My Visit with Fellow Romance Author M.S. Spencer
I’m visiting with fellow romance author M.S. Spencer today to chat about When She Knows: Franconia Notch Trilogy Book One.
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New Course with Contemporary and My Chat with Author Barbara Bettis
I sat down recently with fellow author Barbara Bettis for a chat. Stop by her blog for a full run down on writing, the day job, Basset hounds, and what I’m working on next. Check it out now.
Excerpt: Shake Down Your Ashes
This week we hear from our heroine, Irene Bell. In case you missed last week’s excerpt, you can find it here. Friday, 25 May 1900 These are real trees. They grow in the ground and sway in the air. They don’t grow out of cobblestone and sway in the smog. They chose to grow here….
Get the Bestselling Regency Romance, For Love of the Earl, On Sale for a Limited Time!
Surprise Sale! Get your copy of For Love of the Earl, the bestselling Regency romantic suspense for only $0.99 (£0.99 for my UK readers!) for a very limited time. It goes back to full price on Friday 7/7/17, so download your copy today! Visit the book page for a full list of buy links.
Enjoy an Excerpt from When She Knows, a Contemporary Romance
When She Knows Franconia Notch Series Book One “But fraud for a defense contractor is serious. You don’t want to defend your reputation as a provider to our armed forces?” It took him a minute to realize that clicking noise was her following him over the pavement. He spun around, his arms coming up once…
Enjoy an Excerpt from When She Falls, a Contemporary Romance
When She Falls: Franconia Notch Trilogy Book Two “I kissed you, Ms. Baxter. You needn’t stand there biting off your tongue in shame.” He grabbed another paper towel, ran it along the back of his neck. “I just wanted to see if the woman I married was still inside of this cool, matronly woman who…
How the Bronx Zoo’s Architecture Gives Clues to Its Past
I love the Bronx Zoo because it completely and totally creeps me out. It’s the best visual example of why I love history. History leaves a mark. A mark that humans often attempt to obliterate. Sometimes we’re successful. Sometimes we are not. At the Bronx Zoo, one can read the zoo’s history in its architecture….