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I’ll admit it: I have a favorite part of writing a book, and it’s the beginning. The first act is where I shine. Ideas come fast, the story can go in so many directions, yet it feels like something big is taking shape, and the possibilities feel endless. It’s not quite drafting and it’s not quite planning – it’s both, happening at the same time. I’m writing scenes with one hand while I’m still build...

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P.I. Margo Angelhart has never believed her father guilty of murder – even though he confessed. But for the last three years she’s hit roadblocks and dead ends. Now she has a clue from a nurse who used to work with her dad … only to find the nurse dead, leaving her with far more questions than answers. I’LL BE WATCHING YOU is the third book in the Angelhart Investigations series, but can be read as a standalone. I – Innocent. Ma...

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What is the title of your latest release?A BEAUTIFUL LIE What’s the “elevator pitch” for your new book?In A BEAUTIFUL LIE, a YOU x SALTBURN psychological thriller, home organizer Emily becomes obsessed with her latest client, a beautiful and wealthy heiress. When their professional relationship turns into friendship and Emily scores an invite to Cap’s coastal Gilded Age mansion for the summer, she soon realizes that she doesn’t just wan...

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Margot Baxter Harriman and Loretta “Rett” Mancini are shown into a private dining room in the Exeter Club, the women’s club in Manhattan where Margot is a member. They are seated at a well-appointed table where the Interviewer waits. The Interviewer stands and shakes each of their hands. The ladies smile, Rett’s coming off as almost a smirk. Interviewer: Thank you for seeing me, Miss Harriman, Miss Mancini. I’m sure our readers will be ...

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Each Monday the Smashwords store lists the top ten most highly anticipated indie fiction ebooks based on the previous week’s preorder accumulations. Each title on the list is scheduled to release within the next week. To help the talented authors on this list accumulate even more preorders, click the title of the book. The hyperlink will bring you to a Books2Read page where you can order from your preferred ebook retailer. If the preorder is pa...

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Welcome back to Jen’s Jewels, your go-to destination for the hottest new releases in fiction. Today’s book pick is A TIME OF WITCHES by Madeline Martin, a haunting gothic historical mystery filled with family secrets, witchcraft, and a story that spans centuries. From Savannah to England, Madeline weaves together two timelines, a centuries-old mystery, and a touch of magic into a spellbinding tale that will have you turning pages late into th...

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Each Friday the Smashwords store reports the bestselling indie fiction titles based on the previous week’s sales. If an author has more than one title eligible for the list, only the highest performing title will be included. This ensures high-performing titles receive the accolades they deserve, while providing up-and-coming authors the visibility they have earned. Don’t miss Monday’s Top 10 Hot Preorders List, where Smashwords will provid...

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Excerpt from THE CHINESE LADY by Bo Wang: The year Margaret went to Canton, William allowed it only because of Julia. He and the Carnes brothers had decided to bring a Chinese lady back this time to take center stage in a grand exhibition of oriental goods. Apparently, the sight of an authentic Chinese lady taking tea amidst a display of the Carneses’ imported porcelain, ivory, and silks would drive the ladies of New York into a frenzy of cove...

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Excerpt from THE LOST PERFUMES OF PARIS, by Christine Wells: Clutching her precious bottle of perfume tightly as she hurried down the corridors of Limeaux, Élodie murmured, “Pardon,” and “Excusez-­moi,” as she bumped elbows with frowning chemists and dodged startled lab technicians. “What’s the rush?” one of them growled as she whizzed past. Élodie didn’t answer. She was too anxious to show off her new creation, the perfume it ...

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What is the title of your latest release?MEET CUTE MAGIC What’s the “elevator pitch” for your new book?Halloweentown meets Practical Magic in a Gilmore Girls setting, but make it spicy! How did you decide where your book was going to take place?I love to write all of my books in New Jersey as a born and bred Jersey girl, so it was an easy choice. Would you hang out with your heroine in real life?Oh, absolutely. Rosie is so fun and silly, an...

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Hello There
Guests / May 13, 2005

Just a hello to try out my the new Fresh Fiction blog. Everyone have a good day.Robyn Visit FreshFiction.com to learn more about books and authors....

Reading for a surgery center
Guests / May 13, 2005

Yup, time to spend the day in the surgery center, waiting for my husband’s treatment to be finished, and nothing much to do except watch a really lame series of programs on the television which I’d normally never be exposed. Now, I can sit in suspension while wondering how people can handle that pap, but I’ve learned over the years that the boob tube does seem to have a mesmerizing hold on millions, something I’l...

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...