Discover May's Best New Reads: Stories to Ignite Your Spring Days.

Tamara Hughes

A small town girl with a big imagination, Tamara Hughes had no idea what to do with her life. After graduating from college, she moved to a big city, started a family and a job, and still struggled to find that creative outlet she craved. An avid reader of romance, she gave writing a try and became hooked on the power of exploring characters, envisioning adventures, and creating worlds. She enjoys stories with interesting twists and heroines who have the grit to surmount any obstacle, all without losing the ability to laugh. To learn more, stop by her website: www.tamarahughes.com. You can also find her on: Facebook: www.facebook.com/tamarahughesauth Twitter: @TamHughes

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7 comments posted.

Re: How to Beguile a Duke (2:20pm March 17, 2015):

Great blog! I never thought about pets that way before. Very cool.

Re: Tempting the Pirate (8:29am January 14, 2015):

Thanks, Barbara! I have an awesome critique partner who makes sure my work is up to par!

Re: Once Upon a Masquerade (9:14am February 17, 2014):

MaryAnne - Historical men, yeah.

Alyson - Ha! Love it! I'm thinking men in each of these categories can be clueless at times, especially when it comes to women.

Re: Once Upon a Masquerade (7:33pm February 16, 2014):

Thanks, Peggy! You're so sweet!

Janie and Denise, I favor the guy next door in real life, but my reading preferences are all over the board. So many fun guys to read about.

Re: Once Upon a Masquerade (2:23pm February 15, 2014):

I read a pretty big variety too. It's fun to meet them all.

Re: Once Upon a Masquerade (9:46am February 15, 2014):

I also wanted to take a moment to thank Fresh Fiction for having me here today. This is really a treat!

Re: Once Upon a Masquerade (9:46am February 15, 2014):

Thanks, Peggy! I can see what you're saying about the heroes who are too domineering. Some of it, the protectiveness, is great, but if he's downright controlling, that can be creepy.