Hi and Happy Memorial Day Weekend!
Here is a teaser for my soon-to-be released novel St. Anne's Day. Hope you enjoy it as much as the first grilled burger of the summer season. Enjoy and thanks for stopping by. Also, you can read a sample chapter of St. Anne's Day on my website at www.janicelanepalko.com.
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“Please don’t tell my mother I hired you,” Gerry said. “She thinks Medicare provided you. She’d have another heart attack if she knew I was paying out-of-pocket for a private-duty nurse.”
“My lips are sealed.” Anne noticed how he glanced at her lips for an instant as if to see if she should be taken literally. The predatory gaze that passed over his face made her heart beat irregularly, and flustered, she bent and picked up her bags.
Welcome to my blog where I share whatever is on my "Lane" brain. I've been an editor, columnist, freelance writer, teacher, proofreader, and lecturer. I've written everything from greeting cards to web content to feature stories and advertisements. ***My sixth novel, THE MORNING STAR, the third novel in the Holy Hilarity romantic comedy series, is now available!***
Sunday, May 27, 2012
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Some Great Info on Self-Publishing
For those of you considering self-publishing, here is a link to Catherine Howard's blog, Catherine, Caffeinated. It is a wealth of information on The Taleist report.
http://catherineryanhoward.com/2012/05/24/wait-until-you-hear-this-the-taleist-self-publishing-survey/#comment-9518
http://catherineryanhoward.com/2012/05/24/wait-until-you-hear-this-the-taleist-self-publishing-survey/#comment-9518
Sunday, May 20, 2012
Six Line Sunday
Here's a sample from my soon-to-be released novel, St. Anne's Day. Enjoy!
“Why did you invite her anyway? You say she’s just an employee. Oh, I know, you invited her so she could change water into wine for you!” Claudia said.
In the other room, Peg slapped her knee, laughing silently.
The argument continued for a while. Everyone at the party sat staring, their ears straining to hear more.
“Why did you invite her anyway? You say she’s just an employee. Oh, I know, you invited her so she could change water into wine for you!” Claudia said.
In the other room, Peg slapped her knee, laughing silently.
The argument continued for a while. Everyone at the party sat staring, their ears straining to hear more.
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