TJ Wilde Trilogy · Duxbridge Mysteries · Jennifer McCaffrey Mysteries
One of my favorite Getty Center Sculptures
It’s been a week of slowly healing and getting back in the swing of things. Work to catch up on, a lot of sleeping (amazing how tired you can get after a relatively short/simple surgery) and of course, editing.
I did a bit of editing this week, but most of the past few days were spent getting ready for today.
Today is minor surgery. Routine. Quick. And yet, because of some past medical experiences, I did have to keep the panic attacks at bay. And then there are the week to ten days of restrictions.
Zuma Beach, where ideas flourish as I stroll the sand, dodging waves.
Deep into the first edit of Full Sail. It is not a slow process, but a meticulous one. I like to hand my editor a manuscript that is as complete as I can make it. I usually hand it over with a sigh of, “I can’t look at this anymore.”
Gardens at the Getty Center
I thought this looked like A Sunday on La Grande Jatte — 1884 – by George Seurat.
Last week, I finished Full Sail, the third book in the TJ Wilde Mysteries trilogy. Wooo. Hooo.
Annie DeMoranville 