People often ask what my writing day is like. Since I’m a workaholic, most of my writing days are long and mentally tiring. I thought it might be fun to tell you what my perfect day would be. Aside from a trip to Paris, Rome, or some other exotic location, I had a perfect day last week. I did some book promo for the first book in my Texas Trilogy, BEYOND REASON, which is out May 30th, then went to work on the book that comes out in February next year, BEYOND DANGER. It was one of those days where everything came together. Since great writing days don’t happen that often, authors value them highly. Because it was the first truly glorious day in Montana after a long winter, I decided to quit a little early. I was drained after writing an intensely romantic love scene, but happy with what I’d produced. As a treat, my husband and I decided to go on a camera safari. Loading snacks into the pickup, we headed into the Montana mountains. In one afternoon we saw a herd of elk, two dozen deer, a group of sand hill cranes, an osprey, and a variety…
