In the second Caitlyn
Jamison mystery she is back in Riverview for a few days to take photos for her
friend’s winery brochure. It is Caitlyn’s misfortune that a man is found dead,
under suspicious circumstances, on the day she arrives.
Writing progress has
started and stopped several times because I feel I need to create a story as
good or better than the last one. I believe that writers have a “contract” with
their readers to educate and entertain, and not disappoint. That’s the quandary.
My writing partner and I
have had several emails back and forth about this issue. She said, “You
(the writer) spend all this time writing in isolation, worry, working, rewriting
…and then the book is out and people are reading it and asking when the next
one is coming.” She’s right!
I am so pleased that
people are reading my book and enjoying the story. I have also come to realize
that I should put aside the pressure, and just write, because as
with the first book, the writing process should be about
the journey.
