The first book in the completed Greylyn the Guardian Angel trilogy, Rekindled Prophecy, has a section where the female protagonist races off to NW Washington, DC to fight the baddies while leaving a hot baddie behind to guard the innocents at the inn...
Summer is almost here. I know my kiddos are already in their summer breaks from college. Not that I'll be lounging on the beach somewhere with a pile of books and drinks with tiny umbrellas in them, but I fully intend to get a lot of reading done thi...
It is no secret that many authors use music for inspiration, for motivation, and sometimes just for fun while we're writing. Oftentimes, we hear a song that inspires a story or a scene that won't let go until we write it. The song will play on repeat...
As a child I wanted one thing... to be an author! A published author, to be clear. An author of fantasy and paranormal tropes because I have always loved all things supernatural. But reality got the way and my parents pushed me into a college degree...
In the past, I have written primarily paranormal and fantasy romance fiction. My latest WIP swerves a way from the romantic aspect as the primary plot point. Actually, the female protagonist is married with kids. The manuscript is complete; however,...
As I move from writing paranormal romance to paranormal fiction (light on the romance), I'm back in my true fun zone--ghost stories! Based on last week's poll, you overwhelming voted for tales of the paranormal to be added to my newsletter so, withou...
Thanks to all who replied to my latest poll question in an effort to provide you with the content you desire.The question was: Would you like me to start dedicating one (or more) newsletters a month to paranormal stories (ghosts, cryptids, etc)?AND s...
Hi, everyone! Just a quick shoutout to all my lovelies! Thanks for joining me for tales of fantasy and paranormal fiction, romance fiction, reading recommendations, and author tips and tales of the trade.While listening to one of my favorite podcasts...
Do you know the hardest thing for independently published authors to accomplish?GETTING THEIR BOOKS ON SHELVES IN ACTUAL BRICK AND MORTAR BOOK STORES!I still have folks call or email me asking why they can't find my books on the shelves at their loca...