I finally hit the publish button on one of my book, The Universal Remote.
This fall would have made four years since I started writing the story. I have stories older than that but that’s the first story I had taken to the finishing point.
Like most things, this started out as a nightmare turned into a full story. I finally had to come to the conclusion that the first draft wasn’t supposed to be perfect and there would be times when I hated the story. I hated writing it because it wasn’t perfect or made any sense whatsoever. But it got me writing and then finishing it.
Now I have to finish my other stories too. I actually started in on Shadows again over the weekend. That story has been around since I was 15 in various formats. I need to gather up all the different to that storyline that seems to be everywhere and condense it to one document.
But first… Here are the links to The Universal Remote, along with the description. If you read it, please leave a review.
Description: Would you want to know the future if you could?
Chelsea was getting married when she asks for a sign of when the love of her life would leave her. The Universe answered in an interesting way. On her one-year wedding anniversary, she received an unmarked package with a remote.
Set in Tuscany and mixed with glimpses into the future while also set in the past, Chelsea sees her life unfold over ten episodes while dealing with life changing events in her present.
By the end, she is left with more questions than answers and gets answers to some of the questions she hadn’t thought to ask along with a few heartbreaking secrets. Knowing what she does brings up one major question, though: Will knowing what happens in the future change anything in the present?
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If you are looking for self-publishing information, check out Derek Murphy’s website and YouTube channel. He has some good tips and tricks for those looking to self-publish.
Happy Monday!
Listening to: My Writing playlist on Amazon.
Reading: Marked in Flesh by Anne Bishop
Quote of the Day: “I’d rather attempt to do something great and fail than to attempt to do nothing and succeed.” ― Robert H. Schuller
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