Tangled Web is the first book I ever published as an indie author. In April 2011, I clicked PUBLISH for the very first time for the Amazon Kindle. It took me a while to ease into other platforms and to publish other books, but that first part was done…
By 2014, rock star romance was a solid subgenre of contemporary romance (I released five myself!). We had new rock star romance releases almost every month to feed even the hungriest of appetites. And so, without further ado, let’s check out rock star romances released in 2014!
A heartfelt plea to Corey Taylor from one of his biggest fans
I hadn’t made a big deal about writing three different stories for Kindle Vella, because back when Amazon first talked about it, I polled my readers. Very few of them seemed interested at all, because they’re book people—they don’t want … Continued
2013 was HUGE. It was the year I published Bullet and attended my first book signing (Naughty Mafia in Las Vegas that August). And the rock star romance books kept coming. There were so many that year (many I’m sure I’m missing) that I’m just going to jump into the list. How many of these books have you read?
If you read To Save Him in 2016, then you’ll be familiar with Love and Darkness. I’ve rewritten it, but not much has changed in the new version–save the touches I’ve done with the entire Small Town Secrets series tying all the stories together. In the meantime, though, I wanted to tease you with a chapter. Enjoy!
By 2012, I’d already published nine books on Amazon and a couple of other places online. I’d even published a paperback. My bestselling book by far was Tangled Web—but by the end of 2012, that was getting ready to change in a huge way…
I purchased The Everything Store: Jeff Bezos and the Age of Amazon a few years ago and finally settled into reading it this year. While I can remember shopping Amazon in the late ‘90s, it was fascinating to see how … Continued
I’m going to make some lists with rock star romance titles for each year, starting with 2011. I know (now!) that there were plenty of books in that genre before I naïvely entered the scene, but I want to start with the year I began publishing and sharing the rocker novels I remember the most.
I ask that in the most rhetorical of ways—because, yes, of course it is! For starters, rock stars make awesome romance novel heroes. But bear with me…
