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The throes and woes of a final draft!

I've been working hard with my editor, trying to make The Guildmaster the best it can possibly be. There have been a few hang ups, but it's looking like smooth sailing from here on out. Ha.

I can't really give an accurate guess of when the third Vanguard book will be finished, but I'm HOPING for an April release. In the meantime, Merric is tapping his foot at me and rolling his eyes impatiently. I know, Merric. I feel your pain. Just hang in there.

Here's a picture of a baby goat, while you wait. It may or may not have anything to do with our next adventure.
Bye for now!

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