Last week, I promised you some Kale hotness . . and well, Jus Accardo DELIVERED!! I thought TOUCH was hot and couldn’t be topped, but holy hotness, this manages to do it! UNTOUCHED, the novella told from our man’s POV, has an expected pub date of February 21, 2012, so just a few […]
WOOT! I know you drooled over Kale on the TOUCH cover. You fell in love with Dez and Kale, and, like me, have been twitching to get a glimpse of the next book in the series. Well never fear, because today . . . I’ve got your hook up! Drum roll please . . . . […]
He he! Wednesday night I got a lovely email from Brenna over at Ever After Esther, letting me know that she’d added MY SUPER SWEET SIXTEENTH CENTURY to Goodreads! Of course, I immediately broke out in a pretty snazzy happy dance, complete with my famous jazz hands, that Brenna knew anything about my book, much less that […]
I am thrilled to be a part of the blog tour for Carol Oates’s EMBER. I loved this book, although that was not at all a surprise, considering it is populated by my favorite paranormal creatures of all times: angels. Even more cool is that my stop on this awesome tour is a character interivew with […]
Happy Friday! Regular readers of the blog may remember today’s Spotlight Author. She joined us for our Carving our Own Destiny week at the beginning of the summer, and taught us all about Formatting and Publishing Ebooks. When she started a blog tour for her dual releases this summer (Moonbeams & Werelove Midnight Revelations), I had to […]
First, my apologies for the delayed post on our ebook contest from last week’s Carving Our Own Destiny Week. A yucky cold is kicking my butt currently and I have been curled in the fetal position in my bed, but I am here now to announce our WINNERS! If you missed any of the posts, please head over […]
Last Thursday, I did a Spotlight Review for PLAYING HURT by Holly Schindler. As you may recall, I LOVED it! Holly Schindler is just as sweet as can be, and not only agreed to do an interview, but threw in a signed copy of the book, too! Needless to say, I jumped at the chance to extend […]
I love doing book dissections. In the past, I’ve always done them with a targeted objective–to see how they balanced dual point of view, dialogue, amount of scenes/chapters, pages per chapter, back story, etc; Having never studied writing at this level before, I used these self-created spreadsheets as my own personal writing curriculum. As I mentioned […]
