Edits and More

 

I wish I had this problem! Even with my final drafts, I always feel like something's wrong and needs to be changed. This is usually true all of the time, so I go through extensive edits, usually anywhere from three to five times. Then I usually let the book rest for a week or two, working on other projects, and then come back to the edits and go through a few more times before formatting the book and then uploading it to Amazon. For the last month or so, I've been really, really behind on all of my projects so I kind of forced all my babies out before I think they were ready.

HIS FOR CHRISTMAS is one of those projects, only this book was written two years ago. This was back when ebooks were starting to get pretty big and I had originally put it up for sale to test out the self-publishing waters and it was the results I received that convinced me to go into self publishing rather than get into traditional publishing.

As this book was strictly an experiment, I'm afraid I used that as an excuse to present a rather shoddy product that I didn't think would do well. Instead, it did and I kept on meaning to present it in a more professional way.

It took two years, but here it is!

 

Elliot Whitley's been burned. On Christmas, no less. Now, every Christmas, he can't help but think of the woman who took his heart and crushed it into a million pieces. As far as he's concerned, Christmas and women can go and hang.

But that's before he comes across a young homeless woman who is not at all as she seems.

Perhaps she will be the one to restore Elliot's faith in the holidays...and love.