I have learned a great deal since I made the decision that this writing gig was actually, truly meant to be my career. As much as I have already learned, so I know there is much, much more. One thing I am in the process of learning is to let go. What do es that... Continue Reading →
Candy Crush – My Book Boyfriend
For today’s blog, I’m going to talk about Candy Crush, a self-published contemporary suspense I released in January 2014. This is one of my favorites, of all the books I’ve written, and I think that is largely due to the hero, Brandon Sarantos. He’s gorgeous (well, duh), but it’s more than that. I just adore... Continue Reading →
I Have Fantasies, Do You?
Today, we’re going to talk about my fantasies. Not those fantasies. If you want to read about those fantasies, check out my books. To learn about my other fantasy, read on. The fantasy I want to talk about today is the Grand Poobah of all author fantasies: Writing as your one and only career. That’s... Continue Reading →
Crazy Ideas Like…My Publisher Made Me A Better Writer
Signing with a publisher has made me a better writer. There, I said it. Typed out the words. Hit "publish" on my blog. It is out in cyberspace, and I am forever beholden. But it’s the truth, so I’m okay with it. I have read plenty of articles and blogs about signing with a publisher... Continue Reading →
Want Some Candy?
For today's blog, I'd like to feature two things: a huge *thank you* to Ricki Wilson and her Indie Author Spotlight website for promoting Candy Crush this past week. When I emailed Ricki, I had no idea what would happen. I just found her website and thought, this looks interesting. I'll give it a try.... Continue Reading →