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About Me

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"Reading can take you to places and meet people you could have dreamed of! "

   Stories are begging to be told. You just have to listen.

Hello everyone! 

 

I’m back and better than ever! After a break following a move and back injury, I’m thrilled to share that I’ve been working on new books, with even more on the way!

 

For those unfamiliar with me, storytelling has always been my passion. My journey into fiction began when I discovered an abandoned antebellum mansion in Edenton, Carolina, which inspired me to start writing. What began as a trilogy turned into a huge success, leading to an invitation to a two-day event at the mansion!

 

Since then, I’ve enjoyed numerous book signings and events that have been incredibly successful. As an accomplished artist, interior designer and muralist, I love incorporating my passions into me. I promise you’ll laugh, cry and fall in love with every page!

 

Let’s keep the momentum going!

A Little more about me!

Gardening! Yes, and I admit that I'm a much better floral and fauna gardener than vegetables.  I try every year but well I give myself a pat on the should for effort! Besides, flowers with butterflies and bees floating around them bring a smile to my heart! 

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I'll be blogging on gardening very soon! Tips and more and would enjoy hearing your advice and photos. 
Look at those hydrangeas! Coffee grinds made the soil so acidic I had the most spectacular colors this past spring.
 

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I also am a volunteer foster mom to kittens on Hatteras Island. A heartfelt thank you to FRIENDS OF FELINE HATTERAS ISLAND
 

Thank you, Debbie, and all of the volunteers for all the work you! Spay, neuter, fosters, save and adopt out these precious babies that had little or no chance of survival!
We have had many rescues in my home and one failure. Of course I had to keep this guy!
The little tuxedo kitten top left was on deaths door. He stunk, and had several worms, infections, sprained leg, his fur was falling out and so thin. Thanks to excellent vet care and home care how could I give him up! So stinky stayed and we named him PEPE La Pew. 
He no longer stinks but is one bratty teenager here his is now.

 

This little guy, around five weeks old, was discovered roaming near a rental property last summer. After receiving the call, I brought him home to ensure his safety. He was the screamer, clearly starving, but he quickly gobbled his food and, four weeks later, a wonderful loving family to adopted him. Now, he’s a very spoiled boy!

And yes, I shed tears every time they embark on their new adventure!

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