Xalir: Blog

Today's chapter is up for posting and it's an interesting one. It covers most of Christmas Day for John and Jane, including their awkward dinner with the family.

Thanks again to everyone for all the support. I'm probably going to be taking a little break after Trading Up is finished to concentrate on getting some of my projects finished, including My Journey, Book 4. I'm trying to pump myself up to finish it in time for a December release, so that means I need to buckle down. Less distractions is the best way to do that.

Chapter 25 should be up by now. It covers Christmas Eve and John and Jane's shopping trip, their visit with Cecilia and the rest of their adventures before Christmas with her family.

Thanks for all the support you all give me. I've mostly lost all the trolls, since they gave up reading the story long ago, so my email has been a lot calmer. Thanks for helping remind me that they're a very small minority.

I just posted chapter 24, so it should be available to read by now. It's an interesting chapter that covers most of the rest of John's week and is important for a few reasons, which you'll all pick up on as the chapter unfolds.

Thanks again to everyone who's stuck with me through the rough spots and through the dry spells. I appreciate all your support and would probably have trailed off writing by now if not for all of you

Today's chapter should be up shortly. I think you'll find it to be an interesting chapter, filled with sex and awkward conversations that leave you feeling like someone might have gotten a dose of reality.

Thanks again to everyone for your words of encouragement and for reading and supporting the story. I can honestly say that it's been a while since I got a genuine hate letter, so the trolls have probably all moved on to greener pastures.

Today's chapter is submitted and should be up shortly. It covers the much anticipated breakfast and the rest of the day. There's a lot going on at breakfast, with all the conversations that happen between everyone, so there's a fair few undercurrents to take in. I hope you all love it.

Thanks again to Justin and John for their outstanding editing and to everyone who's been supportive and constructive through this tale.