My eBook is non-fiction and is the result of my own success with the lottery. It shows you how to calculate the most basic number used in Numerology and what it means. Each month lists the Luckiest Days for each person based on their number. I purchased my winning lottery ticket on one of my Lucky Days and I wanted other people to know their own Lucky Days.

I won what the folks in the Florida Lottery Office, called "a small amount of money." Maybe to them, to me it was half of my annual salary. I knew that I had won on one of the Lucky Days I had calculated for myself using Numerology. After cashing the check I started working on determining my Lucky Days for 2019 and I decided to fill in the whole calendar and calculate everyone's Lucky Days for 2019. I also determined the best days to get married in 2019 and the 19 Luckiest Days to Play the Lottery in 2019.

I play the game that I won on the most on. I follow all of the games in my state and then if I see a trend happening in another game, then I will go ahead and play that other game.

I was blessed with a Mother who did horoscope forecasts for a wide array of colorful people for as long as I can remember. She and her friends read tarot cards, which I learned fairly well. I also learned how to read palms and am quite good at that. They also studied Numerology. I recently unearthed her old books and notes and decided to apply it to my lottery playing. I was playing the lottery almost every day, then I switched my playing strategy and started winning.

My ruling numerology number is Seven. Like the Seven I am, I need a place to spread out all of my references, notes, and laptop. I like to write everything out long hand first, with lots of kooky notes scribbled all over the margins and bits of paper with random thoughts. Then I sort it out in the order I want to go in. The last step for me is turning on the laptop. When everything had been captured, I like to let it set for a day or two before I got back for final proofing.

2020. I think that my 2020 edition will surpass this one, as I will have learned so much. This is my first time doing something like this and I know that future editions will benefit from this learning period.

My family and I are often found out in the water. We canoe, paddleboard, and swim with manatees. We bike when the weather is nice. When the weather is not nice, I am a member of Postcrossing and exchange postcards with people all over the world.

I use my Kindle. I find that the selections recommended to me are usually spot on.

I like non fiction books with titles like, "The History of the Hawaiian Shirt" or anything out of the ordinary. I also enjoy biographies.

I knew I didn't want anything too over the top. But I did want something that would grab attention. Since design is not one of my strong points, I worked with a professional to get the results I wanted.

I love the Kindle app on my phone and could not function without it. I was always a person who read more than one book at a time, and with the app on my phone, I can read 10 books at one time, and no heavy stack of books to carry.

I love all of the research and learning that must be undertaken. I love the gathering of obscure facts, that I will most likely never use. When I do start to write, it is sort of like a runner's high. I am in my zone and nothing can distract me. I don't even need coffee to write, I get a natural buzz.