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Arrr. Apparently.

It’s Talk Like a Pirate Day, which gives me the perfect excuse to confess: I’ve always wanted to write a pirate romance. Sexy, dangerous pirates, that is—not necessarily the “Arrr, matey!” variety. But first, I need recommendations. What are your favourite pirate romances?

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All or Nothing

What does “All or Nothing” mean to you? For me, it sparked an unexpected question: has anyone actually read every single one of my books? With more than 200 titles across multiple pen names, I’m curious to know if there are any complete collectors out there. If that’s you—or you’re getting close—I’d love to hear from you.

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More CROSSROADS Blog Tour Dates

I have the rest of the dates for the Crossroads Magic blog tour. March 25 Fang-tastic Books March 26 I Smell Sheep March 27 Lisa’s World of Books March 28 Roxanne’s Realm March 29 The Creatively Green Write at Home Mom April 1 The Book Junkie Reads April 1 The Bookworm April 2 Momma Says:

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“Free” on Amazon Doesn’t Always Mean Free — and what to do about it.

Does this irk you as much as it does me?  You’re browsing the free titles in your favourite category, spot a new cover, click on it to read the blurb, swing your fingertip or mouse over to click the Buy button…and learn it’s not free at all!  There’s a price attached to the book, even

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A Halloween Romance giveaway. THREE TAPS, THEN….

I have a short Halloween romance that is a free download, all year round, but as it’s actually Halloween, I’m drawing your attention to it today. Noah always knocked on Aysel’s door the same way, including the last time he knocked, five hours after his funeral. A short and sweet Halloween treat. This is a

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Why was Fighting With the Left Hand So Dishonorable?

Hi guys: I got a question from a reader this morning, and my answer was long (because anything historical automatically becomes complicated).  If you’ve read the Once and Future Hearts series, you might also be interested in the answer, so here it is. I have a question: why was switching sword/knife hands during battle considered

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