Dear

Happy new year! 🥳  For an inveterate planner and goal-setter, this is the best time of the year. I can revel in making color-coded lists and no one can call me crazy. Hah!

(They can and they do. I just ignore them.)

Important things contained in this, the first newsletter of the year: 

• Great news: title reveal for Carter's book.
• Bad news: the release is pushed back a week to early February.
• Whoops news: a meme my friend sent me about 2022 that is, ahem, worrying.
  

But first, cheers to another fantastic year around the sun! Here's to the loud plans we're making, the quiet dreams we harbor, and the loved ones we'll spend it with. Let's make it a year to remember.

PS: We're now two years into our own version of the Roaring Twenties. I'm still patiently waiting for them to start being awesome.

The puns and idioms continue! This is the fourth and final book in the NY Billionaires series and follows Carter Kingsley... Coming first week of February.

I published six (SIX) books in 2021. Not going to lie, I'm very proud of that, and of each and every one of these books. I got to explore amazing characters, travel to beautiful locations with them (remember Red Hot Rebel?) and introduce a new group of heroes.

How many do you have on your bingo card? 

Did you meet your reading goal for 2021? 

I reached my goal of a hundred books right before New Year's Eve in a stunning display of last minute victory. All around me, friends and family erupted in applause and somewhere in the distance a choir starting singing. 

So what if it was a short story? I did it! 

Have you set reading goals for 2022?

Mine are:

• Read a lot
• Then read some more
• Read Bridgerton before season two comes out
• Finally finish Robin Hobb's Realm of the Elderling series (it's the pinnacle of literary achivement, but it's also sixteen books long).

Oh no.

(Have memes become a standard feature in these emails now, you might wonder? Don't worry. Olivia wonders too).

Have you read all of my bonus stories? These include extra chapters and extended epilogues.

Wondering which order you should read my books in or which to try next?

Olivia's embarassment this past week was tinged with pride: her five-year-old nephew beat her at chess in a killer move she did not see coming. She was proud. Mostly.