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Author Insight
Moving During Coronavirus
Everything has become more complicated because of the pandemic. Everyday life circumstances have been turned not their heads. For example, moving. My daughter had to change apartments in conjunction with starting a new job. She was not allowed to see or tour the apartment during the height of the outbreak, but had to sign a lease because of a deadline. When she ordered furniture to be delivered, she timed it to match the move-in date. Due to delivery disruptions owing to the pandemic, her furniture was delayed a month so she is living in an empty apartment. She has encountered a host of other virus-related complications and problems. Nothing is simple anymore!
Book Excerpt
Dream Horse
I pull out the chair next to me and prop my feet up on it. Mom hates when I do this. “Great. Dad’s marrying his girlfriend so Mom has to move a thousand miles away to get enough space between them. And drag us with her. What are we supposed to do?”
“Ask Dad if we can live with him?” Jess’s mouth tilts in a smirk. “And his new family?”
Our sharp burst of laughter explodes. I clap a hand over my mouth. The laugh fades in the air, sounding as bitter as it feels. Hershey wakes and stretches.
“So she’s serious, huh?” I reach down to rub his furry head, rattling the dog tags.
“Yup. Called Aunt Liv already and everything.”
I pull out my phone. “Where the hell in Maryland, anyway? What town?”
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