Looking forward to its completion Lu! And, of course, I'd come to your signing. lol.

I almost had a heart attack when I saw that I'm one of the authors you think rocks. Thanks. And- you're one of the writers I think totally rocks too. I'm waiting for your first big break into the publishing world with baited breath.

More...I want more! This was wonderfully written, my talented friend.

I CAN'T WAIT!!!

Your amazing.. and so talented. I am looking forward to reading your book. Good Luck.. Your life sounds so blessed!

Holy cow, Batman! The epilogue totally grabbed me! Can't wait for the full thing! You have a gift Lucinda... and I never knew that about you in high school. Guess we didn't get to know each other very well... would have loved to hear you sing. :)

*tears* *Goosebumps* I can't wait to have in-my-hands a signed copy (or several) I'll be forwarding this site on!

I'm hooked. wheres the rest? hahaa. How exciting for you Lu. this is awesome. I'm already hurting for Catherine, and dying a little bit with small Joan. good work. I felt the story as I read it. good luck with your venture. :)

Linnea is my friend and she told be to read you site. I'm amazed. If the rest of the book is like the exerpt you have on this site I'm so excited to read about it. I know next to nothing about Joan of Arc. Please keep working!! Good Luck with getting it published. I have a friend who is recently published (her book comes out in March) and I could get your her info if you want. I'll have to dig a bit to find it. Let me know. Denise

Hey, this is good! The editor in me wants me to tell you that young Joan did not, in fact, run through sweet, yummy desserts, but a desert. Thought you ought to know.