My third romantic suspense with paranormal elements, The Wild Irish Sea, hit the shelves this week. I certainly had quite a time mixing together the plot, characters, mental telepathy, beautiful Irish scenery and a few Celtic legends. I’m thrilled that readers and reviewers are enjoying this story. If you haven’t heard about or picked up your own copy of the book yet, I’d like to give you a brief glimpse of some of the things you can look forward to when you read The Wild Irish Sea. Being a late night person, I occasionally tune in the various talk shows, so with a nod to David Letterman, here are my Top Ten Things You Will Love About The Wild Irish Sea: 1.The cover – I really can’t take much credit for this. I love all my covers and they are all the work of the fantastic Sourcebooks Art Department. I will say that I did suggest the seascape on the bottom of The Wild Irish Sea. I’ve always loved… seascapes! Yes, that’s my story and I’m sticking with it! 2.Kevin Hennessey — Okay, what’s not to love about a tough, but vulnerable Irish hunk of a hero? Kevin is my…

First I want to thank all the wonderful folks aFresh Fiction for inviting me here todayand I want to extend SUPER CONGRATS on your anniversary! I’m doubly pleased to be part of your celebration. My second romantic suspense from SourcebooksCasablanca, The Treasures of Venice has an ‘official’ release date of September 1st, but I’m excited to say that copies are already popping up online and in bookstores. This was truly the book of my heart! It not only has a few paranormal elements, but also a dual storyline set in both contemporary Venice and the Renaissance Venice of 1485. This book was a finalist in the 2006 Golden Heart contest and gave me a tremendous boost down the long and winding path to my first sale and many other wonderful writing-related opportunities. Clicke here to read the rest of the article and to comment today and you could be one of two lucky winners! Each winner will receive a copy of The Treasures Of Venice and The Wild Sight Visit FreshFiction.com to learn more about books and authors.