Not quite what you would expect in late May. First of all last Sunday a balmy but breezy evening of May 15th was a beautiful chance to view the lunar eclipse once the clouds subsided.
I spent several late afternoons in our sunroom with Taco, our parrot. The windows open enjoying the sweet aroma of my back yard full of lilacs of all colors. It was heavenly. Thankful that Mother Nature didn’t freeze the blooms as she usually does.
The winds have been unrelenting with gusts of between 50 and 80 mph. With the warm days and
drought conditions, wildfires have scorched from several acres, to hundreds
of acres. One wildfire came within a couple of miles of my home. Pretty scary
stuff. Moisture of any kind is desired. Be careful what you wish for. LOL
An Angel's Unintentional Entanglement.
Fallen
warrior angel, Caden Silverwind, lives alone in Colorado's rugged Rockies,
healing from physical wounds as well as the mental anguish suffered during
battles with dark demons. Then he finds a woman barely clinging to life after a
horrendous beating. He is not prepared for the entanglement she brings to his
life, nor the feelings she awakens in him.
Bureau of
Indian Affairs Agent, Mystic Rayne’s personal dilemma and assignment nearly
gets her killed. Divine intervention is a complication she never expected and
her growing attraction to Caden is undeniable. Can she trust him with her
secret?
Their
quest to uncover her attacker takes them from the pristine mountains in
Colorado to the wilds of Wyoming. Along the way, they find answers which may
place them in more danger. Determined to solve the mystery, they must also
navigate their feelings and fears to find love and unite heaven and earth.
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7 comments:
Same here. Weird weather patterns finally relented and gave us 80+ temps to get our plants going. I do a patio garden to placate my green thumb so I can have coffee in a paradise along with my cats in the morning. But now we have rain . . . sigh. At least I don't have to water! Bloom where you're planted!
Mother Nature sure can be fickle. Hopefully, the rain/snow mix will help the drought. I love the territory in your book's setting. Been there several times. If I were to live anywhere else, it would be in/near the mountains. For now, I'm content to live near water, Lake Michigan.
Thank you Diane and Nancy for stopping by! Yep Mother Nature had wigged out this year. LOL Have a great weekend and week!
Yes, our weather has been quite the mix here, too. Just had a severe thunderstorm pass through yesterday, taking down branches, entire trees, and power lines. Usually we're planting this weekend, but there's a chance of frost overnight. Never know what we're going to get. Have a wonderful week ahead!
Love the pics!
Thank you for stopping by Jessica! No garden till 1 June.
Thank you Maureen. Glad you stopped by!
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