I did it!!! I did it!!! I’m a NaNoWriMo WINNER!!!! On November 27th at 3:32 p.m, I hit 50,236 words!!!!
NaNo word count for Coveted Mate: 23,873
NaNo word count for Reluctant Rogue: 26,363
Whew!!!!!!! Now… I”m going to spend the rest of the weekend PLAYING!!!!!! BookBrush, here I come!!!! Woot!
Oh, speaking of BookBrush, since I put Reluctant Rogue up on pre-order, I made these two cool creatives over in BookBrush:
National Novel Writing Month: The Final Push!I wrote a LOT this week! Well, except Thanksgiving Day, which was abysmal at only 403 words, but I had lots of turkey and potatoes and stuffing and gravy!
This week I started out working on Reluctant Rogue, but on the 24th I switched to Coveted Mate for the final push to the end of NaNoWriMo. That’s been going really well, I’m up to 89,110 words on Coveted Mate. Since my word count target for the finished novel is 100,000 words, give or take 10k, that puts me in a really good place!
I am very, very pleased with the writing I’ve gotten done on both novels. I may not write fast, but what I’ve got is in great shape!
Coveted Mate: 7,278
Reluctant Rogue: 8,479 words
Week Total: 15,757 words
November Total: 47,759 words
Reminder! Coveted Mate is scheduled for release in March 2022, and is available for pre-order now!!!
Reluctant Rogue is also available for pre-order on Amazon. As soon as I get the book cover, I’ll get it up for pre-order at the other retailers. The release date is set for July, but I hope to move that date up, once I get Coveted Mate released.
Reluctant Rogue: 8,856 words
Week Total: 8,856 words
November Total: 31,992 words
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I tried… I really did… to move my Weekly Writing Plan to Sundays, since my week starts on Monday, so it makes sense to do the recap on Sunday. But maybe I’ve just done it for too long on Saturday, because I can’t seem to wrap my head around doing it on Sunday. I get up on Saturday, and want to do my blog update. Putting it off til the next day feels wrong, plus my mind keeps nagging at me all day to do the damned blog update. So… I yield to force majeure, and I’m just going to stick with updating this on Saturdays!
It’s still National Novel Writing Month, a self-challenge with the ultimate goal being 50,000 words written in the 30 days of November
I got tons of writing done this week; not as much as I would have liked, but the bright side is, I’m not behind! I’ve just gotten up after getting a good 7 hours of solid sleep, I’ve got a fresh pot of tea brewing, I have my writing snacks on-hand, and I’m settled in to write!
Reluctant Rogue: 8,856 words
Week Total: 8,856 words
November Total: 31,992 words
Since I’ve come so far on Reluctant Rogue, I’ve put in a request to Dar Albert, my wonderful cover designer, for a cover for it!!!
Reminder! Coveted Mate is scheduled for release in March 2022, and is available for pre-order now!!!
Reluctant Rogue: 8,856 words
Week Total: 8,856 words
November Total: 31,992 words
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It’s NANO TIME!!! November is National Novel Writing Month, a self-challenge with the ultimate goal being 50,000 words written in the 30 days of November
This year’s project is primarily Runaway Rogue, the 5th book in the Wishes & Dreams series. The first week my Muse had me working on the 4th book, Coveted Mate. This week, however, I’ve been working hard on Runaway Rogue (working title)… which as of two nights ago has been officially re-titled Reluctant Rogue. I have a book cover request in to my cover designer!
I did actually take yesterday officially off from writing. I slept in, and putzed about, and went out driving for Uber in the early afternoon, came home and slept for 3 hours straight, then went out Ubering again for a couple hours. I came home and had veal piccata and pasta for dinner, then retired to my room to read for a few hours. I finally came to the computer and pounded out a whole 137 words of Reluctant Rogue, just because! Then I got up early this morning and went to McD’s for some hot cocoa at 5:30 a.m., and got a good start on the next scene I’ll be working on today 🙂 🙂
I’ve ordered marketing banners from Eeva at The Book Khaleesi, who does all my book trailers and banners! I was going to order a book trailer, but it turns out she’s closed to new orders until after the new year, but she said she’d go ahead and do the banner, since it’s pretty simple.
I’ve been trying my own hand at banners in BookBrush, to which I’ve purchased a subscription… see above! I may, one day when I’ve finished my NaNo word count for the day, play around with making a trailer for it in BookBrush, but it still wouldn’t be as good as what Eeva can come up with!
Reminder! Coveted Mate is available for pre-order now!!!
Coveted Mate: 1,559 words
Reluctant Rogue: 9,028 words
Week Total: 10,587 words
November Total: 23,136 words
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It’s NANO TIME!!! National Novel Writing Month started last Monday, November 1st.
This year’s project is primarily Runaway Rogue, the 5th book in the Wishes & Dreams series. However, so far my Muse has me working on the 4th book, Coveted Mate. Most of the scenes are chapters revolving around getting the rescued refugees from the Morocco compound settled in. I’ve also introduced a unicorn and a dragon. The dragon is actually part of the storyline of book #4; the unicorn doesn’t come into play until book #5, but I wanted to get her introduced. We also have a kitten that’s a Familiar, that showed up at Whimsies, Julian’s antique shop. She’ll be taking up residence in the Country Veterinarian Clinic for the time being. I have NO idea what I’m going to do with her, but she showed up in my head wanting to be a part of all this, so I wrote her in! LOL!
I’m about to the point in Coveted Mate that I’m starting to think about commissioning a book trailer from Eeva at The Book Khaleesi, who does all my book trailers and banners!
Reminder! Coveted Mate is available for pre-order now!!!
Coveted Mate: 12,478 words
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Yayyy, NaNoWriMo is HERE at last! I live for Novembers 🙂
This year I’ll be working mostly on book #5 of my Wishes & Dreams series. The working title is Runaway Rogue.
Synopsis:
The hero, Liam, is a Great Pyrenees shapeshifter, his archetype is The Chief, secondary is The Best Friend.He’s the new shifter physician/vet at the country veterinary clinic.
Tessa, is a Clouded Leopard, her archetype is The Waif, secondary is The Nurturer. She’s the niece of Beatrice… remember Beatrice? The rogue shifter who stalked Katerina and her sister across the first three books of the series. Tessa’s mother, aunt and sisters were all vicious rogues… and she’s afraid she may be one too!
I may also be adding to book #4, Coveted Mate, as my Muse commands!
I was up at midnight and got started writing right at 12:01 a.m. It was a bit slow getting started, but then I gained momentum, and wrote 1,520 words by 2 a.m., when I crawled into bed 🙂
It’s NANO TIME!!! National Novel Writing Month starts tonight! It’s a month-long self-challenge to write 50,000 words during the 30 days of November. This is my 14th year participating, although I’ve only “won” four times… at the same time, any progress that I make in November, is still more than I had on October 31st, so… win also!
This year’s project is primarily Runaway Rogue, the 5th book in the Wishes & Dreams series. I may also do some work on the 4th book, Coveted Mate, as my Muse commands! Runaway Rogue is simply the working title, I’m hoping at some point I’ll come up with just the right title. The heroine is the niece of Beatrice… remember Beatrice? Yes, THAT Beatrice, who stalked Katerina and her sister across the first three Wishes & Dreams book. Our heroine, Naomi, is deathly afraid that she’ll turn into a rogue also. She’s a clouded leopard, and just to change things up a bit, our hero isn’t a cat, he’s a Great Pyrenees 🙂
Coveted Mate: 1,758 words
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This is the last week of October… the imminent start of National Novel Writing Month is beginning to intrude and make it hard for me to focus on the current WIP… my mind wants to be brainstorming the NaNo project, cleaning my desk, making freezer meals, and obsessively re-checking my (mostly done) to-do list over on Asana. I did get the new cover for Coveted Mate, and it’s gorgeous!! I’m still on schedule to release it in March, 2022, and it’s available for pre-order on Amazon, Apple, B&N, Google Play and Kobo 🙂
Coveted Mate: 1,361 words
Yes, it’s Preptober! National Novel Writing Month is coming up, and October is the prep month! I have a checklist on Asana that I save and use from year to year, of things to be done before November. At this point it’s still mostly thinking up plot points for this year’s NaNo project, and making freezer meals. The morning of October 31st is when my life gets nasty with a ton of things to get done to be ready to dive into writing at midnight… I can’t wait! 🙂
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Remember last week I reported having a wee bit of writers block? Lying in bed, just on the verge of sleep, night before last, I had the sudden realization that this last month when I couldn’t seem to get any writing done, I’d been trying to write sequentially from the opening chapters. But I’m actually a pantser, I write best when I’m writing random scenes, and connect them later. So I got up the next morning and sat down at the computer and had NO problem thinking up a scene that came farther along in the story, and a minute later (or so it seemed) I’d written 832 words!
This week I also worked on the Character Interviews and Archetypes for the hero and heroine of Runaway Rogue, my 2021 NaNo project and the 5th book in the Wishes & Dreams paranormal romance series.
Night before last, I took my daughter out to Olive Garden for Mother/Daughter Date Night, and we spent most of the time brainstorming over salad and breadsticks, pasta, and Italian Donuts for dessert. She is my BEST brainstormer, she really gets my stories… you’d think we shared DNA or something 😉 Anyway, not only did we brainstorm the NaNo WIP, but also she reminded me of a subplot I’d totally forgotten about for the current WIP, plus we brainstormed the overall direction the series should take, and THEN suddenly she’s moving forward to the NEXT book, and I’m like, “Wait! What? Are you talking about book SIX?!” And she’s like, “Yeah, so get going!” No pressure or anything.
Coveted Mate: 1,192 words
Yes, it’s Preptober! National Novel Writing Month is coming up, and October is the prep month! I have a checklist on Asana that I save and use from year to year, of things to be done before November. At this point it’s still mostly thinking up plot points for this year’s NaNo project, and making freezer meals. The morning of October 31st is when my life gets nasty with a ton of things to get done to be ready to dive into writing at midnight… I can’t wait! 🙂
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It wasn’t a really productive week, writing-wise. I think I’m having a wee bit of writers block, ugh. I stare at the open document and can’t think what to write! This week, I’ll be not only working on the current WIP, Coveted Mate, but I’ll be doing characterization on the 5th book in the Wishes & Dreams series (working title Runaway Rogue) as part of NaNoWriMo preparation.
My very first novel, Truck Stop, was first published 20 years ago, October 10, 2001! Wow, it’s hard to believe so much time has gone by!! In 2018 I revised it extensively, found a wonderful cover artist to do the cover (and she now does all my covers!) and re-released it, as well as an audiobook version on Audible.
Yes, it’s Preptober! National Novel Writing Month is coming up, and October is the prep month! I have a checklist on Asana that I save and use from year to year, of things to be done before November. This early in the month, however, the only things to focus on are meal prep… making individual freezer meals to use in November. I already ordered (and received) my 2021 official NaNo t-shirt, so yay!
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I fell behind (obviously) on doing my weekly writing plan… when I released all three books of When Darkness Falls, plus the boxed set, in quick succession in June and July, it was pretty wild, with all the thing to follow up on, marketing and so forth. I was just getting it together in late August, when I came down with bronchitis, which pretty much killed any writing (or anything else, either) for a full month! I’ve been back to writing this last week or so… not much, as I’m recovered from the illness but still get exhausted really fast. Still, it’s getting better every day and I’m back in the saddle now as far as writing goes 🙂
While I only got a little writing done this week (1,532 words), what I did get done was characterization work on my WIP, Coveted Mate, which I plan to release in March 2022. I went in and chose Archetypes (Best Friend and Waif) for my hero and heroine, went over the Archetypal interactions, and then proceeded with the long, detailed Character Interviews for each.
Um… I also have to admit, this last week I was sidetracked, by revisiting the original CSI (Crime Scene Investigation) series with Gil Grissom (my heart-throb!) since a new CSI: Vegas is premiering this coming Thursday, I wanted to kind of get the feel of the original before then. I’m up to Season 3, but I promise to focus more on writing this week! I swear!
Yes, it’s Preptober! National Novel Writing Month is coming up, and October is the prep month! I have a checklist on Asana that I save and use from year to year, of things to be done before November. This early in the month, however, the only things to focus on are meal prep… making individual freezer meals to use in November. I already ordered (and received) my 2021 official NaNo t-shirt, so yay!
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Wayyy back before I self-published, when I finished my very first book, Truck Stop, in 2000, I was searching for a literary agent. I got this response from an agent I had submitted to, and although it was a rejection letter, it made me want to jump for joy! This was from agent Laura Blake Peterson of Curtis Brown, Ltd.:
“There’s no question of your ability. I think you have a very fluid, commercial style that is remarkably polished and self-assured… On the whole, I think your writing has a lot of commercial potential.”
So I thought I’d share.
THE BED FRAME
A Cat for Troy received a Silver Medal (2nd place) in the 2021 ReadersFavorite Book Awards! I am soooo thrilled… I mean, I HOPED, right? But to actually have it happen!!! OMG! See the Award Page here! I’m so thrilled!!! Oh, I said that already… well, but I am! LOL.
Earlier this year, A Cat for Troy received a 5-star review from them, as well, so I’m double overjoyed!
After much thought, consideration and discussions with People In The Know, I’ve decided, now that I have the first 3 books of Wishes & Dreams published, and #4, Coveted Mate, is available for pre-order, to make the first book in the series, Wishes in a Bottle, perma-free. This is a magical genie paranormal romance!
You can get your FREE copy here!
The mysterious stranger disappeared from her life as suddenly as he’d arrived… then emerges from an old bottle in the attic
After 600 years of being bound to a magical bottle, Julian is beginning to wonder if he will be trapped as a Djinn forever.
Centuries ago in plague-struck Italy, Julian DiConti cast a powerful spell in desperation to have the magical power to be able to help his people who were dying in horrific conditions. The spell goes spectacularly awry, leaving Julian enslaved to a Djinn bottle, bound to grant three wishes to each Master of the bottle until the spell can be broken. More than anything, Julian longs for a normal life – for a home, and a family. After six hundred years, however, he has begun to despair of ever being freed from the spell.
She’d gladly free Julian from the spell, if only she knew how.
Enter Alessandra Taylor, a young woman who has followed her calling to help others, in the face of vociferous disapproval from her family. Working at a shelter for battered women, she’s thrilled to meet the reclusive Julian DiConti, whose collection of garments from third world countries has provided funding for shelters across the country. When Julian turns out to be a Djinn from the old bottle she found in her attic, she empathizes with his despair.
But one by one, she’s forced to use the precious wishes to help others.
Although she’s willing to free him, he can’t tell her how, and once she has made her third wish, the magic of the bottle will whisk Julian away and out of her life forever… unless she can somehow figure out how to free him.
Wishes in a Bottle is a dreamy paranormal romance novel with a happy ever after and no cliffhanger. It’s the first book in the Wishes & Dreams paranormal romance series by romance author Allie McCormack, featuring Djinn and Shapeshifters! Plunge into the magic and enchantment of an unconventional and, dare we say it, out-of-this-world love story.
This great review on 08/30/21 is by Mary on Amazon:
I loved this trilogy so much I wanted it to keep going when it ended! There is an intimate scene, I believe in book 2, so heads up about that. The story, characters, setting (did you love Aladdin as a kid??), all amazing. There were 1 or 2 plot points that had me wondering for a while, but the author eventually circled back and cleared everything up. It is one continuous story so i recommend buying the trilogy. Thanks to BookBub for bringing it to my attention during a sale! I usually don’t love vampires, but I like how the author portrayed their nature in this story. And can we just all have an Alyssa in our lives?! Or BE an Alyssa?! 🙂
For years I’ve been an avid medieval fantasy roleplayer in SecondLife. A few years back, a roleplay city I was in held a Short Story contest. Dredging my mind for ideas, I remembered a short but hilarious roleplay I’d done back in, oh, maybe 2010 or so. It took me two days, but I managed to hunt up the chat log of the original roleplay to refresh my memory. Then, using that as my inspiration and guide, I wrote up a short story and entered it in the contest. And it won!
So it suddenly occurred to me… why not publish it? So I pulled it up, dusted it off and edited the heck out of it, and here it is! It’s a very short, short story of only 2,250 words, or about 6 pages. Anyway, here it is!
An Almost Marriage is available as eBook only, on Amazon, Apple, B&N, Google Books and Kobo!
Today, When Darkness Falls: The Trilogy boxed set appeared as a BookBub Featured Deal for 99 cents. Tonight at roughly 9 pm, When Darkness Falls: The Trilogy hit the #1 Best Seller rank for Dragons & Mythical Creatures Fantasy!
I only keep the badge for as long as it stays in the #1 slot, but… I can keep the memory forever!
I’m also very sure that it also didn’t hurt that my book was the very FIRST deal at the top of Sunday’s BookBub Featured Deal newsletter!!!!
This is the third of my books that’s received a 5-star rating from Readers’ Favorite! Okay, I have to admit, when the email came, I looked at it several times and finally decided not to open it, because I wanted a good review so much and it was like I was pushing my luck to go three for three (A Cat for Troy and When Darkness Falls: The Trilogy have already gotten 5 stars from Readers’ Favorite. It actually wasn’t until the next day that I summoned up my nerve to go see the review… and I’m so glad I did!!!
What the reviewer had to say:
Wishes In A Bottle is a highly engaging romance novel that fans of the paranormal sub-genre will get a lot out of. One of the things that I enjoyed the most about this novel was how well developed, human, and engaging the characters were, especially Alessandra and Julian. Alessandra and Julian are both selfless and high-impact characters that are easy to invest in, and the relationship that develops between them is a joy to follow. The plot is complex and captivating and captures the story’s emotion and characters well, taking you on the journey with them. I also particularly appreciated the fact that the magic system was consistent and easy to follow. Author Allie McCormack has masterfully crafted a magical and charming romance that you will find hard to put down, and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this book to fans of paranormal romances or those looking for a believable and character-driven romance story.
Click here to read the full review.
Readers’ Favorite has awarded 5 stars to When Darkness Falls: The Trilogy!! What the reviewer had to say:
This review covers the three books in the When Darkness Falls trilogy. Things that will immediately capture the attention of the reader include the exquisite writing and the cunning plot. Allie McCormack’s prose flows gracefully and I enjoyed that she is consistent in style and voice. The setting is a well-imagined sixteenth-century desert world that offers visually enticing imagery. The different races that occupy this world are well-written and readers will immediately get the feeling that this world exists under thinly-veiled tension. The conflict grows stronger as the reader moves through the books; each chapter is emotionally fueled and written to deepen the story steadily. Every fan who enjoys elaborately developed characters, strong romance, and robust conflict in a tale will find When Darkness Falls: The Trilogy irresistible. A story of forbidden love with characters who are real, written with emotional depth, and evolving through the plot in a way that feels natural. The writing is vigorous and the characters appealing. Overall, this trilogy offers the perfect escape for fans of the paranormal romance genre.
Click here to read the full review.
This fall, probably late September, I’m going to go on a cross-country, hopefully inspirational (<–hopefully) trip. I’m going to do some touristy-things along the way, like the Painted Desert, the Petrified Forest, the St. Louis Zoo, Central Park in NYC, plus stop to visit family and friends, but the main purpose is to visit the Hudson Valley in New York. My Wishes & Dreams paranormal romance series is set there. I have 3 books out now, and the 4th is halfway done, but I’m setting that aside until I get to the Hudson Valley. I plan to stay a day or 2 (or 3 or 4? who knows?), drive along semi-rural and rural areas, through the hills and woods, visit my grandfather’s old house which is the basis for my inspiration for the setting. And simply get a “feel” for the area, which I haven’t visited since I was 20. I was in the Army then, and on my way to a NATO posting in the Netherlands, and I stopped a few days in NYC to do the tourist thing and visit my grandfather’s brother- and sister-in-law, who had always been known to me as Aunt and Uncle. My grandfather died when I was only 8, but he owned the house along with his in-laws, and so it’s still in the family, and I hope to visit.
This will be a very loosely structured road trip. I’m not making plans or timelines. I do want to stop one night at Holbrook and stay in the WigWam Hotel, in, yes, a wigwam. I’ll head on across the country, taking my time and stopping to take pictures or visit touristy places as I want, but roughly heading for the Hudson Valley. I plan to hopefully stay in AirBnB’s across the country and back. After I leave the Valley, I’ll head to NYC and see a very close old friend from SecondLife, whom I’ve never met in person but we’re, like, sisters-from-another-mother. I do want to take a carriage ride around Central Park, and maybe get a tour of NYC, even if it’s just grabbing a cabbie and having him drive me around. Then I’ll head down to the Carolinas and spend a day with my mom and stepdad, and another close friend who’s also one of my biggest fans and a beta reader as well. Next, to Nashville to have lunch with an old SecondLife friend and fellow writer (and one of my reader fans!), and catch up in person. After that, I’ll head down to Alabama and see another close SecondLife friend to meet face-to-face for the first time. He’s really into grilling, and has promised to make me steaks and ribs on his grill while I’m there! Then I’ll head up to St. Louis and visit the zoo, and maybe drive by my grandparents’ old homes in Kirkwood. So probably I’ll start wending my way home after the zoo. I’ve really always wanted to see Las Vegas, but I don’t think this is the right time for that… when I think about adding it in, it doesn’t “feel” right. So, maybe save that for another trip another time that doesn’t involve going all the way across the country and back.
The big question here is…. after leaving Alabama, do I head South and go send a day or two in New Orleans? That would be really REALLY cool… but I’ll have been on the road probably at least a week and a half by then, and I just might not have the energy. We’ll see… I could also save it and do another road trip just to go to New Orleans!
I’m disabled and can’t walk for long, which is why tourist things aren’t high on my priorities, and also why I’m keeping this as open-ended and loosely structured as possible. If I run out of spoons* I can just hole up in whatever hotel or AirBnB I’m in for a day or two. If I LOVE the Hudson Valley I can spend a week there. Any time I want to diverge from the plan, I can. No stress, no pressure. I have a packing list with checkboxes (I love lists!) so I won’t forget anything important, my kids will take care of my cats, I don’t have any date I “have to” be back by.
The whole idea is to have FUN, relax, and get inspired!
OMG! Last night I got an email from Readers’ Favorites (that I’d totally forgotten I’d submitted to), that I had a new, 5-star review for A Cat for Troy!!! I was absolutely blown away, and immediately all plans to write last evening totally went to hell, because I couldn’t stop reading the review and giggling and hugging myself! LOL! I’m in better shape today, and planning to get back to my work in progress after I get this post out, I just had to SHOUT!!!!
What the reviewer had to say:
A Cat for Troy is a wonderful slow-burning paranormal romance! Allie McCormack has penned a thrilling, action-packed story that moves along at a decent pace. Although this is part of a series, I had no trouble reading it as a standalone. However, I believe the other books tell the stories of other characters in this book so it is recommended to read them all to get the full picture. This is more than just a paranormal romance; it’s about two people who find each other against the odds, against everything life throws at them. This is a very different take on shifters, as most shifter stories focus on mating and bonding right from the start. It is a clean story with a nice storyline and some likable, well-developed characters you will relate to instantly. Get ready to lose yourself in a magical world you’ll be sorry to leave – and try to stop yourself from looking at your family cat in a completely different way!
Check out the Readers’s Favorite review!
RELEASE DAY! The third and final book of my medieval Arabian Nights style trilogy, When Darkness Falls: Book III: The Prophecy, is available NOW as ebook, paperback or hardcover!
The boxed eBook set, When Darkness Falls: The Trilogy, is also available now!
