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
Originally posted on February 16, 2012 I think most normal, hot-blooded American women (and other nationalities—don’t want to exclude any of our sisterly neighbors!) have a rock star fantasy (or several). I know I do. You’re reading words from a … Continued
Originally posted on January 1, 2012 Happy New Year, everyone! Like many of you, I have a few resolutions for this new year. One of them is to become an even better writer. I realize, of course, that if I … Continued
Originally posted on December 27, 2011 How many times have you asked that question while reading a Nicki Sosebee book? One of Nicki’s besties, Brandy, might have put it best in No Place to Hide [republished in 2020 as All … Continued
Originally posted on December 9, 2011 I disagree completely. It’s easy to break up. What’s hard is getting over the breakup. I bet you agree. The painful breakups are the ones where in your relationship you’d given a lot to … Continued
Originally posted on December 4, 2011 Whew. It’s finally done. What am I talking about? One More Time. I know several of you have been eagerly awaiting the latest Nicki Sosebee installment, and it should be up on Amazon in … Continued
Originally posted on November 17, 2011 So…my reader friend Sara finished Worst Mother [NOTE: This book is now known as contemporary romance novel Love and Sorrow] this week, and her father read it too! I must admit I was pleasantly … Continued
Originally posted on November 11, 2011 In her book Beloved, Toni Morrison explores the concept of maternal love…what it means to a woman, how it changes her, how it shapes her. She delves into the idea that motherhood can be … Continued
