East State Fork Park
Dan’s moving the RV into place for us to take a trip to a state park for a couple days to relax. It’s possibly the dumbest thing I’ve done in a while. You see, I am having a spectacularly difficult time medically, having spent Tuesday night until 1:30 in the emergency room, and am still not well; however, I did not want to miss our newsletter. I have been unable to type for almost 4 days, and that’s stressful for me. However, after I spend the next two weeks meeting with specialists, we ought to figure out the source of the discomfort. My arms have so many bruises from blood draws that I look like an abuse survivor.
In the meantime, a good friend helped me plant some new flowers, which was a nice break from the pain. I also finished designing the cover for my next book, and I just found out my Pomeranian is almost ready to have puppies. I’ll share photos when they arrive.
Before I forget, I want to tell you about next week’s special. This time, it’s a $1.99 deal that I think you’ll really enjoy.
May 17-24 for one full week,
The Omnibus Family Omnibus, book 1, will be $5 off—just $1.99 for your Amazon download of this exciting trilogy. It’s over 700 pages long.
If you enjoy family sagas and science fiction adventures with a touch of romance, you’ll love this newly edited and formatted collection of books one, two, and three from the Oberllyn Generations series. The story begins during the Western expansion and follows the family through the Civil War and both World Wars. The Oberllyn ancestors face challenges from an unscrupulous man who wants their farm, then travel west by wagon train to escape the Civil War, and later get caught up in the San Francisco rebellion. This collection covers the Oberllyn Family Series from 1844 to 1951 and marks the beginning of a generational battle with an enemy network that haunts them for twelve generations. I know you won’t be able to put it down.
And now I need to go take my meds, ice my shoulder, and head for the park.