Today I have just passed the 16 K mark on my MLR Father's Day story - When Souls Collide. I am trying something different with this story as I am writing about cowboys on a ranch in Texas. Seriously finding it hard to think in American for the spelling.
In this story we meet Noah Johnson - owner of the Triple H ranch. 25 years old. who takes in an Australian man -Riley Stuart 22 years old and Kai - his two month old son .
I have really been enjoying writing this one, though, I think my poor editor might have a heart attack as it is half in Aussie way of spelling and half in American. I will have to swap the computer to American spell check at the end and just go through it before I send it to Kimberly.
when I finish it I will post the blurb here for you all to have a gander at.
Sounds good. Can't wait to read it.
ReplyDeleteSounds really good NJ and like Tiffany said, I can't wait to read it either :-)
ReplyDeleteSounds real good...
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone - I am hoping to get it finished today...
ReplyDeleteCan't wait, this sounds like a good story. The picture the other day was your inspiration?
ReplyDeleteActually the picture the other day is it is the guy peeking over the other guys shoulder was inspiation for the story I just subbed to Silver this one I found on face book I have two individual pics for inspiration for this one it is pics of what Noah & Riley look like. The Cowboy is because it is set in a fictional town somewhere near Seguin, Texas.
DeletePS I will post the pics today - I think I have done them before but I don't mind sharing again.
DeleteYep, 2 men and a baby, sweet picture. Really, Seguin, TX? I almost bought a house there several years ago, but then taxes ate up too much of the money I had for down payment. Ah well, que sera sera, I would have missed living in New Orleans but I wouldn't be back in Oklahoma(yuck).
DeleteToday I posted my character inspiration: it is titled for Nancy. this is how I picture Noah and Riley.
DeleteThank you ma'am. Time to shut down the computer and read for a bit before bed (usually turns into hours of reading). Good night.
DeleteYour welcome & goodnight & happy reading.
DeleteI'm excited!
ReplyDeleteYou and me both - this one was really a hard and an easy one to right - confusing I know but that is how I feel about it. The story line was easy, it was the thinking in American that was hard.
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