Top 10 Authors You Would Like to Spend a Day With CS Lewis Not just a brilliant novelist, but an original thinker. Screwtape Letters was great, and there is really nothing else like it. I’d love to know what made this guy tick. JRR Tolkien Good friends in real life with CS Lewis, and Smeagol.
Top Ten Reasons to Try the Bitter Harvest Books Special note: They’re in Kindle Unlimited right now, at least the first four are. If you subscribe, I’d pick them up right now because they won’t stay in KU past their 90 day enrollment requirement. Hunky vampires. Kickass female leads. Shifter-vampire romance in the first book.
What was your favorite scene to write? Why? I love the scenes where I can show a real connection between the hero and heroine. It’s not always easy to create those intimate moments and make them feel real and have genuine heart. More than that, I love it when I get a chance to show
Building the Better Alpha What’s big, domineering, possessive, and delicious to look at? The romantic alpha male, of course! He’s been swaggering through our bookshelves for years, exasperating and seducing us by turns. On the surface, he looks like an easy character to write—make him handsome, make him heroic, add some baby oil to show
Top 10 Reasons to Read the Dark Wish If you enjoy entering a new world that isn’t based primarily on earth If you love milk Reverse Harem addict Enjoy long books, especially 350+ books Sexy knights, anyone? Reading about a bond between a girl and her Foxshier Love suspense and secrets A balance between
The Inspiration Behind the Crimson Realm Chronicles The start of this adventure is so much bigger than just one book, but what sparked the world Gabriella Bradley and Taryn have created was one tiny 1400 word glimpse into the lives of two people whom the gods determined were destined to meet. We decided the short
In Ghost of Death, pizza is very significant to the story. I won’t reveal why or in what way, but because it is important, it had me thinking about the pizza I make to eat. One of my favorites is one that I make at night for a late snack. Below is the recipe for
The vampires of the Blood and Silver series Vampires have been the heroes of romance fiction for quite a while. With the Blood and Silver series I wanted to make them bad again…but not totally bad because in the world of the Blood and Silver series the vampires, or albanex as I called them, originally
Introducing Sir Rupert – A Parrot With Secrets By Pauline Baird Jones When I picked a parrot as my pet for Embrace the Romance: Pets in Space 2, I did not expect to, um, channel parrot-ness. Sir Rupert stalked into my brain like, you know, a parrot, and it was as if I’d always known
Delightfully Witchy: What Inspired You to Write the Book I’m very happy to admit that Paranormal is sort of my thing … like, anything Paranormal. Be that Vampires or Shapeshifters or Witches or Elves and Faeries, I love anything about what these creatures bring to the plate. Some are powerful, dark and dangerous, some are open-minded and
My Five Guilty Pleasures The lovely folks at Angel’s Guilty Pleasures asked me to share my top five in this amazing category. Woot woot! Here goes… GUILTY PLEASURE 1. US Magazine Sure, I can feel my brain cells dying as I read this pub, but I just can’t seem to stop myself. Stars…they’re just like
Lizzie Shane I think what makes second chance romances so special is the idea that when you love deeply, that love never really leaves your heart. And who doesn’t want a chance to put right what once went wrong? (A la Quantum Leap). 😉 There’s always that hope that it’s never too late to find
Favorite Scene Thanks for having me guest! I appreciate it. Taming the Lion was a book that went through a lot as I wrote it. My mom passed away, at 66, and that threw me for a loop. I actually stopped writing Taming the Lion and wrote Saving his Wolf to take a break and
I want to talk about alpha males Growing up, I was the victim of bullying. I’m legally blind, and between my wonky eyes and bookworm ways, the other kids found plenty to make fun of. I spent most of my childhood and teenage years wishing I had a friend like the friends in storybooks –
Top Ten Reasons to try the GenTech Rebellion Series Thanks so much for inviting me back to your blog, Angela. Always a pleasure to be here. I’m not sure I can come up with ten hidden gems, but I’ll give it a shot. 1 – Genetic engineering. This is a topic I’ve always found
