Please help us give Helen Henderson a warm welcome to the blog this week. Helen is sharing her newest fantasy release, Fire and Amulet. Welcome, Helen! We are all excited to hear more about Fire and Amulet. Inspiration behind Fire and Amulet A question often asked of an author is the inspiration behind the story. I have always wanted to fly, either in the bright blue sky or the star-speckled universe. The daughter of an
This week, I’m pleased to introduce you to Security Force of Two by Tena Stetler. It is the first book in her Mountain Town Mystery series. Background on the Mountain Town Mystery series A few years ago, I attended a writing conference. I had lunch with an individual from a publishing house. She was a hoot and talked about her father who was the chief of police for a small town. Growing up
52 Films: A Year of Movie Nights Come meet 52 Films: A Year of Movie Nights by Alexa Joy Introducing Silverscreen Sass, Alexa Joy I often take advantage of freebie bundles that leaves me feeling nothing but guilty. I jump on the chance to grab $5620 worth of books, webinars, PDFs and courses for a mere $97, then I shove them aside for the next hot freebie that comes along. Another $97 dollars wasted. You
This week we’re going to talk about a very good friend of mine, Ashley Kay and her new release Trusting Me. I hope you find her as interesting and knowledgeable as I do. Can a Crush Lead to Forever? Lily is hiding out at her best friends guest house after finally gathering her courage to leave her abusive fiancé. She gets the surprise of her life when she wakes up to a warm body sliding
I am pleased to introduce Coyote by Gigi Meier. Gigi loves to meet new people and writing. She finds inspiration for her writing from everywhere – people watching to nightmares and everything in between. Join me as we get to know a little about Gigi and her journey as an author. Background on Coyote Sammie Smith is desperate to escape the clutches of sex traffickers with the six teenage girls she rescued. When her mission
Crazy to Believe by Madison Michael, an Adult Contemporary Romance novel is scheduled for release on February 21st. Why the Crazy Eights series? I created the Crazy Eights because I missed my friends. Writing characters with their quirks, mannerisms or favorite sayings brought me closer to them. None of the Crazies are replicas, but there is just enough to keep them close – where I want them. I hope readers enjoy meeting them and want
I’m excited to welcome Sadira Stone and her novel Opposites Ignite to the blog this week. Sadira lives in Vegas amidst the glitz and glamor. In keeping with a Valentine’s Day theme, join me as we get to know a little about Sadira and her journey as an author. Background For Opposites Ignite Rosie is an aspiring tattoo artist, inspired by an actual bar server I met in the 6th Avenue District of Tacoma, Washington,
February may be the month of romance, but I like to celebrate my girlfriends during the second month of the year. Girlfriends. If we are very lucky, we are surrounded by a few who are there for us through thick and thin. If we are even more fortunate, we have sisters or cousins who become our best friends. I was married for seventeen years, but I remained friends with a wonderful group of women, single,
I am terribly excited to introduce J Arlene Culiner and her new book A Room in Blake’s Folly to the blog. She writes historical to contemporary romances for adults. Make sure you read her bio below, because J Arlene has led a varied and exciting life, and still does. With an adventurous past like this, you know her books will be full of exciting stories. One of those stories is A Room in Blake’s Folly
I am so excited to welcome Kris Bock back to the blog. Kris is one of the most creative authors I know, with works spanning romcom to western romance and books for young adults. Her Felony Melanie series based on “Sweet Home Alabama” is a brilliant concept. The movie is one of my favorites so I wish I’d thought of the idea first, but…Anyway, that gives you a hint at Kris’s clever viewpoint. And