Cutting up the last of the stored apples to make applesauce (and plotting my new novella). Nothing like good smells and another kind of creativity to make connections and possibilities pop. Taking notes can get a little messy. 🙂 What … Continue reading
Have you ever wondered where all the mid-life crises come from? I figure it has to be a recent phenomena. I mean, how often did you hear about a turn-of-the-century farmer shaving the family mule into something rakish and ambling … Continue reading
This post originally appeared on the Kiss and Thrill blog – one of my favorite places – in an interview with Rachel Grant, who reviewed CYPHER ~ and gave it the coveted 5 airplanes! Take off with Rachel : Today … Continue reading
Thanks for inviting me back to the Mysteristas! It’s been fun reading all the collecting posts this month. I was at the beach last week—a writing retreat with a wonderful group of authors—and watched people stroll the beach, head down, … Continue reading
Cover Reveal for CYPHER!! I love the way Naomi Raine, the cover artist, illustrated Cara’s determination to pull the truth out of her family. And the building makes a great stand in for Cypher – the family business at the center … Continue reading
THE PROFESSOR is now available as a paperback – and it’s on sale at the Harlequin online store. It’s always an exciting day when you hold your book in your hand. I love my e-reader, but the tangible weight of … Continue reading
New release coming soon! Copy edits back this week – the last lose ends and bits to clean up. Can’t wait to share the cover of CYPHER with you … Continue reading
We’re celebrating suspense and romantic suspense over at my group blog, Not Your Usual Suspects and giving away books! Five Reasons to read a Romantic Suspense or Mystery E-book 1. It’s a safe way to explore those murderous tendencies 2. … Continue reading
Writing processes are as individual as the authors. This blog tour has been fascinating, as I’ve read “behind the scenes” with these talented authors. YA suspense author Ana Kenley invited me on to join the fun. (Check out her process … Continue reading
I thought about writing something profound for today, reflecting on the season. Instead, I found myself looking back at an astonishing year and forward into the Great Unknown. Mostly I thought about our mountain property. I wrote my very first … Continue reading