Original artwork by Dar Albert, Wicked Smart Designs When I first started writing for Ellora’s Cave, way back when, the covers they gave me for my books sucked like a vacuum. I’m not being mean. They really did suck. In those days, the new electronic publishing industry didn’t understand how critical covers were for
As I'm quietly and steadily working my way through Blood Stone, and the weekend started out with an empty email in-tray, and nothing moving on Facebook or anywhere else, I thought this was going to be one of those bulletins where I would have nothing to report, except for progress. But Sunday, which is usually
A few weeks ago I was bellyaching about how I had produced books so fast that I had missed out on updating you on two books, between working note installments. Poor me, life is a bitch, huh? Guess what? Done it again. Well, sort of. :) Last working notes, I got to roll in ecstasy
I feel like I've been writing this book forever, but in actual fact, I started straight after I launched Lucifer's Lover, which was ...wow, only January 15, 2012. Considering Byzantine Heartbreak is a whopping 100,000 words, and 368 pages in the print version (the spine calculated out at .918" thick!) that's -- actually,
I just released Lucifer's Lover on All Romance eBooks, and on Amazon, and over the next few days will be formatting and uploading to the other distributors -- Smashwords, Createspace (print). So it's official, Lucifer's Lover is published. This may come as a surprise to you because I didn't really given anyone a heads up
Forgive me for the size of the cover, which is taking over the post here. I really wanted you to get a good chance of checking out the hero's eyes. They're something else, aren't they? If you're reading this post on a handheld, or via email, or through a media that has crunched the cover
