Farewell, For Now.

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I made the above graphic weeks ago in anticipation for a major, exciting change for Ricochet Reviews. Unfortunately, it's all I have for announcement on an unfortunate event. Ricochet Reviews is leaving - temporarily.

There has been a serious emergency that has devastated my family, and the trials in life have been far too intense to continue the responsibilities of Ricochet Reviews and Simply Indie Productions. The grave close is, as of late, being consider temporary. I appreciate understanding and discretion at this time.

Some set up posts may not be posted, and several are scheduled, but please note I'm not posting until I announce otherwise, it is merely old posts (holiday announcement/tour-stops/reviews, etc.).

I sincerely apologize for the abruptness, as well as for any schedules that are affected by this. I will try to finish the reviews I have set up, but if they are not posted, please know that I do intend to reach them at a later date - even if I am unable to notify you.

At this time, I'm needed with my family, to support and find faith, and I simply cannot do that with the beloved but unrealistic burden of maintaining a blog, design company, and social media accounts.

I hope to hopefully "soon" return and re-launch this lovely book blog again, but not until this trial has past. Thank you for your understanding, prayers, and well-wishes for me and mine during this tribulation. Again, I sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this poses. And with that, I offer all I have: a farewell for now.


With love,

Comments

Laura Bradley Rede said…
Miranda, I am SO sorry to hear that you and your family are going through such trials. I sincerely hope that you will be able to continue with your excellent blog in the future. Please know that I appreciate all that you have done to support me and other authors, and that you will be in my prayers.
February 20, 2012
roro said…
sorry 2 hear and all the best
February 21, 2012
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