Come say Hello!

Come say hello & check out my new book at Finish Line Health & Wellness in Savage, Minnesota!

My New Christmas Anthology is Here!

Yay, So excited to see another book in our our wonderful series.

Happy 4th of July!

Our New book is out!! Ten new short stories brought to you by ten Minnesota authors.

It’s springtime! Snow is melting and Minnesotans are eagerly pulling short-sleeve shirts and sandals from their closets. The fragrance of budding flowers drifts through open windows on a fresh breeze and the sound of song birds fills the air. Spring is a time of renewal, anticipation, and of course, romance! Join us in a celebration of the season with our spring collection of ten romantic short stories. Whether you’re sixteen or sixty, our anthology offers up romance of every kind. Blossoming passion to true love rekindled, and everything in between! Our stories feature bird watchers, Nordic ancestors, time travelers, and even unicorns. So open your windows, let in a spring breeze and enjoy!


Romancing the Lakes of Minnesota ~ Spring

Happy St. Patrick's Day

The staff was a little out of sorts today, but we still managed to sit still for a minute. Happy St. Patrick's Day Everyone. #StPatricksDay #Irish #JustforFun

Happy Valentines Day!

2016 John Beargrease Sled Dog Race

The last weekend of January has many people thinking about vacations in Florida or other warm areas of the world. Not me, I chose to venture to northern Minnesota for five days and follow sled dogs from Two Harbors, up to Grand Portage, and back down to Billy’s bar in Northern Duluth. The purpose for this crazy adventure was to photograph the John Beargrease sled dog race which started in 1980 and is the longest sled dog race in the lower 48 states at nearly 400 miles. It started to honor John Beargrease and his relentless commitment to deliver the mail between Two Harbors and Grand Portage Minnesota. To read more of the history of this dedicated man please visit: http://www.beargrease.com/aboutjohnbeargrease.htm My journey was a bit crazy, up at 4:00 A.M, back to the hotel well past midnight, missed meals, but all worth it to photograph these amazing four legged athletes and their dedicated mushers. You can tell that these dogs love to run. They bark, howl and carry on when they know it’s getting close to race time. I envy the amount of energy these dogs possess. I met so many interesting people, petted all the dogs I could and took tons of photos along the way. I am already looking forward to next year’s race and I hope that one day I can go all the way to Alaska and follow the dogs of the Iditarod. Maybe I’ll even see you up on the trail next year.