I’m still trying to get settled in my new house. There’s been lots of shopping to get stuff to make the house work. I keep saying I need to get back to work, but I keep finding things I need to deal with. I don’t think well amid chaos. But I have bought a pop-up gazebo to put on my deck for writing outside. I’ve got weights to keep it steady in the wind, but it’s really gusty today, so I’ll have to wait to play with it. My office is one of the rooms where furniture didn’t need to be put, so it’s currently full of piles of books and file folders, and other things. No work will be happening in there for a while.

While I was moving, I’ve missed making an announcement. My Interview with a Dead Editor is part of a StoryBundle full of cozy mystery books. The way this works is that you can pay what you want and get a bundle of e-books, and as you pay more, you unlock more books. It’s a great way to load up your e-reader for a small amount of money, and it benefits the authors who are involved. You may find a new favorite author.

You can find more info on this bundle here, but it’s only good for about another week (it launched during moving week, so I didn’t manage to get the word out).

In case you missed it while I was on hiatus for the move, book 3 in my Tales of Rydding Village series is now available in e-book and paperback. Audible isn’t keen on audio for it right now until they get better numbers on the first two books, so those will have to do better in audio for the rest of the series to get picked up.

I’m trying to think of what other news there is, but my brain is currently consumed with shelves, storage bins, and all the work I need to do in the yard. I may have to schedule designated work time so I can focus.