Writers live on the inside. We may walk and talk among the rest of the world, and have fun, and enjoy all aspects of life, but there’s always that inner world that calls us back, that draws us into our
Writing From the Inside Out
Vlog: Coffee Chat: Books & Diet
Word of Mouth
Hey peeps, I wanted to just tell you something. You know who one of my best promoters is? You know who helps me reach new readers more than anybody else? Yep–it’s YOU. My wonderful readers. Word of mouth reaches so
Vlog: Coffee Chat
Blogmas: Starlight Web–Ancestors
FROM STARLIGHT WEB: The Ladies were all members of my mother’s line–come down through our family history. When they chose you, there was no getting out of it. Read the first Moonshadow Bay book: STARLIGHT WEB: KINDLE | NOOK | KOBO | iBOOKS So,
Blogmas: Memorable Kisses
FROM STARLIGHT WEB: “I’ve wanted to do that since the first night we met,” he said. “There’s something about you, January Jaxson–something that seems…so right.” And then he kissed me again. Read the first Moonshadow Bay book: STARLIGHT WEB: KINDLE
Blogmas: Welcome to Moonshadow Bay
Moonshadow Bay…where magic lurks in the moonlight, and danger hides in the shadows. A quirky little town on Bellingham Bay in upper western Washington, Moonshadow Bay is filled with Otherkin of all kinds–witches, shifters, and even a few vampires. The
Blogmas: Welcome to Conjure Ink
In STARLIGHT WEB:, January Jaxson goes to work for Conjure Ink, a paranormal investigations team. Now that January’s working for them, she’ll be going out on all sorts of cases to look for what’s out there. Conjure Ink was inspired
Blogmas: Meet January Jaxson
Meet January Jaxson. Almost 41, recently divorced from her elitist asshole of a husband Ellison, she finds herself moving back to Moonshadow Bay, WA–her hometown, in early December. January’s a Fam-Trad witch, born to a line of witch women. But
The Chintz ‘n China Series
I got to thinking about the Chintz ‘n China Series the other day, and realized that two of the books (Ghost of a Chance and Holiday Spirits) take place during the holiday season. While I’m not inclined to revisit the