Hey, good morning. I thought I would take a few moments to blog, and update you on a couple things, and just chat a little bit. First, The Phantom Queen will be out a couple weeks later than I had
Hump Day Thoughts & A Note on The Phantom Queen
But First, Coffee: Planning, Goal-Setting, & Conscious Living
Hey peeps, how are you today? I thought I’d write a New Year’s post to talk about goal setting for the year. I’ve got several rather ambitious goals this year, but they are realistic, as long as I keep myself
RWA is Burning, and I Think It Has To…
I’m going to write a bit of a serious post here. I feel that I have to say something about a situation that’s unfolding. As some of you know, I’ve been part of RWA—Romance Writers of America—for many years. But
Witching Hour Gets A Boost!
It’s so lovely when a book gets picked as one of the Best Of’s for a year–and one of the reviewers at All About Romance has picked Witching Hour as one of the best for 2019! That makes me so
Answer About Whisper Hollow–Please Read
I’ve been asked a gazillion times now whether, if you’ve read the first two Whisper Hollow books as put out by Berkley, can you just read the third or should you buy the new versions? Here’s my answer: OF COURSE
Answering Reader Questions
Okay, back again with more reader questions. Scarlet asks, “How can people tell that ember is a Tralaeth? Does she have a scarlet letter on her forehead that only Fae can see? Does she have a scent?” Answer: The Fae
Returning to Whisper Hollow
When I left Berkley, I thought I had lost my Whisper Hollow world for a long, long time. I cried over that, I mourned the world, and the characters, because this is one of my series of the heart. To understand
Answering Reader Questions!
I’m answering reader questions today, so let’s get right down to it. Andrea asks, “How often do you get partway through a story only to have the character foil your plans and change directions?” Answer: Since I don’t consciously plot
Reader Questions: How Do You Stick With A Book?
Today I’m answering a reader question that’s focused on writing. Kayz wants to know how I stick with an idea long enough to complete a book. How do I see the book through? Well, first what sounds like a facetious
Deadlines, Deadlines
So, I’m on deadline with the new book–The Eternal Return. In case you don’t know what a writer on deadline is like, well, there’s this: And my moods are varying from this: To this: And right now, if I