I’m one of those writers who doesn’t believe in writer’s block. I don’t think it exists as an independent condition. If a writer can’t bring herself to write, then there’s an underlying reason for the “block”. Resolve that base reason, and the writer will be able to write again. But there isn’t a disease that […]
Working Notes – December 12, 2011 Read More »
Kate’s body tightened again at the idea that he had spared her a moment’s attention, and she frowned at her own vapidness. “Sudden business trip?” she asked, keeping her tone as light and uninterested as she could manage. “Something like that.” Adrian’s tone matched hers. Then it shifted and became deeper. Sexier. “I hope you
Working Notes – October 24, 2012: Snippit to Tease You Read More »
Blood Stone is progressing slowly. I’m not pushing to get vast wordage down fast on this one, even though I’m usually keen to make progress as quickly as possible, because there’s so much new in my life just now that everything is so…well, unsettled. So I’m content with baby steps. The new job is also
Working Notes – October 18, 2011 Read More »
A quick follow-up to my announcement the other day about book title rights that have been returned to me, and therefore won’t be available for sale — just for a short while! — while I repackage and beef them up and put them back out there. Several other books have been returned to me and
Additional Books Off the Shelf For Now Read More »
For the super energetic Saturday morning browsers, a little bonus. I’ve just put up a page for the sequel to Blood Knot. You’ll find some early details on Blood Stone here. Cheers, Tracy.
If You’re Really Alert… Read More »
I’ve been getting a huge number of hits on the site lately for Brian Austin Green, and the role he played in Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles. People are reading my rave review about him as a romantic hero. I find that promising as Green is my inspiration for one of the heroes in the
Working Notes – September 26: Blood Stone Read More »
So you may have wondered about the abrupt and echoing silence that has been my major form of communication for a while. Chirping crickets have been louder, I know. There are generally two reasons that bloggers go silent — either they’ve suddenly discovered that blogging is really hard and they lose interest in it. Posts
If you’re subscribed to my newsletter, you already know that my writing and publishing schedule has taken a short detour. Blood Knot has suddenly become hugely popular. Last week it was #262 on Amazon’s Most Popular Vampire Romance chart. As I write this post it has moved up to #257. Considering that Amazon have 3,175
Working Notes – July 4. Blood Knot II Read More »