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A pirate-scarred hero, a poor relation with a plan, and a Regency romance that turns a matchmaking scheme upside down. Today is your last chance to grab HIS WICKED SEDUCTION by Jade Lee for just $0.99. If you love a Regency romance with a hero who has truly been through the fire, this is the one to one-click before the price goes back up. Seven years enslaved by Barbary pirates, Kit Frazier finally earns his freedom and returns to England with on...

What is the title of your latest release?THE STOLEN CROWN What’s the “elevator pitch” for your new book?To survive a shipwreck, a sunshine princess is forced to escape a magical island with the grumpy pirate who hates her. How did you decide where your book was going to take place?I knew Tait and Mira were going to be shipwrecked in the Far Seas, but it was so fun developing more of the world. Would you hang out with your heroine in real li...

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What is the title of your latest release?THE KEY TO A KILLER How did you decide where your book was going to take place?I love the vibe of Boston. On one hand, it’s a modern metropolitan city but on the other, it’s rich with history and old buildings. It’s the perfect place to set a contemporary ghost story. Would you hang out with your heroine in real life?Ruby’s so sweet but I don’t know that we have much in common. Cordelia, on the o...

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Excerpt from ENTITIES TO LOVERS by Mallory Marlowe: I push open the door and the antique skeleton key mobile jingles above. Ye Olde Spirit Shop was always meant to be a haven. My great-aunt Vera passed away shortly after I was born, bequeathing my mother a large sum of money. She and my mom were both black sheep of their family in a way-strange, spiritual, and ferociously curious about things they didn’t understand. My mother felt the best ...

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Excerpt from LOVE YOU TO DEATH by Jenna Levine: Lucy Of all the embarrassing things I’ve done in my life, ducking behind a stranger at a workplace retirement party so my boss doesn’t see me has to be in the top ten. “Don’t move,” I instruct, crouching down low enough in my seat that the man’s conveniently broad shoulders block me from view. He freezes. “What are you doing?” His voice is very deep and rough around the edges, like h...

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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 Elle Marr! Writes: Psychological Thrillers; SHE DIES IN THE END, Elle’s 8th thriller, follows body broker Penny Lin as she is blackmailed into disposing of bodies, after discovering her murdered ex-lover in her inventory, forcing he...

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The life of a goblin changeling is one of constant trade, a fact that Toast only found out at eleven years old after growing up as a normal girl. Now she is a cynical, savvy guide for the unwary tourists that stumble into the Goblin Market. Interested in a tour? I’ve made up a trope-tastic preview. Tropes are like little bite-size samples for stories, letting you know if a book is composed of your favorite flavors. Take a chance, you never know...

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One of the first things I do before I start writing a book is build a playlist. And, as a huge Taylor Swift fan, that playlist typically consists of mostly her songs. I can’t help it—she nails romantic (and haunting) vibes so well. These five songs were played on loop while writing my debut Gothic Horror-Romance set in Croatia, THE HAUNTING OF LAVENDER HOUSE. Lavender Haze – Taylor SwiftIt should come as no surprise that a book with “lave...

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If you’ve ever been lucky (or unlucky!) enough to be a guest at a formal dinner party, especially a French one, you’ll know that the main courses are taken seriously. Attention must be paid, and appreciation must be accorded. In between the heavy dishes, however, guests are occasionally served what is called an “amuse-bouche” – literally, an amusement for the mouth. Sometimes it’s a tiny serving of melon, or more wonderfully, IMHO, a ...

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This month’s selection of stories features protagonists who pioneer in professions or places they are not supposed to be.  From the ground of ancient Egypt to the racetrack to the sky, the heroines (and heroes) of these stories will take you on the wild rides of those who don’t settle for safe, familiar, expected roles. We begin with DAUGHTER OF EGYPT by Marie Benedict.  Many know that one of the lords of Highclere Castle of “Downton ...

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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...