Has it really been ten years?
Ten years. It’s been ten years since my first novel came out. In the time since Scot on the Rocks first debuted, I got married, I had two kids, I moved out to the suburbs. I bought a car, I bought a house, I created an entirely new life.
When I signed my first publishing contract with Red Dress Ink/ Harlequin, I was a single girl living in Manhattan. Now, on the ten year anniversary of that first book, I’m a married mother of two, and I'm re-releasing it on my own. There’s something so surreal about re-issuing my first novel, the novel that started it all, and I’m happy to be sharing that with all of you.
When I signed my first publishing contract with Red Dress Ink/ Harlequin, I was a single girl living in Manhattan. Now, on the ten year anniversary of that first book, I’m a married mother of two, and I'm re-releasing it on my own. There’s something so surreal about re-issuing my first novel, the novel that started it all, and I’m happy to be sharing that with all of you.
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