Be Back Soon

Posted on May 1, 2015 by

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J.W. Waterhouse Miranda, The Tempest, 1916
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Miranda, The Tempest, 1916

Pardon me for several weeks. I’m finalizing the first draft of my second novel, “Inside the Gold Plated Pistol”.

Take care, Cindy

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22 Comments on “Be Back Soon”

  9. Wow! Congrats on your accomplishment and commitment to your book. Hope it goes well and look forward to seeing you back! Keep us posted though.

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  16. Best of luck w/ everything Cindy! How exciting it must be to work on your next novel. Love your new blog look btw, sweet!

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  17. Best of luck on the endeavor Cindy! My apologies for seeing this post a week late! 😦

    In the meantime, we’ll be missing you!! 😀

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    • It is! I just have to remind myself to keep it 80/20. The instant gratification blogging brings and the cheeriness of my fellow bloggers is alluring and pulls me from the solitary venture of “the book”.

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