What happened: Laird Taran Ferguson and some of his clansmen kidnap four ladies, one by mistake, and carry them back to Finovair castle. Along the way the men accidentally kidnap a duke and everybody gets snowed-in. Will there be hell to pay or marriages at the end of this debacle? Whatever the case this is [...]
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Guest blog by Marcia Mickelson, author of The Huaca My YA novel, The Huaca, comes out May 14. Many people have asked me how the word is pronounced and what it means. Huaca is pronounced wak’a. In Quechua, a Native American language of South America, a huaca is an object that represents something revered. In my novel, it takes on [...]
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Guest blog by Kristin Miller, author of Gone with the Wolf First, I have to say thank you for having me on your lovely blog today! I get asked a lot what my writing process is like and where I write, so I thought I’d take some time to break that down. As for my [...]
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Guest blog by Marina Maddix, author of Vegas Knights Expectations are a part of our every day lives. We expect our cars to start in the morning. We expect our paycheck to arrive on time. We expect the barista to get our double tall half-caff skinny sugar-free mochaccino order right. We expect these things to [...]
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Guest Blog by Shawn Martin, author of Shadowflesh Nearly eighteen years ago, I faced a crossroads in my life: March my way into law school and settle for a relatively peaceful and prosperous life. Or slap on a helmet and suspenders to become a firefighter and live life literally by the seat of my pants. [...]
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DEFIANT BACKCOVER COPY: When love turns deadly, the beloved play dead. Western Maryland farm girl Kate Fallon wanted more than horse pastures. Now a trial lawyer in the affluent Annapolis law arena and married to multi-millionaire Jack Reynolds, also the U. S. Attorney of Maryland, she’s got it all—at least everyone thinks so. Behind closed [...]
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