The road to getting your book published will make you feel as though you're in a busy intersection and every light you hit is "red&

The first thing I did was write a prologue and shared it with friends and family. Everyone loved it and wanted to know who the murderer was. Enthused by their praise and a feeling of false bravado, I sat back and asked myself, "Now what?" I knew how the book would end, or thought I did, but what do I put in the middle? Seemed like a pretty important thing to add. So, I did what some (if you're like me) first-time writers do. I added in everything but the kitchen sink. Filled

[On June 7, 1986], Ellen O’Malley Szabo thought to herself, for perhaps the hundredth time today, why couldn’t the past stay where it belong

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