I’d tried for years, going the traditional route, to become published. Part of the problem was I’d received contradictory advice from different writer friends: “You need to get an agent.” “You need to market directly to the publisher.” “Writer’s Market … Continued
I will be giving away five signed and personalized copies of Then Kiss Me in paperback to randomly selected reviewers in the month of September! Want one? Submit your review of Then Kiss Me on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or Goodreads, then go to … Continued
I’m in the process of updating my book covers. Here’s the new cover for Got the Life. What do you think? I think you know my thoughts!
Just a couple of days before the release of Then Kiss Me. You’ll be able to tell it’s still me at the helm, but there are a couple of things about this book that I want to warn you about … Continued
Woo-hoo! Here’s the cover for Then Kiss Me, which will be available this week:
Originally posted on July 25, 2012 A few of you responded to my question on Facebook where I asked if you’d want a peek at my new book. It’s almost done and needs a rewrite before I ship it off … Continued
Originally posted on July 5, 2012 Those of you who read my blog/website on a fairly regular basis know that I don’t like to criticize writers publicly. That is, I might dislike a book and I might speak of it … Continued
Originally posted on June 11, 2012 …and his name is Riley Schultz. Do you remember Riley, Katie’s first boyfriend from Tangled Web? Sure, you do…Katie first thought of Riley this way: He’d always been a cocky sonofa, Katie had thought. … Continued
Originally posted on March 30, 2012 I’m furiously writing the next Nicki book (Innocent Bystander [republished in 2020 as Bad News First]). It is already as long as most other Nicki books, but there’s still a lot of story left. … Continued
Originally posted on March 10, 2012 Today, my significant other pointed me to an article he found on the New York Times website about E L James’s Fifty Shades trilogy. I’d heard about her books, but I haven’t read them. … Continued
