Posts by Julia Schmeelk
Grabon and Heron Companions
That bond they share, have you noticed that neither one of them understand how the bond works? Is it going to lengthen Heron’s life span? Is it going to shorten Grabon’s. How will it affect their mates? How does it work among dragons? Maybe one of the visitors will know something about Psychic Bonds, maybe…
Read MoreCereal and Cows
I am sure I mentioned that my friend was visiting and has returned with her amazing daughter, back to their real life in Alaska. Well that left me with a good amount of chocolate peanut butter cereal. I sniffed it and shuddered, Shawn just shook his head. I dropped the bag in the garbage when…
Read MoreSpecial Day!
It is a writing day, always special in my book and I am steaming ahead on book 14. Hopefully by the time I am done writing, the story still makes sense. But today is also my wonderful mother’s 79th birthday. Unfortunately we are not together, but my brother is with her, celebrating his own monumental…
Read MoreReviews and comments
I love going on Goodreads or checking on Amazon and finding a new review. It always makes my day brighter, so thanks everyone. For those of you who are are unfamiliar with Goodreads, it is far easier to leave a review there than on Amazon. I have heard from several readers that while they submit…
Read MoreExcited!😁
I am opening up file 14, book 14 and I have time to work on it. This is indeed a great day. I was so excited I woke up before six am on a Saturday. Unfortunately my thinking brain was not as excited and as much as I tried, I could not get all my…
Read MoreTrissy’s Embarrassment
Being the youngest child in a large family can be difficult, especially if your father has always wanted a boy and had been stuck with girls every single time. For that youngest daughter, acceptance is often earned by being the son, or as close to, as the daughter can manage. Among Woodsmen who have traditional…
Read MoreBlackout Resolved
By seven last night, my husband and I were stretching cords from one room to the next, plugging in air conditioners and making the house livable for a night with only half power. By eight or half past, our friendly landlady called and said an electrician would be a half hour or so and work…
Read MoreThanks to Readers
Writers are typically insecure, cave-dwelling types, scared to show their true selves to the larger world. Anyone who has met me knows that isn’t me, but writing and publishing are scary. In fact it is more terrifying than facing a packed room of teens who are reluctant learners and teaching them English, or worse, math.…
Read MoreHeartsinger Review
This one snuck in and I didn’t see it right away. “Couldn’t put this one down! I wanted to know what happened next. The character development and story line keep building with intrigue. The story transitions well between the story of the community and the journey of “the Heartsinger
Read MoreGreat Reviews!
The second review came through on Grabon’s Nest, another 5⭐️ Tribute to my amazing characters. Schmeelk has done it yet again! After four volumes of single, sometimes lonely leadership, Grabon at last finds his mate ~ and what a surprise she is! The plots thicken, new characters come on board, and the adventures continue! What…
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