Here I am relaxing with a glass of Seattle Chardonnay and wearing my new hammered cuff. Gifts from the kids, who could not be here for Christmas. Al and I stole a half hour before his family arrived for dinner, to have a quiet toast. Although I love the wine, the jewelry, and all my presents, my favorite gift was a letter.
At my parents’ for Christmas Eve, we came home late and picked up the mail. I’d felt sleepy but when I saw the stamped self-addressed envelope my mind woke up and my first thought was “They would not send a rejection on Christmas!” My prediction turned out to be correct. Harlequin would like to see a synopsis and the first three chapters of Luke’s #1 Rule!
Hope your holidays were just as happy.
cynthiaharrison.com 
How exciting. Merry Christmas!
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That’s wonderful, Cindy. You have lots of irons in the fire as you look toward the new year.
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Glad tidings, indeed. Belated Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
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YAY CINDY !!!! I am sorry I came so late to the celebration here. (Just recovering from the horrible norovirus.) I can’t think of a better Christmas gift … and can’t think of a more deserving writer. You are an inspiration, as you’ve never given up. You must keep us posted on how it all comes together… Cheers!
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Thanks everyone for sharing my joy–for months I hoped for “good news” for Christmas, and while it’s not a contract, I’ll take it;-)
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