MIA For A While

Hello, fans of J.A. Saare. My name is Holly, and I'm working as Ms. Saare's assistant. She asked me to share the following blog post, as well as answer any questions you may have.

Thanks!

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Talk about an amazing week. Although I haven't been online, my awesome friend-turned-assistant Holly filled me on everything. I’m thrilled so many of you enjoyed The Ripple Effect and are eager for more. In fact, your interest in future books is a partial reason for this blog post. Without going into unnecessary detail, I’ll say that with life and work commitments, I’m not going to be online the rest of this year. I have to focus on matters that are of great importance -- primarily my family -- while I am fortunate enough to do so. But all is not doom and gloom. I’ve actually managed to hire my friend-turned-assistant full-time to keep you up to date on release dates and future works.

Since I can’t be online, Holly will keep everything running smoothly across my social network cyberverse. If you have a question, she’ll have the answer. Please bear with her as she gets into the swing of things. Not only does she have to get my Twitter and Facebook under control, she’s also working through my emails and such. I apologize in advance for any inconvenience. Life has a way of inserting itself in the middle of your world and making you redirect your focus. Hopefully things will take an upswing and I’ll be back sooner rather than later. And before I forget: thank you for your well wishes. They mean a lot to me. I’m crossing my fingers that lady luck shines down on those I love and care for and everything settles into place.  

As for other things: I received my cover for Marked (which will release at EC at some point in the future). I’ve included the image above (click on cover to read the blurb). When I receive any new information, I’ll be sure it’s passed along. Hope you all have enjoyed the summer.

**Forgive any typos and/or errors. Writing a blog post on a cell phone isn't as easy as I thought it might be.**