The end is only the beginning

Stretching is a good idea!

I’m all done with revisions to what will be my first self-published work in the horror genre. This project was born out of a need to step out of my comfort zone and stretch myself a bit. 
 
Working on this project for the past few months has not only allowed me to explore a side of myself I normally keep hidden, but it gave me the opportunity to make new connections in the indie writing community, too. 
 
As I’ve told y’all before, I’ve enjoyed reading horror since I picked up my first book in the genre (Needful Things) when I was way too young. Now I’ve got the courage to contribute to the genre myself and I have the confidence to do it again. 
 
After this weekend, I’ll be switching back to The Serrulata Saga. I’m still not moving at the pace I’d like, but my goal is to complete this next novella by the end of the summer. 
 
Oh, and one more thing… I’m probably going to do a few giveaways this summer, so make sure you’re following me on Insta and Twitter!
 
Thank you, as always, for stopping by.
 
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Bennett’s Books – May Wrap-Up
 
A list of books I read this past month with links to my Goodread reviews:
 
Skylark in the Fog – Helyna L. Clove
The Lion and the Dahlia (Orchid and the Lion, #2) – Gabriel Hargrave
Of Knights and Books and Falling In Love – Rita A. Rubin
Daylight Chasers – Rue Sparks
Dress the Neck Becomingly (Sanguis et Fauna #2) – Emmaline Strange
The Hex Next Door (Witches of Moondale, #1) – Lou Wilham
 
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