Did I tell you I was having fun creating my Skeeterville world? Oh, I am. Part of that is for Teresa to become Irene Weatherspoon once in a while. As Irene, I must be the uninhibited person that she is. She makes my stories more unpredictable and her friends add to the unexpected turns. I had a set idea about Amazing Gracie, and there was no cat. I expected it to be a sweet little story about an older lady who is losing her apartment, but then there was a murder to solve!
Now I have a cozy little mystery. How did that happen? My seniors took over and I love it. As Teresa, I have to be somewhat aware that I must make contact in the real world. I was reminded to post here more often, and to get going on Facebook. I’m not sure about Twitter, but I’ll try.
Today I got my business cards. Of course, I had to feature Irene. And I wanted to share this with you. I plan to release Amazing Gracie on the world in January via Kindle. Keep checking in and I’ll leave Skeeterville once in a while to be with you.
Teresa Quill - Author 
Heya! I’m at work browsing your blog from my new
iphone 4! Just wanted to say I love reading your blog and look forward to all your posts!
Keep up the fantastic work!
Thank you! I’m not known for having a schedule, but when I have a stray thought, or a new story, you will hear from me. (Actually, I admire those almost spammers for having the energy to post so often.) I just had an awesome vacation and will share that once I’m unpacked. 😛 So much laundry, so little time, and I have to finish writing Hiding Miss Daisy!