Kobo are having a 40% off Thrillers sale, that includes all the subgenres, including Romantic Suspense. My Thrilling Affair boxed set is part of the sale. This is a lightning fast promo — be warned! It ends in three days. To take advantage of the discount, head over to Kobo’s Thriller Sales Page. Thrilling Affair is listed under the […]
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I couldn’t let this day go by without a tug of the forelock in acknowledgment to all the surfers and wave-obsessed out there. I used to be the girl in the photo. I lived on the beach. Although I never surfed, I wind-surfed. And snorkeled and scuba-dived and free-dived and hung out with surfers. Some
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This post first appeared exactly four years ago. As I’m back to writing romantic suspense regularly, I thought I would bring it forward for new readers to check out. t. Paranormal romance fans understand creepy. They like creepy. A little bit, anyway. But creepy, in paranormal terms, is something that is manufactured by ghouls, goblins,
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’tis the season for all things taut and thrilling. Lately, I’ve been writing a lot of romantic suspense. Actually, I should say, I’m getting back to writing a lot of suspense thrillers. For readers who have only just stumbled over my stories in the recent past, it seems like a new genre for me, but it’s
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When I first wrote Terror Stash, it didn’t have a romance in it at all. I wasn’t entirely sure I was even going to publish it under my own name. It was a straight thriller, not set in North America, but did feature an American heroine. It was set in the obscure and little-known area
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Perth, the capital of Western Australia, is the most remote city in the world, at the southern end of the biggest state in Australia. Even further south, tucked away at the far southern toe of the state, inside a national park, is a small former timber-town; Margaret River. Because hardly anyone ever goes to Perth
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Paranormal romance fans understand creepy. They like creepy. A little bit, anyway. But creepy, in paranormal terms, is something that is manufactured by ghouls, goblins, demons and spirits…and authors with very good imaginations. Caves, though…caves in their natural state are the creepiest and most frightening places you can find, and you don’t need a souped-up
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Caden Rawn is the hero of my romantic thriller, Terror Stash, and he’s a fascinating character, if you can just drag your gaze away from the flexing abdominals for a moment or two. But there’s a reason for the freakishly fit body and layer upon layer of muscles. That reason I’ll leave for you to
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Surfing long ago transitioned from a groovy ‘60s and ‘70s long-haired past time into an international high-stakes, high-money sport attracting some of the world’s most highly paid and talented athletes. Sponsors like Rip Curl, Billabong, O’Neill, Hurley, Quicksilver, Hang Ten, Kahlua and many more, pay millions of dollars to support surfers, provide gear, travel, accessories
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The Story Behind Terror Stash The smart answer is: Why not? There’s been stranger places that quite excellent thriller have been set in, including runaway best sellers. A classic that springs to mind is Running Blind, a 1970s espionage novel by English thriller writer Desmond Bagley, which was set in Iceland. Not only did the
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