, bathtime was not all that bad.
I think it is time to unveil the first chapter of the third book in the TJ Wilde trilogy, Full Sail. I will run it by the editor for a quick check, but it will still be the rough cut.
Last week, with the cooler temperatures, I indulged in a couple of favorite soup recipes. With the weather heating back up this week, it’s time for a few cold salads.
First up, a simple, yet tasty macaroni salad, filled with garden veggies.
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Right after I snapped that photo, he did what kittens do, he snuggled down and fell sound asleep.
Throwback to when Nick began declaring his love for Trixie. Unfortunately, that “love” has gotten so aggressive, I’ve had to put him in the duck yard to let Trixie play in peace.
I was surprised, but after a few days of goofing off, writing bloomed for the remainder of last week/weekend. I’m more than halfway through TJ Wilde Full Sail and zipping along. At this pace, it may be with the editor when I fly out to Boston in late October for a bit of research on the next Duxbridge mystery.
I also have a little Halloween specialty book in the process for Duxbrige, because a small New England town just lends itself to a magical, spooky story.
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