Wednesday, July 15, 2020
What an Incredible Book Launch!
Friday, July 10, 2020
Monday, July 6, 2020
Book Launch
Tuesday, June 16, 2020
A Blueprint for Hope Release Announcement & Free Giveaway!
A Broken-Hearted Chef with a Big Dream. An
Architect with a Past. A High School Crush. What could go wrong?
When Hope Gibson broke up with her fiancé, she lost everything. She returns to her small hometown of Harmony Ridge with a modest savings account and big dreams of opening her own restaurant. However, she soon learns that her own father and his cronies in the county government have every intention of blocking her plans.
Hope’s high school crush, Lone McGregor, is not having any better luck. The death of his grandfather forces him away from his high-speed life as an architect in Los Angeles to repair and sell the property he inherited in Harmony Ridge. As a member of the least popular family in the county and boasting a hell-raising reputation of his own, he too finds the local government standing in his way.
When Lone concocts an ingenious plan to solve both their problems, they must commit to working together. And manage not to fall in love…
Tuesday, March 31, 2020
FREE Book Promotion Websites (A Resource for Broke Indie Authors)
I can help. At least a little bit. Listed below are twenty websites that offer free slots for ebook promotions. Some require that the book be free, some that it be discounted. On many of these websites you have a 1 in 50 chance of getting listed. Still, 1 in 50 is better than nothing and even a single listing will help you to climb Amazon algorithms.
I'm not personally affiliated with any of these websites, but I have submitted Kindle promotions to all of them.
Sunday, February 2, 2020
Superbowl Book Sale
Get two of my sweeping historical epics for just $0.99! Sale lasts until this Tuesday 2/4/2020.
Prince Dead is FREE on Kindle:
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Wednesday, January 8, 2020
After the Happily Ever After - The Problem with Romance Novels
Possibly not. And that can spoil the novel.
Can you imagine the brooding alpha millionaire mob boss doing a midnight tissues and Nyquil run at the drugstore when his lady has the flu? Will the career-obsessed, highly aggressive, totally self-involved heroine ever find it within herself to make compromises for her relationship? Will these two self-serving, argumentative, domineering people ever be able to decide where to order takeout or which laundry detergent to purchase?
Probably not. And no matter how hard the author tries to push the HEA, it won't convince the reader.
Taking all of this into account, I was bound and determined to portray the characters in my romance novels performing everyday activities, making the mundane sacrifices that sometimes define relationships, and simply enjoying each other's company. In the manuscript I currently have out for submission to Harlequin my hero and heroine go fishing and four-wheeling, tackle the annoyance of vehicle breakdowns and bad cell phone reception, and face the balance between chasing their dreams and compromising for each other. Sometimes their problems are huge, sometimes they are tiny. In the end, they overcome them together.
I think that is the ultimate romance. I hope Harlequin agrees. More importantly, I hope that one day my novel will get into the hands of readers who love it.





