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Official---AnoraStorm was a bit surprising today. He is coming across as a very vulgar man who wants nothing more than to force himself on women and for them to satisfy his needs. Well, today he did something with miss Anora that was surprising to me. He’s showing that he has some interesting depths that I might have overlooked. This bad guy might actually have a bit more depth than I gave him credit for.

My editor got back to me over the weekend and let me know that she may be done with Daughter of the Red Planet come Wednesday. I have to admit, I flounder when I don’t have anything to edit. Well, I technically have things to edit, but I’ve been trying to get a lot of back list things done.

Didn’t get as many words as I wanted to today. For some reason the program kept freezing up. I have been trying to use Libre Office and I was writing then stopped and noticed that the words weren’t on the page. So I restarted the computer. Then the next time it was just the program so again, had to restart. Frustrating. I got enough words so that pleases me though. I’ve been above average for the past few days so that is a win as far as I’m concerned.

 

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Word count I started the day with: 10,272

Word count I ended the day with: 11,216

Total for the day: 944 words

 

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Current Book I’m Reading –

A Dance with Dragons – George R.R. Martin

 




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