Sorry I haven't been around for a couple of days. I had a small procedure performed on my forehead on Wednesday, and my brain hasn't been wired to do anything on the computer since. My forehead is healing nicely and my brain is finally back on my book. I just need my body to catch up. Due to limited sleep over the last few days, it now aches. A see a bath in my future and glue forcing my backside to remain in my computer chair. Bath tonight, gluing tomorrow!

Of course that hasn't stopped Judge demanding to be heard. I can only I deny my hunky mountain lion shifter for so long!

Finally the words are flowing again!. Over the last few weeks, I have had many an idea about Judge's story, and even attempted to it many times over, but to no avail. On Friday, the words slowly began to come to me and since then they haven't stopped. I just thought I would drop in to share this amazing news before returning to my WIP. Have a great day, everyone.

I got caught watching Eurovision this morning, and now I'm exhausted. I'm so happy that Guy Sebastian was representing Australia. He did an amazing job. Fifth place for a first attempt is beyond believable.

I have been trying to write Judge's story when this story popped into my head. It's a young adult story with a difference, but I struggled trying to work out how to put it down on paper. Thanks to a little chat with the lovely Honor James, I have it worked out which means it can go to the back burner until Judge and Chaos's books are written. Not to mention the young adult book that I have already written but need to edit. So many characters and not a high enough typing speed.

Today, by the time I had a chance to sit down and write, it was nearly bedtime. The day got away from me. Worst yet, this year seems to be flying by too quickly as well.
It's time for me to knuckle down and finish Judge's story. He deserves no less.

Okay, question time. What constitutes as a gambling problem? And is what Judge's mate experiences classified as a problem?

I guess it's up to interpretation, and when you read the book you will have to decide for yourself? Me, I'm still up in the air about it. When I first realised that was what was happening to her I thought "Yes, she has a problem". But the further I delve into it, I just don't know how much of a problem she has.

Psst! Have you heard? Judge's mate has a gambling problem. How's she going to cope with a mate who owns a casino?