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Red Dragon’s Keep #1 Amazon Best Seller Press Release Colorado Author Natli VanDerWerken is Amazon #1 Best Seller   Red Dragon’s Keep made the #1 Amazon Best Seller list in June. The fantasy novel by Colorado native Natli VanDerWerken garnered … Continue reading →

Dragons, magic in the blood, Swords of Light, and a Demon War. What could go wrong? Everything!. Grab a Free eBook TODAY here: bit.ly/RedDragonsKeep #YAfantasy #freebooks #booksbooksbooks #magic #swordandsorcery @CODragonLady. Grab it now!

I spent last week helping my daughter get ready for the American Shetland Sheepdog Association National, brushing and bathing 5 dogs. Instead of writing. Then I had to recover. The National is this week at Purina Farms outside of St. … Continue reading →

I’ve got one more book signing this month. I’ll be signing my books at the first artisan vendor fair at Fabric Play Quilting, 15464 E Hampden Ave, in Aurora, CO from 10 – 4 tomorrow, December 10. If you need … Continue reading →

Sorry I haven’t sent out an update for a while. Thought I’d give you an update on where you can find me this month. November 4 – Colorado Country Christmas Gift Show – Colorado Authors League booth- book signing at … Continue reading →

When I was little, there was a TV program that featured a young boy and his very smart collie, Lassie. The collie was always rescuing Timmy, his mom and dad, all of the neighbors and townspeople, and any animals that … Continue reading →

It’s National Dog Day. I thought that was earlier, but it doesn’t matter. It’s always worth celebrating Dogs! Or Dragons! I’m working on “DreamWalker”.  Here’s an excerpt: “The path beckoned to her as Breanna skimmed the edge of sleep. She pushed … Continue reading →

Labor Day was not a holiday in our house when we were growing up. Dad was gone a lot, working on national defense, and the times he was home were precious. So, we worked. We worked: putting in fences, mowing, … Continue reading →

Roller Coasters and Writing, And Mother’s Day  I’m sitting at the table looking out at Spring. The crabapple trees are in bloom (stupid trees, it’s going to snow again in 3 days). Dandelions are blooming as well as crocus and … Continue reading →