on October 28, 2022
Do you like spooky stories? Maybe ghost stories? Especially around Halloween? My spooky novella, Rohaise the Red, releases on Halloween 2022! For only 99 cents! I originally wrote Rohaise the Red for an anthology, but now it is available on its own. It takes place in the 17th century at Delgatie Castle in Aberdeenshire, Scotland…. Read More
on October 28, 2022
This past June (2022) I traveled to the east coast of Scotland for the RARE Edinburgh book signing. After the fabulous signing, my husband, two friends, and I explored the east coast. The 16th century Dunnottar Castle was one of the amazing castles we visited (twice). The fact that it is listed as one of… Read More
on March 3, 2022
To help you keep track of which of my books you own or have read, here is a handy list of all the ones that are released or about to be released. They are listed in chronological order in each series. Thank you for reading my stories! Heather P.S. Just right mouse click on the… Read More
on October 29, 2021
Released in 1980: “Haunted by a persistent writer’s block, the aspiring author and recovering alcoholic, Jack Torrance, drags his wife, Wendy, and his gifted son, Danny, up snow-capped Colorado’s secluded Overlook Hotel after taking up a job as an off-season caretaker. As the cavernous hotel shuts down for the season, the manager gives Jack a… Read More
on October 26, 2020
Have you ever read any Flash Fiction? It is the telling of a whole story in a very short number of words. Some flash fiction sites ask for as little as 53 words. Others as many as 2000. Two sentence horror stories fall under Flash Fiction. I wrote this little flash story to a 500… Read More
on November 28, 2018
Directions for the star are coming soon! Directions for the Tea Tree will be posted on the Entangled DIY Blog in December 2018.
on October 27, 2018
Abigail Newton entered through the arched doorway into Bran Castle. “Hello?” Only the lonesome whistle of wind answered. Straightening her shoulders and clutching her notebook, she called louder. “Mister Dracula? I’m here for the interview.” A flash of movement caught her eye, and she gasped as the shadow stepped away from the velvet papered… Read More
on October 27, 2018
I’m an only child, and my parents divorced when I was nine. My dad moved to Virginia. He loved, and still loves, “fixer uppers” which is why he bought an abandoned house. I first came to see “the mansion” when I was twelve years old. The grass around the two-story, slate-roofed house stood to my… Read More
on October 10, 2017
This is a continuation story that takes place at the end of my book, THE WOLF OF KISIMUL CASTLE. This serial, originally posted in parts on my Facebook Author page through October 2017, serves as an epilogue to the original book since my brawny hero may have some internal issues still to resolve. I’ve tried… Read More
Planning our annual sojourn up to Maine. I can already taste the blueberry pie, hear the gulls, and feel the lovely ocean breeze. #happyplace
Moose had been found! Under a gaming consul with a fake hollow back. Braden’s spidey sense found him!
Babysitting Monty while his tank is cleaned. He’s just chilling. Likes my warm hand. We must feel like warming rocks to him. #MontytheBallPython
Skye’s law school (William and Mary) brought in a petting zoo to the school today to help alleviate the stress of their finals coming up. So sweet!
Even way up high, the guys had a fabulous time watching the Hurricanes win in OT last night. Go Canes!!!
Hiking and herping for snakes along the Haw River today. Saw twenty-one snakes, two skinks, several frogs, and a pair of Osprey taking care of their nest! Most of the snakes were Northern Water Snakes and two were Black Racers. All non-venomous so don’t harm them if you see them. Easter Fun!
