No one in the USA can have missed the news of the blizzard conditions on the east coast. Here in the urban wilds of eastern Pennsylvania we are buried in over a foot of snow but we avoided the blizzard force winds, thank goodness. I am hunkered down with soup in the fridge (and cold chicken if the power goes out), with plenty of blankets and reading material. The view from my window is almost blinding.
Last week flew by, but it was remarkably productive. Family Honor, Honor at Heart Book 1, has had its final proof read and is ready for formatting to epub. Inconvenient Honor, Book 3’s epilogue is in process. I spent time researching Gibraltar where I plan to place the epilogue, and, well, wandered down the proverbial rabbit hole, and a fascinating one it was. Arcs for Books 1 and 2 have gone to reviewers. The days passed in a blur. A Lady’s Honor, Book 2 it is still in the hands of beta readers. It will have its final proofread and edit next week.
Work came to a temporary halt Thursday when I had a cataract removed from one eye. It went smoothly, but I am, alas, in the unlucky category of people whose new lens can take a few days or a week to completely focus. Things are improving, but still a bit blurry, and that is slowing me down considerably. This too shall pass. I still have the other eye to go.
This week? I will finish that epilogue, blurry eye or not. I also have taxes to prepare (UGH). But first, coffee