Cozy Critter Crochet Class
Nov
2

Cozy Critter Crochet Class

Crochet a whole menagerie of amigurumi creatures. These little animals are a great introduction to amigurumi. The body type is simple, and can be modified to create different animals. Pick the one you want to try in class, and take home the tools and pattern to make them all.

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Beginner Crochet Class
Oct
26

Beginner Crochet Class

Have you ever wanted to try crochet? Let me, a crocheter of 40 years, teach you. This is a simple project based class that will teach you the basic skills to crochet a Ribbed Beanie. We’ll go over common crochet stitches that you can apply to many projects.

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Beginner Crochet Class - Book Sleeve
Oct
12

Beginner Crochet Class - Book Sleeve

Have you ever wanted to try crochet? Let me, a crocheter of 40 years, teach you. This is a simple project based class that will teach you the basic skills to crochet a granny square. We’ll go over common crochet stitches that you can apply to many projects.

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Stafford Book Festival
Sep
13

Stafford Book Festival

Join us on September 13th, 2025, for Stafford Bookfest, a FREE literary event! Dive into a world of literary inspiration, meet renowned and local authors, and explore a wide variety of book vendors—all under one roof. Connect with fellow book lovers, discover new reads, and gather ideas to fuel your love for reading or writing. While the event is free, tickets are required for all attendees. Let us help you make your literary journey unforgettable!

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Arts & Craft Vendor Show
Mar
15

Arts & Craft Vendor Show

Rolling Hills Farm & Vineyard first arts and crafts vendor show! We are so excited to be able to have this event and we hope that you will come out and enjoy the day with all of our vendors and see all their many talents.

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Rappahannock Writer's Conference - Researching for Fiction
Nov
9

Rappahannock Writer's Conference - Researching for Fiction

Join me at the Rappahannock Writer’s Conference where I’ll be presenting a class on Researching for Fiction. The conference has both in-person and virtual options so anyone can attend.

Are you writing a police procedural? Or a novel set in the wild west of the 1860? Maybe in modern day Japan? Every book needs research, but how do you do it effectively? Writers know the research rabbit hole all too well, but you don’t want to get stuck down there forever. You need to be confident that you have the right tools to find the information you need. I’ll give you practical advice on how to search smarter, which tools to use, and what you can do if you want to go the extra mile.


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Researching for Fiction Live Webinar
Sep
24

Researching for Fiction Live Webinar

Are you writing a police procedural? Or a novel set in the Wild West of the 1860s? Maybe in modern-day Japan? Every book needs research, but how do you do it effectively? Join me LIVE for a demonstration of how you can use them when researching for fiction.

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Bookish Road Trip Day Trip
Sep
17

Bookish Road Trip Day Trip

The Tar Heel Pie Launch fun continues!

I’ll be taking over the Bookish Road Trip community on Facebook for the day. Bookish Road Trip is an active and vibrant community of readers and travelers who love talking about books and travel.

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Tar Heel Pie Launch Party
Sep
12

Tar Heel Pie Launch Party

I will be hosting a live Zoom launch party for members of my reader group.

  • Interview

  • Open Q & A

  • Chat with other readers

  • Signed Paperback Giveaway

  • To attend, join the Kettle Holler Literary Society on Facebook

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Tar Heel Pie Preorder Opens
Aug
27

Tar Heel Pie Preorder Opens

It’s finally time to reserve a copy of Tar Heel Pie. Get it delivered straight to your Kindle on release day by preordering. Here’s the description.

Can Amy ever get over being that girl who did that thing?

Eight years ago, Amy Monroe made a colossal mistake when she put her trust in a man who didn’t deserve it. When it blew up in her face in a very public way, the events made her rethink everything in her life. Now, she’s on a good path, and even due for a promotion. Until her great aunt leaves her a crumbling Victorian mansion in her tiny hometown, a town she has avoided going back to since The Incident.

All Amy wants to do is renovate the house, sell it, and get back to her life as a marketing consultant in California, but Haverhill has a way of drawing people in. Before she knows it, Amy, an atheist, is asked to help revive her community’s dying church, befriends the new minister, and inherits custody of her family’s aging pug. When her contractor turns out to be a past crush, her resolve never to let a man get close to her is tested. Pretty soon Amy is fully enmeshed in her hometown. So much so that when a crooked preacher threatens to defraud the people of Haverhill, Amy is determined to stop him.

Once again loss, love, and a longing to find her place, has Amy questioning everything. Is she sure about the career she’s chosen? Can she find a place for herself in the town where so many people bore witness to her worst mistake? And most of all can she learn to trust a man again?

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Behind the Page
Jul
6

Behind the Page

Catch me along with authors MacKenzie Friel, Jim Hall, and Steve Watkins talking to the Central Rappahannock Regional Library for their Behind the Page series Thursday @ 7PM Eastern. This online event is available to anyone.

https://librarypoint.bibliocommons.com/events/640f4d696ef7092800abea6b

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