My second novel, Emerald Silk, won the Colo. Gold and helped me get my first contract.
RMFW’s Colorado Gold Writing Contest is now OPEN to entries.
I won this contest and caught the eye of my publisher, which led to my first contract, and there are other authors who did the same, including Jessie Wulf and Pamela Nowak.
Submission consists of the first tenty pages of your manuscript and a synopsis (8-page maximum).
You may enter in any of the five categories: Mainstream, Mystery, Romance, Action/Thriller,
and Speculative Fiction (science fiction, fantasy, horror).
Electronic submissions are now being accepted at www.rmfwcontest.com.
For the Official Rules and Entry Instructions, go to www.rmfwcontest.com.
Enter online. Pay online. Easy.
Polish. Enter. Get your manuscript in front of an acquiring agent or editor.
Deadline is June 1. I’m sending you good-luck wishes!
. Emerald Silk, published by Five Star Publishing/Thorndike. This, the second in my Coin Forest Legend series, follows Kadriya and John's desperate pursuit of a stolen emerald chalice. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Grade A! "Well-drawn characters and the strong sense of time and place will have readers rushing to read Tabor's Trinket, the prequel to this book.
... Rocky Mountain News
. . . . . . . Published by RMFW Press. Travel to this legendary Colorado town, nestled in the Rocky Mountain foothills, shrouded by myth and mystery. Join me and best-selling authors Cindi Myers, Jeff Shelby, and a select group of award-winning RMFW writers who weave inspiring, chilling and downright fun stories about this fictional town. 
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