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NaNo NaNo!

Sorry, apparently I'm having a Mork and Mindy flashback lol!

After very little consideration, I've decided I'm going to be delving into NaNoWriMo this year. I really didn't intend to, but Game On Book 3 needs writing, and the characters are chatty, so I figured I'd go with it.

I've done no planning, but that's okay because the story has stewed in my head for a year, so I pretty much know how it's gonna go. I did intend to be releasing the book by this time, not just writing it, but things happen. I am sorry to everyone who has been waiting to see what happens next in Westberg, but if I get the story done this month, it should be out in January next year!

Also, the bonus Game On Christmas story I wrote last year will soon be available as an ebook. I plan to make it free, but you know how things go on Amazon. It may cost 77p for an eternity! The point behind the Game On Christmas story was to prepare for the next book, from Bree's POV. Since I have now plotted out the whole series, this small glance into the lives of the characters does in fact offer some insights into what will come next, so it's worth having! I will keep you up to date on the progress.

Finally, it is the last day of the Game On bloghop! There's still time to join in as I won't be reading the entries until late tonight - so if you want to play, the details are here!

Happy Halloween!

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  1. I loved Mork and Mindy!

    Good luck with your NaNo project. ☺

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  2. The Mork and Mindy thing made me laugh. :)
    Good luck with Nano! Some day I'll get up the guts to try it. ;)

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  3. I'm doing NaNo too, but if I don't make it, no big deal.

    Good luck with your NaNo project!

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    1. That's how I feel about NaNo this year lol.

      Good luck to you, too!

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  4. NaNo makes me think the same thing!

    However it doesn't make me want to do it again - once was enough for me. Good luck though. I can't wait for Bree's story, so I'm really glad you're doing this :-)

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  5. Good luck with NaNo! I'm so excited to start writing tomorrow. :)

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  6. You can do it! Knock out that third book.

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  7. I slid in right under the hop wire! I am not trying NaNo. I've failed enough this year ;)

    I'll be looking forward to the Christmas story!

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  8. Ah, Mork and Mindy.

    Good luck with NaNo :-)

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  9. Glad to have you aboard! Good luck. :)

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  10. Wooohoo, go NaNo and go Kyra! :D It's Nov 1st here, but I'm stuck at work and probably won't get to start my novel until ... *gasp* ... TOMORROW!

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    1. Hee hee, I have a bunch of work to do today, too, so I might be starting late also!

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  11. That is so funny! I just used a Mork reference with my kids this week. I guess we all got Mork on the brain. Good luck with NaNo!

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  12. Best of luck, Kyra. I am also doing NaNo this year. :)

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