posted on December 8, 2016 by Linda O. Johnston

Can You Believe It?

by Linda O. Johnston

unlucky-charmsI’ll bet you can guess what I’m talking about: 2016.  Can you believe that this year is about to end?  It’s December, and this will be my last Writerspace blog for the year.

It’s certainly gone fast.  I had three books published in 2016: TO CATCH A TREAT, the second Barkery & Biscuits Mystery; COVERT ALLIANCE, a Harlequin Romantic Suspense novel about my non-witness protection program; and UNLUCKY CHARMS, the third Superstition Mystery.

Next year will be as busy though I’m not sure if two or three books will be published then.  BAD TO THE BONE, the third Barkery mystery, will be a May 2017 release, and PROTECTOR WOLF, the eighth paranormal romance in my Alpha Force miniseries for Harlequin Nocturne, about a covert military unit of shapeshifters, will be published in June.  I won’t even tell you how many deadlines for other books I have next year, but I’m not yet sure of their publication dates.

All I know is that I’m still going to be writing.  A lot.  Good thing I enjoy it!

Anyway, next time I blog here at Writerspace will be in 2017.  So let me wish you now a wonderful holiday season, including a very Happy New Year!

Linda O. Johnston

Linda O. Johnston

Linda O. Johnston, a former lawyer who is now a full-time writer, currently writes for Harlequin Romantic Suspense. Her stories include the upcoming Shelter of Secrets miniseries and the K-9 Ranch Rescue miniseries, as well as stories for the HRS ongoing Colton series. She also writes mysteries, which have included the Barkery & Biscuits Mystery Series and Superstition Mysteries for Midnight Ink, and the Pet Rescue Mystery Series and Kendra Ballantyne, Pet-Sitter Mysteries for Berkley Prime Crime---with more to come. And nearly all her current stories involve dogs.

https://www.lindaojohnston.com

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