I'm Going To Marry You. I Thought

I Came To Write After Several Mini Careers. I Did Live Theatre, Managed A Cosmetics Store And Was A Local Television Personality.

Life Was Precious. Life Was Fragile. Here One Moment, Gone The Next. Every Second Should Be Milked For All It's Worth Because You Never Know When The Bottom Was Going To Drop Out.

I Try To Weave A Secret Into Each Plot. It's The Thread That Holds The Rest Of The Story Fabric Together. In Fact, It's The Reason For The Story. I Hint At The Secret Early On. Immediately I Want The Reader To Get The Feeling That Something Here Isn't Quite Right. It Helps Maintain The Suspense If A Puzzling Element Is Introduced In The First Few Pages Of The Book, But The Answer Isn't Revealed Until The Final Ones. Hopefully, Readers Want To Know What The Heck Is Really Going On, And It's The Desire To Find Out That Keeps Them Turning Pages.

Ah, But Being In Love Made You Mean And Crazy. Love Made You Act Like A Fool Even When You Knew You Were Acting Like A Fool And Couldn't Help Yourself From Acting Like A Fool.

It Takes Far Less Courage To Cling To The Past Than It Does To Face The Future".