As we reach the six-month mark of the worldwide pandemic, a lot has been written on the necessity of practicing self-care, being kind to one's self Read More...
Starting in about April or May, one of the big questions in writers groups was, “How do we write about the pandemic?” or, “Should we write Read More...
History is replete with examples of women who, despite the restricted roles their society intended them to occupy, manage to break out and become extraordinary. With all of Read More...
He suspected it was this that his father worried about, that one day he might want this love that had the power to ruin him. Rubbish. What Read More...
Looking for an escape? Cozy Mystery author Daisy Bateman shares her Top 5 Destination mysteries so you can travel from the comfort from your own home... which we Read More...
Libby Kingsley is excited to begin her new job as a librarian in the small town of Heritage, Michigan. But when she arrives, she quickly realizes that the library Read More...
Another day, another recipe… Our Fall Recipe Potluck continues with more books, more recipes, and another fabulous featured author! I hope you are enjoying Read More...
He wore blue jeans and a white T-shirt with leather flip-flops. His longish, snow-white hair framed a deeply tanned face and the most startling eyes Keely Read More...
The Fall Recipe Potluck continues today with another delectable recipe and awesome new book to learn more about. Don’t forget to check the Read More...
Ocean Boy glided through the day in gradients of gray and green; occasional glittering light broke through the liquid world when his two-foot Read More...
Instead of trying to find your perfect match in a dating app, we bring you the “Author-Reader Match" where we introduce you to authors as a Read More...
The shade of the trees made her feel better almost immediately, although the headache didn’t disappear--just receded a little bit, like a fighter taking two steps Read More...
My favorite tropes to write have traditionally been Friends-to-Lovers and Second Chance romance. The reason is, out of all those familiar tropes, those are the two I Read More...
Research for writing a novel is like opening a message in a bottle. Of course, all the material isn’t nicely folded up containing everything you wish to Read More...
Duke woke just after daybreak, but when he heard rain on the roof, he knew morning chores were going to be messy. He rolled over on his back and Read More...
Hi, Roan! Welcome to Fresh Fiction. Thanks for visiting with us today. Will you tell us about yourself and a little bit about your new book, Read More...
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Summer has almost reached its end, school’s in session, and many of us are looking forward to the cooler temps of fall, but life is far from Read More...
Two weekends before Christmas, McAlpin’s department store was bustling. In the fine china department where Jeff worked, sparkling crystal vases and Read More...
As the hot breath of August inspires us to escape the heat with cold drinks, swimming pools, and air-conditioned spaces (alone or properly socially-distanced, of course) we Read More...
I write historical romance classified as “sweet” but not religious. I don’t particularly care for the term “sweet” because of the baggage that Read More...
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