Cats, a musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber opened on Broadway at the Winter Garden Theater in New York City, 1982. Thirty-one years ago today. Wow. I was fortunate enough to see Cats at the Sydney Opera House a year or so later. It ran at the Opera House for over a year. (Of course, I […]
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I just love the covers for this new series! Dar Albert does it again! The second book in the Destiny’s Trinities series, Mia Return, is now available. Hope you’re hooked already! It just gets better from here on. ______ Alex has a past he’d rather no one learns about…until Mia returns. Ten years ago Alexander
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Goodies I’ve found from chatting, cruising and working lately: Give a struggling band a leg-up: Failed Therapy are a young, up-coming heavy metal band, here in Edmonton. They “fired” their front singer, who threw a hissy fit, and deleted everything on-line: website, Facebook page, you name it. He’s also taken off with half their music
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The first book in my Sherlock Holmes series, Chronicles of the Lost Years, is free for the next three days. When Sherlock Holmes was at the peak of his success he disappeared, abruptly, for three years. Dr. Watson believed him to be dead. No one knows what happened to him in those years…until now. Watson
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The internationally adored “Peanuts” comic strip by Charles M. Schulz had its debut today, in 1950. It ran until 2000 (wow!) and now is syndicated and re-runs the world-over. I can’t put any “Peanuts” images here with the post as the copyright is strongly upheld, which is a pity, because there is one strip in
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Over the weekend I was hunting for inspiration for a character in the upcoming Blood Unleashed (Blood Stone III), and crawling through a lot of film star sites and image galleries looking for just the right face to build a character from. I tripped over a tribute page for Robert Redford and ended up spending
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Passenger trains are nearly two hundred years old. Today marks the 188 anniversary of the first passenger train in operation, in England, in 1825. Passenger trains, particularly the romantic steam train variety, have featured in much literature and the movies. I always think of the heroine stepping through a cloud of steam and appearing
Vampires have a tough row to hoe, really. The Unspoken Ones in my vampire romance series, Blood Stone, found it easier to withdraw from society and the world at large after a millenia or two of passing through history, rather than trying to adapt and change any more. Once they had withdrawn, they developed very
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Beth’s Acceptance is Book 1 of the Destiny’s Trinities series. And I can’t help it…I’m so in love with the covers for this series. Dar Albert, of Wicked Smart Designs, has done a simply awesome job — so much so, that I want to keep writing more books in the series just so I can
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We all love to love romance series, but if you’ve never formalized your expertise about series before, here’s a quick primer. Series can be stand alone or continual One of the great things about romance series is the variety. There are generally two different types of series; Standalone or Continual. Standalone series make it possible
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