I’m back in Internet land until tomorrow (although I’ll be back again later in the week when I have to send Taken off to the editor), so I thought I should update here while I have a cup of tea.
So… now it’s looking as though I won’t have regular Internet access for the next year. *Cue hysterical laughter* I can occasionally access my email, facebook, etc. on my phone in the new place, but it’s sooooo slooooow and entirely unreliable. I’m mostly bothered about losing my reliance on Dropbox – I’m not the world’s greatest backer-uppererererrr.
We haven’t actually moved yet, but here’s our new view. Yeah, hello there, Irish summer. The view we’re leaving behind is of a couple of blocks of flats, so it’s kind of an adjustment.
See? That’s a big fecker of a field out behind our garden. There are a lot of them around. 
My brother has me terrified that this one will get mistaken for a fox by a farmer…
And this one is so not appreciating the move.
Look at the stress on her face.
Anyway, I might write some blog posts and schedule them whenever I have Internet access. Hopefully, I’ll be able to keep in touch via Twitter or Facebook, but I can no longer guarantee quick responses. On the upside, no net equals less distractions, so maybe I’ll get more stuff done. 
ETA: Forgot to mention – Smashwords are running their annual Summer/Winter sale. Some of my books are taking part.
I LOVE the view behind your new place, reminds me of Michigan.
HUGE hugs and congrats on both your new book and your move!
The internet thing…that kind of blows. I’ll miss, ya! But…I know everything EVENTUALLY finds a way of working itself out. I’ll be thinking of you ALL the way over here!!!
Take Care!
Juli
It’s just grass…
Thanks.
That’s what Michigan looks like, grass, and hills and trees.
That’s mildly disappointing.
Oh, I can’t imagine life without internet! But I’m a big computer geek, so….
The view is beautiful! Maybe you should inform the neighboring farmers that your dog, in fact, is not a fox.
I’m a geek, too. But I’m kind of looking forward to it.
I wouldn’t have gone with beautiful. Lol. I’ve no idea who owns the field, but hopefully none of the dogs (or kids) escape for a wander!
Hi Claire I’ve just stumbled across your blog after looking to see when your next Ava Delaney book is out
I got the first one on Kindle free and then became hooked. Your foxy dog looks so cute hope he doesn’t confuse the farmers too much!
Thanks, Becki!
And I think she’s crazy cute myself, so I’m keeping an eye on her for shenanigans.