Erotica paranormal author Tracey H. Kitts is letting me hang out at her place today, to talk about Blood Stone, vampires and happiness. I’m also giving away another copy of Bannockburn Binding, too. Tracey is great author and an interesting blogger, too — must be the name. Come check her out. The book tour gives […]
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The tour for my erotic vampire series, Blood Stone, continues today. I’m visiting two authors today, and that’s always a treat. 1. Angelica Dawson is a fellow Edmonton indie author. 2. Berengaria Brown is a prolific (and how!) erotic romance author. And they’re both giving away a copy of Bannockburn Binding, too. Go say hi
I’m at Berengaria Brown’s Place, and at Angelica Dawson’s Place today Read More »
I’m giving away books today. Two copies of the first book in my time travel vampire series, Bannockburn Binding, are up for grabs, plus, all new excerpts for Blood Stone. The book tour gives you a chance to catch sneak peeks of unique excerpts at every guest blog. And don’t forget: On the 14th, when
I’m at Naomi Bellina’s Place today, and at Nocturne Romance Reviews, too. Read More »
Today marks the start of the book tour for the second book in my erotic vampire romance series. Blood Stone is the second book in the Blood Stone series, and today I’m guesting at fellow author Kathryn Wallis’ blog, and also at The Romance Reviews. The book tour gives you a chance to catch sneak
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I like history, and I admire strong women. It’s usually the strong women that get noted by name in history, and Elizabeth (“The Great”) is one of the biggest names in history. Born this day in 1533, in Greenwich, Elizabeth was the daughter of Henry V and Ann Boleyn. She was never expected to be
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Despite the romance genre readership being 99% female, there’s room for argument that the romance storylines are anything but feminist. It depends on how you measure them. There are two “tests” out there by which romance novels fail miserably. The Smurfette Principle The “Smurfette” Principle is an interesting measure aimed at television shows, originating (surprise!)
Is Romance A Feminist Genre? Read More »
Cute cover, huh? It’s the Japanese version of Forbidden, the first Anastasia Black erotic historical romantic suspense that Julia Templeton and I co-wrote, in 1993. It was our first erotic romance for Ellora’s Cave, the first time I had ever co-written anything, and it was a huge success. It was probably the only place a
Working Notes September 4 – An Assembly Line of Goodies Read More »
Happy Father’s Day to all the dads sitting down under right now — including mine — and all the Australian Dad scattered around the world. On yer, mate. __________
Happy Aussie Father’s Day Read More »
It’s been fifteen years since Lady Diana, the former Princess of Wales died in a hideous car wreck in the tunnels of Paris, pursued by paparazzi, and trying to outrun them for a moment of privacy. I didn’t read every single report that came out of that event, but one I did read has stuck
Candle in the Wind (Diana, 1997) Read More »
Top Five Posts for August. 1. Do Women Like MMF? A first for this post. 2. Can Romance Save the World? – Guest Post by Naomi Bellina A first in two senses — this is the first time a guest author has hit the top spots. Congrats, Naomi! 3. Ease Yourself Into MMF Romances –
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