The winter solstice is bringing a kiss of cold with it this year, which for Florida means we will see temperatures in the 50s, maybe even a quick dip into the 40s! 😀 Sadly, no snow (as only someone who has never lived in snow would say :D) Lately, I have been working on The …
Author: cari lyn jones
So, Seven Sisters’ is drawing to a close. The Kickstarter is finished. The books, totes, stickers and bookmarks ordered, soon to be packaged and sent off to those wonderful backers who took a chance on my illustrated collection of fairytales. It is at times like these that I find myself wanting to delve into something …
A little something to celebrate “Angels” being a year old.
One of the things I like about Kickstarter is that it has something for almost everyone. Here are a few campaigns some of my fellow authors are running. A cursed lord, a feisty librarian, and their dragon in a no spice, marriage of convenience, Beauty & the Beast fairy tale romantasy. If you enjoy swoony …
I can’t wait to share this with all of you, but The Seven Sisters’ Kickstarter ends soon! Click here.
Kickstarter – The Seven Sisters’ Fairytales If you have been following my blog for a while, you have probably read at least one of the posts in my Fairytale Series. I have called in my “fun” project, my palate cleanser in between working on other books for my Stolen Away and An Affinity for the …
For any of you who also follow me on Instagram, it will come as no surprise to learn that I love to take pictures. I have even posted a few here and there on this blog in the past (Found on my camera, Pictures and Progress). Well, as you can imagine, this tendency has led …
Actually, I guess I should really say “works in progress” because there is rarely just one. My writing process usually consists of a main project (currently the third book in my Stolen Away series), a secondary project (the second book in An Affinity for the Dead series), and a “fun” project that is sort of …
As I mentioned in one of my previous posts, Inspirations and Interesting Tidbits, a great deal of inspiration for the land around Ashwood town came from my own memories. I grew up walking down sandy roads and exploring the woods around where I lived, usually on horseback. A lot of those places are long gone …
My heart was so full after reading this review from All About the Love. Thank you Jess! Click on the link to read the review.
