The Day Of The Dead

The Day of the Dead is celebrated in Mexico; el Día de los Muertos, where it is a very big deal indeed, with parades and rituals of all kind that paranormal romance lovers should shiver with delight over. In particular, the Catrinas (both dolls and made-up women) that are a part of the celebrations are […]

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BLOOD KNOT – MMF Vampire Romance – Free until Sunday

Blood Knot is my #1 vampire romance best seller. – It was the Winner of the Coffee Time Reviewer’s Recommended Award, – It was listed as one of Goodread’s “Most Drool-worthy Covers” (Thank you, Dar Albert!), – It was nominated for Erotic Vampire Book of the Year by The Romance Reviews, – And it received

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Watching History Unfold

Watching History Unfold Vampires get to watch history go by.  Just because they live for decades and centuries, they witness the unfolding of human affairs and can observe the changing of society over time.  There is a lot about a vampire’s life that would be utterly miserable, including watching humans you love wither and die

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BETH’S ACCEPTANCE – Free Today and Tomorrow

Beth’s Acceptance — Part 1 of the Destiny’s Trinities series — is free for the next two days. _____ EROTIC MMF MENAGE URBAN FANTASY SERIES 2009 CAPA Finalist for Best Erotic Paranormal Romance. Night Owl Romance Reviewer’s Top Pick MMF romance. No print edition (it’s too short!), but there will be a print anthology later

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Harvard — Real World Hogwarts

  Harvard College is one of the two colleges within the Harvard University.  It is the oldest tertiary institution in North America, and was founded today, in 1636. The Harvard dining hall (The Annenburg Hall) looks so spectacular…and eerily like the hall at Hogwarts, from the Harry Potter movies. You’d think that learning would be

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What if We Weren’t The Top Cats?

What if We Weren’t The Top Cats? Superiority of an individual or a species over another is a harsh lesson to learn, but nature is harsh – it keeps handing this lesson out whether you want it or not.  Humans have been at the top of the food chain for a very long time.  But

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Solstice Surrender – MF Paranormal Romance – Free Until Sunday

Solstice Surrender is unusual in my paranormal romance collection: It’s a short novel (I have an inability to write short, usually), and it’s an MF romance, whereas the vast majority of my paranormals feature menages, usually MMF. So, if you’re menage-phobic, or just in the mood for a change, this mild, Canadian-set erotic paranormal romance

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Who Says Vampire Romance Books are Dying?

Who Says Vampire Romance Books are Dying? I don’t know about you, but I keep hearing these rumblings about vampire stories and vampire romances dying out. Back when I was still thought getting a New York book deal was a good idea, and was submitting manuscripts to agents and the odd editor, I was getting

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Sherlock – Free For Two Days

The first book in my Sherlock Holmes series, Chronicles of the Lost Years, is free today and tomorrow. When Sherlock Holmes was at the peak of his success he disappeared, abruptly, for three years. Dr. Watson believed him to be dead. No one knows what happened to him in those years…until now. Watson takes up

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The Battle of Trafalfar – English Supremacy, But Not the End of the War

The Napoleonic Wars was a miserable twelve years of almost constant fighting between England and France, which ended in 1815 at the Battle of Waterloo, when Napoleon was defeated a second time. The Napoleonic Wars as a whole are ranked in the top twenty highest casualties of all wars throughout history.   In part because of

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