Hang out long enough where people are discussing Voyager, and you will almost inevitably hear from someone who is disappointed, uncomfortable or down right infuriated by the portrayal of Mr. Willoughby. His accent, behavior and obsequiousness are cartoonish, and exhibit many uncomfortable stereotypes that were certainly believed in Scotland in the 18th century when his part of the story is set, and sadly persisted well into the 20th century. Willoughby is literally a walking stereotype. And if that’s all there is to the character, then readers SHOULD be offended.  I would be.

Well, I managed to write a little while on vacation, but now I'm back home and back to the grind. We had a great time at the beach, and picked up some new readers with the summer sale.  Now, back to writing book 3. 

I'm celebrating the start of summer with a great sale. Both books in the Once & Future Series are only 99 cents this week. So if you're new to the series, grab them both. If you haven't read Cauldron yet, here's a great opportunity. And if you've already read them, tell your friends they can pick them both up for less than the cost of a latte.