THE DEMON'S KISS available now!

Hi, !

It's officially Launch Day for The Demon's Kiss! 😃

Cora is an assassin who never misses her mark. But she has a deadly secret: her blood can create the most powerful magical elixirs in the world.

And she's been hunted for it her whole life.

When a powerful demon blackmails her, threatening to expose her secret, she has to do one last job to buy her freedom: kill a Nephilim named Vince. Cora figures this will be an easy target.

Until Vince time travels, appearing in two places at once.

Thwarted, Cora must get close to Vince so she can learn the secret to his strange ability--and finally kill him once and for all.

But the closer she gets to Vince, the more her icy heart begins to thaw, making way for new emotions she's never felt before.

As she falls for him, her secret is exposed, igniting a powerful war between demons and Nephilim. In the end, Cora must choose between her own survival and preventing a war that will tear the magical world apart.

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A huge thank you to all of you for joining me on this incredible journey. I still can't believe this is my third series set in the Timecaster world! 😱 Thanks for your support and encouragement, the likes and comments on social media, the messages and emails. You all are a wonderful pillar of support! Thank you from the bottom of my heart. ❤️

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This segment is for those of you who are writing and looking to improve! Please keep in mind I am not an expert by any means, but I do have a lot of experience that I would love to share with you! 🙂

This week's tip: Using the 5 Senses

When I first started writing, I kept rushing the plot because I was so eager to get to the juicy stuff. But one thing I learned over the years is to slow down. Describe things for the reader. Obviously, you don't want to go overboard and info-dump (more on that later!), but make the reader feel like they're really in the story. One way to do this is to try describing the setting using the five senses. What does the room smell like? What is the temperature? Is it sweltering, or is it ice-cold against the skin? Are there any sounds nearby? This one might be a little tougher, but is your character tasting anything? Anything in the air, or is there any food nearby? And, obviously, what does the room look like? Always make sure your reader is grounded in your surroundings! 🙂