It’s the strangest thing, but the older I get, the faster the day seems to go.
I suspect this is because, earlier, I was able to pack a LOT into my days and they seemed endless.
And now? Now I’m older and have discovered a life where there is no mad rush to meet deadlines.
For people like me, deadlines mean productivity. An absence of them means lazy days…and procrastination…so before I know it, the day is done!
I’m not complaining, or am I?
Author: Reet Singh
Reet is a surgeon with a romantic soul. When not doctoring, she devours romantic fiction, wields a creative crochet hook, or solves the daily crossword. Occasionally, she can be found in the kitchen concocting her 'world-famous' one-pot meals. Married for three decades, her tall, handsome, sensitive hero-husband still makes her heart skip a beat. It's no wonder she writes about love and happy endings.
Announcement: InVerse Medicine – a book of poems – is available in Audiobook form
Be sure to look for it at a vendor of your choice… InVerse Medicine: These are poems about conversations that we’d like to have with ourselves and with others when our bodies and minds are fraying… There’s struggle and triumph, loss and humanity within the pages of this eclectic collection of verse. Reviews of the… Continue reading
End of Year #ebook #sale on #Smashwords – don’t miss it #indiebooks
I’m excited to announce that some of my books – even the poetry one [written by my ‘Upreet Dhaliwal’ self] – will be available as part of the Smashwords 2022 End of Year Sale! This is a chance to get my books, along with books from many other great authors, at a promotional discount.
So cold and getting colder: #Haiku
I love winter in North India because I get to put on my gorgeous cold-weather clothes: coats, boots, socks, scarves, cowls, mittens…
Spotlight: “Felony Melanie and the Prank War” based on characters from the movie Sweet Home Alabama #YAlit #RomanticComedy #comedy #romcom #romance
Dear Readers,
I’m so excited to be sharing this new release. I’ve watched Sweet Home Alabama a dozen times at least and have enjoyed it each time.
Here’s a chance to meet Melanie again, and to learn what Ms Smooter was like before she became hot fashion designer Melanie Carmichael…
Seven reasons to read @AuthorReet’s new #Romance – releasing soon
I’ve learned over the years that I work best with deadlines.
Knowing that about myself, I figure that if I announce the book, I’ll have to finish it!
I made this poster to motivate myself and to keep everyone informed. I hope you’ll be as excited as I am…
#FREE “Red, blue & Pink”: 3 Short stories – Suspense, Intrigue & Romance by @AuthorReet
Dear Readers,
This short read is permafree!
The stories are inspired by random words and phrases floating around in the stratosphere. There’s something for everyone. I had fun writing these and they represent a brief interlude from my longer stories, one of which is coming out very soon, so watch this space…
Spotlight: Meet Jamie Garvin, lead of @JanaRichards_’s Small Town Romance “Unexpected”
Here’s a look at Jana Richards’ Small Town, Contemporary Romance which is themed around a marriage of convenience, and is a friends to lovers, second-chance romance. This post introduces us to the lead, Jamie Garven, from the book “Unexpected”…
@AuthorReet’s Blueprint for a Beguiling #Blurb: or, how to grab #readers’ eyeballs
When I’m book hunting and I find an intriguing title, I’ll definitely look at the cover.
Irresistible? All right, so then I’ll read the blurb.
The few words written on the back of the book will either convince me to buy/borrow it, or will compel me to return it to the shelf.
That’s how important a blurb is.
It has the onerous responsibility – now that the title and the cover have played their roles – to get the reader to clutch the book to her chest, totter off to the nearest couch, and start reading.
Spotlight: “A Room in Blake’s Folly” by @JArleneCuliner
Introducing J. Arlene Culiner and her newest story. Blake’s is a historical romance and sounds utterly delightful. There’s an excerpt for you to sink your teeth into, and if that doesn’t induce you to buy the book, nothing will!