We all lose the spark in our relationships now and then. Maybe work concerns us, we are busy with kids or have financial issues. Maybe we feel fat, think our partner is fat, or we are just fighting a cold.…
Please welcome Linda McLaughlin and get a taste of her romance, Lily and the Gambler. I know you will enjoy it. And be sure to read Linda’s biography. She writes under several pen names and I can’t wait to read something…
Today, I have the pleasure of introducing you to Courtney Hunt, as well as her Kindle Scout Award winning novel, The Lost Art of Second Chances. If I know you, you will want rush out to buy this and many other…
Please welcome author Tina Gayle, who is sharing a bit about her short story, My Future Step Brother. She has included a link to download the book for free. Get it today! BLURB FOR MY FUTURE STEP BROTHER Lyndsey Turner…
Purpose. We all have one. Most likely, we have several. We try to make our choices with a sense of purpose. A sense of purpose is believed to be a top contributor to a person’s happiness. I always assumed I…
I am pleased to introduce you to Sha Renée, photographer, nature lover and an author creating stories where duty, honor and passion unite. Today, Sha is sharing an excerpt from her novel, Forbidden Kisses. Title: Forbidden Kisses Genre: Military Romance…
“Where do you get your story ideas?” I am asked that more than any other question, once people get past the shock. Why are they shocked? Well, usually I get asked the question when I am with highly educated and…
I am excited to announce that I am expanding my blog to two days per week. Next week, I will kick off Maddy’s Romance Madness every Tuesday. Romance Madness is a weekly introduction to other romance authors, some new…
Today, I am pleased to announce a new feature on my blog. If you are an avid reader like me, you are always looking for new authors and novels to enjoy. The clever Tina Gayle set up something she called “Eggcerpt…
“It was the best of times. It was the worst of times.” I am sure you know the opening of “A Tale of Two Cities.” It is famous, as so many first lines are. Great first lines grab your attention.…