Thought you might like to see the Italian copy of The Italian’s Ruthless Baby Bargain
I’ve also received in the post today a two in one version, also in Italian, of two of my older books – Surrender to the Millionaire and Reclaiming his Bride.
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Gardens
My garden always takes second place when I’m writing. DH mows the lawns but the weeding is left to me, so as I’m now between books so to speak I’ve been spending time outdoors. We live in a regular sized house so the gardens aren’t gigantic but we live on a corner so we have a front garden, a side front garden, a side back garden, and a back garden which has a fishpond and a little stream.
Last autumn I was busy working on a book so I let DH loose on the dead heading and pruning. Now, it’s either the hard winter we had, or DH’s less than careful pruning because I’ve lost some plants. The thing is, do I let him loose again or do I do all the hard work myself?
We’re having glorious weather at the moment and the blossom on the trees is spectacular. A little later than normal but a very welcome sight.
Who does the gardening in your house?
New beginnings
I’ve had a lovely week free from the rigours of writing. Or should I say the pleasure of writing? Because it is a pleasure, even when it doesn’t turn out the way I would like. I’m never happier than when I’m sitting at my desk creating new stories and I’m really anxious to start on something new. I’ve already started plotting.
Over on the Pink Heart Society today is a review of The Italian’s Ruthless Baby Bargain – so why don’t you pop over and take a look?
Happy Easter Everyone
I’m going to be busy with family and friends over the coming week, so if I don’t blog you’ll know why. Let’s hope the weather is kind to us. We’ve had very mixed weather so far this year, although the daffodils in the garden are beautiful. They really cheer me up when I look at them. And even the fish in our pond are swimming on the surface again. We never see them during the winter, they hide right at the bottom.
I’m not saying anything about the writing front because – well, you know why.
