Dar Albert, my cover designer extraordinaire, has been busy lately. (I plan to keep her busy for a long while, too!). Here’s new covers for two books coming out in the next few months: Book 4 in The Vistaria Affair series, White Dawn will be out in June. Here for more. and: Viennese Agreement, book […]
Covers!! WHITE DAWN and VIENNESE AGREEMENT Read More »
This is the 102nd anniversary of the day the Titanic struck an iceberg and sank. For seventy years they couldn’t find the wreckage, but it was discovered off the coast of Newfoundland in 1985. Thanks to movies like Titanic, the Titanic is the most famous ship in history. I suspect that is because the events
Women and Children First. Read More »
This will be my last reminder to make sure you 1) review either Kiss Across Chains, or Kiss Across Swords, and (2) very important; Send me proof of your review so I have something to put in the hat, and so I know who you really are (and so that I have your email address
One month to go: Win a $100 Amazon Gift Card Read More »
As I write this post, I’m zooming up to the finish post on the fourth Vistaria Affair book, White Dawn. (And as I post this post, I’ve finished!!) This one has been a long time coming. I finished the first three books years ago. In fact, Blue Knight was one of the last two books
My Life/Working Notes – April 10, 2015 Read More »
I’ve been boring – not a lot of surfing this month, except for utilitarian sites for indie authors (ePubCheck, anyone?). But there were a few buried in my bookmarks worth passing on. ______________ Indie Bound link. This is a different sort of on-line bookstore, one that I tripped over only recently. They support local, independent
This is the 401st anniversary of the wedding of Pocohontas and John Rolfe — not John Smith. Unlike the Disney version of the story, Smith was quite a bit older than Pocohontas, although she had a serious crush on him. But when she was captured by the English, John Rolfe told her Smith was dead,
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As promised, here’s some of the best non-Google Easter Eggs online: Konami Codes The Konami Code started off as a Nintendo cheat. Quickly inputting the code (up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A) would give players 30 extra lives. The Konami code has been used in a number of video games since,
Good Friday…More Easter Eggs! Read More »
Considering that it’s also nearly Easter, and I’m a much bigger fan of Easter Eggs than practical jokes, I thought for April 1st this year, I’d reveal some of Google’s Easter Eggs – they have many of them, which proves they’ve got a sense of humour. (Just in case you weren’t already aware of it.)
April Fool’s Day by Google Read More »
Pulse Pause Moments: Sherlock. No, not that one, the other one! There have been a few TV series that I’ve resisted watching for a number of reasons – most of those reasons have been petty princess objections to something or other. Occasionally, I’ve ended up watching the series anyway, much later than anyone else, and
For all you Sebastian & Nial lovers, here is a keeper copy of every Blood Drops story that makes up their full history, from the 18th century through to the years just before the events in Blood Knot. The individual stories are available in ebook only, and this special collection is available in print only.
AMOR MEUS is now out Read More »