Done!

It is with some relief that I sent off my editing tests to Harlequin this morning. As much as I enjoyed working on (most of) them, it is nice to have such a major project completed and off my desk.

Now…for the wait. They quoted a response time of October. While that wait might kill me, it is at least much better than having no idea if there would be any response initially. As much as working for Harlequin would be lovely, I’m not leaning one way or the other on my hopes for the job, since it would be a second job for me, and I already do quite a bit of work at my first. Let’s see how things shake out, shall we?

Now to get back to my first love: writing!

Dry Spell

On a prompting hiatus once again to work on edits. This time it's editing tests for romance giant Harlequin. I'm very excited to be working on 5 category romances and 1 single title. The Harlequin lines represented are:

Intrigue
Nocturne
Desire
Superromance
Love Inspired

I'm also working on a book for their HQN imprint. One of my all-time favorite futuristic romance authors, Susan Grant, (second only to the amazing CJ Barry) is published with HQN, as is guaranteed good read historical author Nicola Cornick. And of course, they've published historical powerhouse Bertrice Small.

I'm three novels in and I've already seen 1 cowboy, 1 sheriff, and 1 cowboy turned detective turned cowboy. Not that I'm complaining...

Here's my fave CJ Barry cover. I swear it's not because the hero bears a striking resemblence to the Farscape character John Crichton.



Okay, maybe there's a slight resemblence...