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The Nick and Mandy James e-book Series for Youth

Episode 1 - Danger in the Woods

Nick and Mandy become lost in a mountain area near their great-aunt Clara’s cabin home in Northern California.  They discover they must defend themselves against two unsavory men and their dogs up to no good and, in the process, learn about courage, self-reliance, and trust.

The Janet Feldman e-book Series for Adolescents

Episode 1Desperate Rescue 

Janet frantically pursues kidnappers who have snatched her best friend, Sally, from a posh party in Southern California.  With little forethought, she doggedly follows the kidnappers through the night to a remote community in a desolate region far from home.  Now very much alone, Janet must learn to trust her instincts in this suspenseful and daring rescue attempt of her very best friend.

The Hunter Blake e-book Series for Adults

Episode 1Unwitting Alliances (tentative publication date: Summer 2012)

Award winning film star and skilled pilot, Hunter Blake finds himself unexpectedly embroiled in a series of suspenseful and mysterious events, off camera, that rival some of his most successful box office hits.  After three failed marriages, he is determined to call it quits on long-term relationships…until he meets Missouri refugee, Samantha Sinclair. Struggling with his growing interest in Samantha, Hunter is also troubled by uncertainty surrounding several unexplained and threatening events, that even force him to utilize former military aviation combat skills, in addition to plain common sense, to outwit one or more unknown adversaries.

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    First off I want to say wonderful blog! I had a quick question which I’d like to ask if you don’t mind. I was interested to find out how you center yourself and clear your thoughts before writing. I have had a hard time clearing my mind in getting my thoughts out there. I do enjoy writing however it just seems like the first 10 to 15 minutes are usually lost just trying to figure out how to begin. Any ideas or tips? Thanks! rubber duckies

    • Peggy Lea Baker says:

      Rubber Duckies…thank you for the compliment! And I know exactly what you mean!

      As I started to respond to your question, I found I was getting rather carried away, so I created a new post in answer to your question, which you can read on the Blog Page of this site, where I took a little more time to respond to you more thoroughly! I hope you don’t mind. For the most part, though, I like to create lists of ideas and thoughts, then go back and organize those ideas more carefully. I like to take the time to prepare a well-written post, just as I do when working on one of my novels. It’s worth the time and effort in the long run.

      I am curious, but do you also write fiction or non-fiction?

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    • Peggy Lea Baker says:

      I like using WordPress. They have user-friendly templates already designed and ready to go. Much luck to you!

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