NaNoWriMo Day #9

I just completed 19,545 words overall on my NaNo Project.  I'm quite pleased and cannot wait to get through at least the first round of edits so that I can begin looking for beta readers!!!  I'm hoping to try to get this in front of a traditional publisher, but I will most likely get impatient and do it myself.  I already have a book cover design for it.  Who knows? 

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