Sadie Jay

I worked an extra day this week while also working on cookie orders, which isn't as bad as it sounds, since I only work part time. But it also completely threw me off my schedule, to the point I've not been sure what day it is for most of the week. Funny how I've become such a creature of habit.  Valentine's Day Special promo: click here   I'm snipping from Like Cracks in the Sidewalk again. In the beginning, James "compartmentalizes" his relationship with Val, keeping him separate. The book is ultimately a second-chance romance, but I was trying my hand at writing something darker than normal, so the first third of the book is the building of the relationship. The next third is the downfall of it. And the last third is the rebuilding. This is the point between the first and second points. Told from James' POV:    I was living a double life. My weekends were entirely for Val. There's magic with new relationships. The days sparkle in the sunlight a

Silly groundhog! But, of course, no matter what a groundhog sees, we've got 6 weeks of winter, regardless. I'm going on vacation in 6 weeks, and it suddenly feels like I don't have enough time to get everything done! But I'm so ready. I'm going to spend a week and half with my bestie and it feels like forever since I've seen her. I can't wait! I'm so ready to see the ocean again, and feel the sun on my skin. Snipping from my current WIP, Like Cracks in the Sidewalk . James has taken Val to brunch with his mom, Shannon, and his friend, Paige. Shannon has upset James and he's fled to the bathroom, followed by Val. Naturally, Paige followed, also. Told from James' POV: Before I could answer Val, there was a knock on the stall door and I pulled away and hung my head when I noticed the high-heels under the door. I opened it to let her in. “Paige, you need to quit hanging out in the men’s room.” “Well, quit hiding in here and I won’t have to come find