Archive for September, 2011
Written by FreshFiction on 29 September 2011
Welcome to The House of Comarré BLOOD RIGHTS 9/27 FLESH AND BLOOD November BAD BLOOD December BLOOD RIGHTS “Prophecy, curses, and devilish machination combine for a spellbinding debut of dark romance and pulse-pounding adventure.” – Library Journal, starred review “Passion and murder, vampires and courtesans – [Continue reading]
Written by FreshFiction on 29 September 2011
I’ve been thinking about the economy and war and my son and entertainment-market trends. Hang in there with me; I’ll tie this together. Just recently, I read this article that said, because of the Depression-Which-Must-Not-Be-Named, Hollywood has been finding success in adventure-escapist-fare such as this past summer’s spate of [Continue reading]
Written by FreshFiction on 28 September 2011
Do you ever get into a reading slump where, despite your teetering TBR pile, there’s not a single book that seems to interest you? Do you ever panic when there’s no “good” book waiting for you to read, or resume reading? Do you ever walk through a bookstore aisle and see nothing that calls to [Continue reading]
Written by FreshFiction on 27 September 2011
Did you find your SOULMATE? Do you know how to look for him? According to Plato, at one time, humans had two heads, four arms and four legs. If that wasn’t scary enough these humans supposedly had great power. So great that Zeus and the other gods feared their strength. The next thing everyone knew, [Continue reading]
Written by FreshFiction on 27 September 2011
I’m always interested in how what we read changes how we think about things. Unfortunately for my hero in A DUKE FOR ALL SEASONS, he’s been reading the wrong sort of book. It’s called A Gentleman’s Guide to Keeping a Mistress and even though he has four different mistresses a year, Sebastian hasn’t found happiness [Continue reading]
Written by FreshFiction on 26 September 2011
People often wonder why I write in different genres. The answer is simple — it relaxes me. When I’m working on a contemporary romance or women’s fiction, the tone is usually heavier, the issues more complex, and there’s invariably a moral dilemma that’s ambiguous. My brain is tired when I finally type the end. I [Continue reading]
Written by FreshFiction on 25 September 2011
Parasol Protectorate #3September 2011 On Sale: September 1, 2010 Featuring: Alexia Tarabotti; Lord Maccon; Lord Akeldama 355 pages ISBN: 0316074152 EAN: 9780316074155 Mass Market Paperback $7.99 Add to Wish List Romance Paranormal, Fantasy SteampunkBuy at Amazon.com Horror / Conference week. What we’re reading and enjoying… [Continue reading]
Written by FreshFiction on 25 September 2011
I write romantic women’s fiction. You may be wondering, what exactly is romantic women’s fiction? Is that anything like romantic fiction? Yes, I believe it is. Similar to novels with strong romantic elements, romantic women’s fiction is my term for combining the two. For me, romance centers on the hero and heroine and the slew [Continue reading]
Written by FreshFiction on 24 September 2011
June 2011 On Sale: June 6, 2011 Featuring: LT. Mark Owens; Dr. Elizabeth Price; DA Peggy Moreland 266 pages ISBN: 0984123350 EAN: 9780984123353 Paperback $11.95 Add to Wish List Romance Suspense Buy at Amazon.com Suspense with romance… The Barrett Solution by Robert Norris Only the White House can provide a solution to this dilemma. [Continue reading]
Written by FreshFiction on 24 September 2011
I really never thought I’d write a book about talking wolves. I was going to write Very Serious Literature That Wins Prizes. I had it all planned out, and had been trying for many years to write this Very Serious Literature. Then one day, when I was sitting in my recliner recovering from a sore [Continue reading]