Got the email yesterday with global notes and the first round of edits for Driven.  It's exciting that the publishing process is going full steam ahead, but at the same time, opening that document is scary!  While I know my writing is not perfect, no one wants to see a huge amount of red and comments on those documents. Minor issues would be best, but at the same time, editing notes are how we learn to polish our work in the hopes to not make the same mistakes next time.

​I've got a week to get it all done and sent back in. Wish me luck!

Things are coming together for Driven's release in March. Just got back blurb info for the back cover! I'm thrilled they took what I gave them and tweaked it to perfection.  What do you think?

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As an eighteen-year-old ex-con living on the streets, Oliver doesn't have it easy.  Don't show weakness and survive to repent are the daily mottoes he lives by.
 
A chance encounter with a clumsy older lady leads him to temporary room and board in exchange for being the errand boy for spinster twins in a fairy-tale home—much to the dismay of their concerned neighbor Simon.
 
Inside, Oliver fights a battle between staying and going. The guilt of a horrible accident eats away at him, keeping him from getting too close to anyone, even when sparks start to ignite a heart he long thought broken.
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