Hey, my rockstar romance reading friend! If you’ve been following my posts for the last few months, then you know that tracking down old rocker romance books has become an obsession for me. SERIOUSLY. What’s cool about that, though, is … Continued
If you saw my list for 2020, you know it was HUGE. Rocker romance is here to stay, and I’m going to catalog every new release in the subgenre that I can find for you! Part of that involves keeping … Continued
2020, a year that we will never forget. I think, more than ever, readers wanted more stories so they could escape what was happening in the real world. What I’ve always loved about rockstar romance is that, for me anyway, … Continued
I am so happy and so lucky! I have so many friends I’ve met online because they started as readers—and they are huge rock star romance readers! Several of them have clued me in to authors or books that I’ve … Continued
What is that about rock stars that gets our blood pumping? Is it because looking and listening to a rock star gets our imaginative juices flowing? Trust me when I say I’ve tried to analyze it many times. And every … Continued
Let’s take another trip down memory lane, shall we? I’ve been creating lists of rock star romance novels released since 2011 and now we’re up to 2017. Let’s just say by 2017 we all knew rocker romance was here to … Continued
My youngest son inherited my love of metal music, so much so that he plays guitar and records his own albums. I’m not even sure how many guitars he owns nowadays, but I’d guess it’s at least a dozen or … Continued
It’s been a couple of weeks since I last compiled an annual list of rockstar romance books (check out the one I put together for 2015 here), so it’s time to get back to it. You’ll see like I have … Continued
Last weekend, family and I watched a Netflix docuseries about something that really happened at the Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles (Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel). Several years ago, a young woman named Elisa Lam went missing … Continued
I am a much better writer than I was when I started out indie publishing. So I want to start this post out by thanking my faithful readers who’ve stood by me all these years despite my shortcomings. Was I a decent storyteller back then? I don’t know. You tell me!
