If the book is due on August 18, 2022, it must be in 8 months before that which would make it December. Ironically, the book is good, apparently, from what everyone that read what we have says. We should have been done by now… 3 times over. Because it sure as hell not us or our “amazing” progress of writing 40K over the last 3 months, which is 1/3 of our typical writing speed. I’d like to know the source of their optimism. The pressure of having a deadline would make things a lot harder.Īpparently, despite that discussion, Avon feels that the book should be out on August 18, 2022. This means the book will be done when it’s done.

We have now passed all stages of making it easier and are down to the ultimate option: no deadline.

Gordon and I are forcing ourselves through it. We requested that it is kept off schedule. Two days ago, the editor emailed requesting “copy,” a short synopsis of the book, which was supposed to be only used internally. The preorder link for Ruby Fever on UK is probably real. We don’t know if this is a novella or the final novel of the parents’ arc. We haven’t selected the name for the innkeeper things yet. Bleah.Īnd there you have it, my fussy book review.Īnyway, onto the fallout from the previous post. I usually color mandalas with very shiny glitter pens while listening, and the closer we got to the end, the more drab my mandalas became. My feelings cannot handle bitter right this second. I didn’t want bitter sweet, I just wanted sweet. I did not like the way it ended! Yeah, yeah, I get the set up for it and bitter sweet and all that, but I did not like it. I’ve listened to the entire audiobook of Hail Mary by Andy Weir.

Agnes and the Hitman by Jennifer Crusie