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Rolling up my sleeves for Spring Cleaning…and Rosewater Debutante is out!

Rolling up my sleeves for Spring Cleaning…and Rosewater Debutante is out! As I write this, Alberta is being whipped about by a storm–a bit of snow, some rain, and lots of wind. Last night we had a rumble of thunder, too. I’ve noticed that somewhere in the changeover of the seasons, from winter to summer

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Launch Alert! A New Massive Box Set for a Limited Time Massive Discount!

I’ve been getting a lot of recipes! Thank you for those! I’ll be sorting through them for the next few weeks. Here’s one that sounds like a never-fail, using pantry ingredients only. For the gluten free crowd, I would swap out the flour for all purpose GF flour and add some Xanthan gum. Recipe from

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I Hit #1 *and* #2 Spots on Amazon!

Is that not a beautiful sight? It’s certainly the first time it’s happened to me — even in this “tiny” category! Check out Degree of Solitude here, and Rules of Engagement here. Cheers, Take my stories on a test run.  4 full novels free.  Sign up below. [More details here]

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Victoria Day 2016

For Canadians, today is a public holiday celebrating Queen Victoria and her reign. As of October last year, Victoria is no longer the longest reigning English monarch.  Queen Elizabeth II has now claimed that record, and Victoria Day is also a celebration of her birthday (which is actually in April). Victoria Day is the oldest

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News – July 13, 2015

A quick round-up of new and notables: Scribd. Screwd. I’ve been exchanging emails with a number of readers who are pretty pissed about Scribd’s decision to yank most of the romance and erotica titles from their line-up. For romance readers who read voraciously, price is critical.  So subscription services like Scribd are a god-send. If

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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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EVA’S LAST DANCE – MF Vampire Romance – Now only 99¢

Eva’s Last Dance is a short, hot MF Vampire romance, and part of the Short Paranormals collection. I’ve just dropped the price down to why-resist? price of 99¢. Get it while it’s, well, hot. _______ Nearly one hundred years after their last dance together Eva’s long lost love, Edward, makes contact again.  Eva—lonely and a

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Sherlock Holmes and Free Paranormal for the Weekend.

We’ve all seen Sherlock Holmes on television and the big screen clashing with Moriarty and solving apparently unsolvable problems in Victorian London, and now the twenty-first century. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, though, did cast an unstoppable problem for Holmes – he called it “The Final Problem” and in the original story, both Moriarty and Holmes

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