Hopefully me, myself and I will come to a conclusion pretty soon.
Been discussing it with myself in morning pages. Not sure if it's me or my main character dithering about escaping or she's just trying to get all her ducks in a row. However, we seem to be avoiding that big scene.
I know where I want to go with the story. I'm sort of a pantster, but have a vague outline. How long does it take you to finish a first draft? It seems NaNoWriMo helps me get a major chunk done, then it takes a few months for me to finish. I'm writing away on my WIP Red Thief slowly but surely. The only problem is when I get up, one of them takes my chair. Probably should take a picture one of these days, surrounded by sleeping or lazy cats.
We have had absolutely beautiful summer weather and enjoying sitting out on the patio, hanging out with the cats and the birds and nature. My review will be up on Thursday, July 28th so stay tuned. Besides its the first book I've read as a TLC Book tour host that I actually didn't like. Trish talked me into - saying folks will appreciate a honest review rather than not saying anything at all. I usually don't do negative reviews but going to make an exception for a book I read for TLC Book Tour - The Tobacco Wars. There have been times have thrown caution to the wind and either been pleasantly surprised or really really hated the book. I always try to find an excerpt that will give me some idea of the author's writing style and if the story engages me. I love Amazon and Barnes and Noble because you can peek inside the book. It's generally harder when buying online unless familiar with the author. If the first page captures my attention, will pick random pages here and there. I'll read the synopsis, then check out the first page. I read a lot of books and generally enjoy most of the books because I have a system.
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