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There is a particular ache in fantasy romance when a character has gone too long without gentleness. Not desire, necessarily. Not lust first. Gentleness. A hand offered without demand. A wound cleaned without ownership. A body treated as precious after years of being used as a weapon, a bargaining chip, a curse, or a thing to survive. That is why the touch-starved trope lands so hard. Fantasy and paranormal romance can make the craving literal th...

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What is the title of your latest release?DEVIL INSIDE What’s the “elevator pitch” for your new book?A boy… meets a demon. Bloody sparks ensue! Poor Jordan gets in a bit of bike accident and dies for a few minutes, only to end up in Hell. When he’s there, he bumps into some… thing. What if our soulmate has no soul? Will you let the devil in? How did you decide where your book was going to take place?I grew up in Richmond, Virginia. It ...

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What is the title of your latest release?THESE VILE HEARTS What’s the “elevator pitch” for your new book?Maddox, a type 1 diabetic woman at the end of her financial rope, makes a deal with a dryad queen to kill a rival king in exchange for a cure; meanwhile, Castor, a dryad prince, makes a bargain with his brother to get a mortal to fall in love to rid himself of a curse that kills anyone who falls for him. When Maddox mistakes Castor for t...

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Imagine stepping into a town where the future arrived decades ahead of its time. You stroll beneath towering trees, passing brick buildings where students still hurry to class. Today they carry backpacks instead of leather satchels, coffee cups instead of slates, but Oberlin, Ohio, still feels like a place where ideas matter. At first glance, it seems like another charming college town. Look a little closer, though, and you’ll discover that...

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Instead of trying to find your perfect match in a dating app, we bring you the “Author-Reader Match” where we introduce you to authors you may fall in love with. It’s our great pleasure to present Siera London! Writes:I’ll introduce you to heroines you’ll recognize, heroes you’ll wish lived next door, and love stories you’ll be thinking about long after you’ve turned the last page. If you’re the reade...

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Excerpt from THE LIE by Jude Berman: In what is night to all beings, a wise one is awake; in what is day to those beings, the wise one sees a dark night. IN THE DARK: Jedd “Lie! Down!” The sharp, staccato bark of a disembodied male voice cuts the silent darkness. I’m seated on the ground, legs stretched out in front of me, but I instantly drop back onto my elbows, then lower myself to a fully supine position. Anticipate the kicks delivered ...

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What is the title of your latest release?THE ONE WHO WALKED AWAY What’s the “elevator pitch” for your new book?Bounty hunter Elle Randolph is chasing a dangerous man who seems to be hiding out somewhere on the Mendocino coast in Northern California. He has not killed anyone yet, at least not that Elle knows of. But that changes when people start dying all around her and finding her quarry becomes even more urgent. She wants to work with the...

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I love a good Regency romance story! When I set out to write A MISMATCH MADE IN LONDON I knew I wanted it to be fun, sweet, and true to the time period. And consciously or unconsciously, I was influenced by my favorite Regency romances. So here is a list of my Top 5 favorite Regencies. (Okay, yes, they are all Jane Austen novels, but I love them!) Number One has to be PRIDE AND PREJUDICE. I will never forget the first time I read this story. I wa...

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What is the title of your latest release?TWELVE WEEKS OF LOVE & LOSS is Book Two in The Secrets Trilogy. It follows the characters from my debut novel, SIX WEEKS OF LOVE & LARCENY, into the next chapter of their lives three years later. It’s a stand-alone novel that doesn’t have to be read in sequence, but I guarantee if you read it first, you’ll want to go back to where it all begins with Six Weeks. What’s the “elevator pitch�...

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Book Title: YOU’LL LOVE IT HERECharacter Name: Mona Bucket How would you describe your family or your childhood?Well, my parents were always causing chaos for me so…not great. Ever since my dad passed, it’s like my mom has taken it upon herself to carry on his share of the havoc. It’s a lot to worry about when I’m trying to manage my own life, but I digress. What was your greatest talent?I can focus on a task for sixteen hours straight ...

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Book Signing — Mary Kay Andrews
Guests / May 12, 2005

The thing I like about a book signing when you go with someone else you make it into an “event” by always combining with food. Or drinks. I can do drinks too. But the best part is the anticipation. M and I were the only ones who could make it to the Mary Kay Andrews (MKA) signing last night in Plano, but we had a blast. MKA is delightful in person and we learned all the secrets of a best selling book– I’d be happ...

RSVP
Guests / May 11, 2005

Just wanted to let you know I accepted the invitation so generously sent to join Fresh Fiction’s BLOG. I can hardly wait to read all the exciting details posted here. Visit FreshFiction.com to learn more about books and authors....

Curious and what?
Guests / May 11, 2005

Just invited to check out a group of authors on their blog who are helping a readers group become more exciting. Now, color me stupid, but unless those readers are part of an active readers group, know the trials and tribulations of keeping a group dynamic and growing, isn’t it asking for just a general well-meaning opinion? I really don’t get it. I’d rather ask advice from a group similar to the one I’d be tryin...