Love small town romances? Seven of our romance authors have come together to share a collection filled with nothing but small town love stories. Read stories from… Cameron D. Garriepy CA Miconi Jade C. Jamison Katrina Marie Monique McDonell Nan … Continued
A few months ago, I wrote a post (The Best-Laid Plans) about consistency in publishing–and I had some great ideas. But I’ve finally solidified those plans. To my faithful readers, first let me say my goal is to give you … Continued
As an indie author, having an editor can, perhaps, help you avoid some of the problems I’ve encountered…but then I wouldn’t have had the joy of writing this post!
The road to Hades is paved with the best of intentions…and that begins with making promises!
Ah, the bad boy. Who doesn’t love one? Hubby and I were talking about the iconic bad boy recently. He couldn’t quite understand the appeal—and I couldn’t expect him to. I can barely explain it myself. But it’s a thing. … Continued
I would be willing to bet a lot of hard-earned cash that a good many of my faithful readers (both past and present) have been a bit, shall we say, exasperated at my publishing pace over the past few years. … Continued
Well…maybe not everything. But just about. I can’t speak for my fellow authors out there, but I’ll tell you that my brain can be inspired by anything and everything–and I never know when inspiration is going to strike. Currently, as … Continued
The Vagabonds trilogy was never read like I wanted it to and, over the years, I’ve been making changes to it, hoping to find a wider audience. The changes were mostly small, although the cover change was pretty big. My … Continued
Last week, I posted a simple graphic on social media in support of the #BLM movement–and I experienced some backlash. This is my response. Born white, I will never have the opportunity to experience what it’s like to be a … Continued
By way of introduction…I became an indie author back in 2011. I didn’t realize that visibility was fairly easy at the time to come by for lots of reasons. When I started publishing, I just wanted to be read—and I … Continued
