New MOODY Book!

I'm in the midst of writing a book in a series that takes a lot of thinking time. The word "Time" is key here because the main character is a time traveler and her antics in the 1850's are so out of sequence that she makes assumptions and declarations all over the place, thinking she knows the end game.
It's confusing, but very fun. And, I'm told that the series is great fun to read.

It was originally written as a TV pilot script. From that, I wrote the first book. That's why each "episode" ends in a cliffhanger of some degree. Have you ever watched a one-hour TV show that didn't end with a burning question to keep you coming back for more?
Plus, it's a series with lots of plot points that need tying up over the long run. Please don't hate me because you love the books and need to find out if Caspian finds his bones and is finally put to rest thereby banishing him forever from haunting the house of the one woman he loves more than life or death itself.

Check it out. The fifth book just came up for presale. May 26th is the launch date. See what everyone is talking about!

MOODY & The GHOST - 4 Book Series (AMAZON)

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07TW7Z64H/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i0

BOOK 5 - ANCHORS AWEIGH

AVAILABLE FOR PRESALE AT AMAZON

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B084VCQKS9/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i3

Oscar Opinions

Admittedly, I only caught parts of the Oscars last night but that was enough to have a few opinions.

1. Joaquin Phoenix's speech was too long and I'm now using almond milk for my coffee.
2. If Jane Fonda is against ageism in Hollywood, why does her face look so different, like it's been stretched and the woman wearing the grey hair and sustainable jewelry barely resembles her?
3. Maya Rudolph and Kristen Wiig should host the Oscars next year.
4. I love Eminem but why?
5. That rap?
6. Natalie Portman's use of embroidery thread was genius.
7. Why do woman need to show so much skin and men cover completely up in formal attire?
8. Brad Pitt brought his mom. Ahhhh.
9. Weaver, Gadot and Larson! And a woman won!
10. No female directors nominated when Gerwig was sitting right there.

I hope you all enjoyed the pomp and circumstance last night at the 92nd Oscars where a woman finally got to conduct the orchestra and did so with flourish and a gold fancy jacket.