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Lola Wicks lives! Three more books on the way

March 10, 2015 3 Comments

I am beyond thrilled to announce that Midnight Ink has offered a three-book deal for the next books in the Lola Wicks series. Here’s the Publishers Marketplace announcement – I’ve been waiting until some details were nailed down before telling the world.

 Midnight Ink publishes some of my favorite authors – think Mark Stevens and his Allison Coil mysteries, and Shannon Baker’s Nora Abbott series – so I’m doubly honored.

 The publication date for the next book, set in Wyoming, will likely be early next year. The title will almost certainly change, but Lola’s peripatetic ways will not. After Wyoming, I’m sending her off to Arizona. It’s entirely possible that some very self-serving research trips – in January, say – will accompany that writing process.

Oh, and did I mention that I’m thrilled?

 

Tags: Midnight Ink, Wyoming: The Novel

Comments

  1. Judi Hyde says

    March 10, 2015 at 6:28 pm

    Yay! Congratulations on the books deal. I can’t wait to read more Lola.

    Reply
  2. Anne Mollegen Smith says

    March 11, 2015 at 2:50 pm

    We are thrilled for you. After his dance, avid lept into my arms!

    Reply
    • Gwen Florio says

      March 11, 2015 at 3:32 pm

      Lola would approve!

      Reply

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