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Hi Reader ~ May always feels like the month the world finally exhales, doesn’t it? It’s one of my favorite months of the year! I am busy getting everything in the garden planted before summer, and I find myself out there at odd hours, just watching things grow and change. There’s a quiet magic to it that never gets old. And speaking of things that have been quietly growing — I have exciting news! Not In Time, the fourth book in The Visible and The Invisible series, is now available on my Shopify store—two weeks before it goes anywhere else. That means you, my newsletter readers, get it first. I love that you get to be the first ones to meet Moon Castillo. And did I mention it's free, just for now and for you? I am also deep into the fifth story in the series. It’s still finding its shape, but I can already feel where it wants to go. More on that next month! 🌿 FREE BOOK OF THE MONTH Every month, I make one of my books available for free on my Shopify store: no strings attached, just my way of saying thank you for being here. This month’s free book is: Not In Time Not In Time is the story of Moon Castillo, a woman who has spent her whole life trying to be practical, logical, and grounded in facts. The only problem is that ever since she was a little girl, the world has kept showing her things that aren’t supposed to be there. Meadows where parking lots should be. Rivers that were dammed a century ago are running full and strong. People from another time, solid and alive, walking through the present as if it were perfectly natural. She has been calling it migraines for twenty years. This story is about what happens when she finally stops running from what she can see and starts listening to what the land has been trying to tell her all along. If you’ve been following The Visible and The Invisible series, I think this one is going to stay with you. And if this is your first time in this world, it’s a wonderful place to begin. → GET YOUR FREE COPY OF NOT IN TIME HERE! (This offer is only available through May, so don’t wait too long!) 📷 FROM MY GARDEN A little section outside my front door and porch. All white. Dogwood. Azalea. Lily of the Valley. May in the garden is its own kind of story. Everything is layered, alive, and happening all at once. A little like Moon’s world, now that I think about it. Thank you, as always, for reading and for being part of this little community. It means more than you know. Until next time—be well and magnify good. ✨ With love, P.S. Remember — Not In Time is available on my Shopify store two full weeks before it goes anywhere else. Consider it a gift for being here. → GET IT HERE P.P.S. If someone forwarded this to you and you'd like to get my newsletter, you can subscribe here. |
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Read Online I always wanted to be a dancer. But after a few dance classes as a child—I still remember the little black tuxedo my mom sewed for my tap recital—my parents decided that what I really wanted was piano and art lessons. They were right. I loved those too. But then I watched my future dance teacher perform in The Red Shoes, and I couldn’t stop thinking about dancing. The decision had been made, though, so I tried to live with it. I was already writing little stories for the paper,...
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