This blog post is to announce my Spider Latham Christmas novella,
Amy’s Star. It’s set here in Kanab, Utah, and I had such a good time writing
it. The story is available in softcover only as A Kane County Christmas where
it partners with a short story The Hay Ride by my brother, Ron. It’s available
on Amazon and in several stores in Kanab.
Amy’s Star also is out in a Christmas Anthology titled A
Christmas Village, available in softcover and Kindle on Amazon and as an ebook on Nook. I
joined with two of the members of my critique group, Ann Acton and Terry
Deighton, to put together this Anthology.
I’m partnering with Kent Douglass for a launch party at 7
p.m. Tuesday, December 2nd, at the Kanab Library meeting room.
Kent is launching a middle grade, Goosbump-ish, novel What
the Wind Blew In. I’m so proud of Kent. This is his debut novel. He has a great
voice, and he’s written a fun book.
We’ll read from our books at 7:30, and then we’ll have
doorprize drawings. People who come are in luck, because Kent, besides being a
good writer, is a woodcarver, and he’s offering a couple of his carvings for
door prizes. I’ll give books and six of my world-famous apple pies. Kent’s wife
Inez is making pumpkin bread for refreshments, and we’ll have hot spiced punch,
too.
I hope you’ll join us if you’re near. If not, check out the
books. If you’re a Spider Latham fan, you’ll enjoy Amy’s Star. Heck, you’ll
enjoy it even if you’ve never heard of ol’ Spider.
