All Good Things Come To An End

It's late and I should be getting to bed, but I'm too excited just yet. I had to blog that I just finished my novel! Once I got back in the groove the other day, the rest flowed out and I realized I was closer to the end then I thought. So, even through my exhaust tonight, knowing I only had the epilogue left, I had to finish.

Now, one more final read-through and edit to make sure it all fits, and I'll be done!

Next, the grueling process of querying. Gulp. Not so fun...

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Unknown said…
Jennie, hopefully this will go thru
my 3rd try. CONGRATS on finishing your novel. I am so glad that you have included us in your blog.
Grandmaw Kathy
January 25, 2010 at 8:43 PM
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