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Subscribe to my newsletter and never miss an update! So what are you reading now, peeps? I haven’t done one of these posts in a long time, so it’s overdue. Hit me with your ugly-cry recommendations. What book/s have made
Thanks for all the notes about the release of Almost Gothic yesterday! I really appreciate the feedback, and I’m glad Rusty and Eliza’s story resonated so strongly with everyone. 🙂 And you can pre-order the next book in the Suncoast Society series,
So, apparently (quelle shocker) there’s a book kerfluffle right now. An author wrote a dark erotica book that went #1 in the romantic erotica category on Amazon. Then a bunch of other people started reporting it to Amazon. NOT cool.
I’m starting a new feature that I will do my damnedest to keep up with, but you know me… LOL Here’s a list of things I’m currently reading. (Yes, my Amazon affiliate link is embedded in the codes. Costs you
So what are you reading? Chime in in the comments with what’s on your current reading list/queued up in your reading device. 🙂 (No self-promo, please. This is to talk about what you’re reading, not what you’re writing.) Yes, my
What did you read when you were a “kid” that you probably shouldn’t have read? That the “adult” you would snatch out of your (or your child’s) hand if you caught them reading it before they were 18? Not saying
Today’s topic of discussion comes from an article over on The Digital Reader, about an article from The Atlantic. Do you DNF (did not finish) books? I honestly believe life is too short to read books I can’t get into.
I was reading an article this morning about the Bechdel Test, and books (many, admittedly, not contemporary) that pass the test. As a romance author, yes, I know one of my primary jobs is to entertain. I get that. I
I’m frequently asked by readers about kinds of characters in my books. Military, law enforcement, and cowboys are usually the top three queries. While I have a few retired military characters, I have several books featuring characters either actively in,
Thanks to the “books that stayed with you” thing going around Facebook now, I learned of a book that, I’ll admit, I’d never heard about before. On the Beach by Nevil Shute is a post-apocalyptic novel written in 1957 and