I've been thinking about fairy tales recently, mainly because I have Tia Nevitt's The Sevenfold Spell sitting on my hard drive, ready for me to read. The only thing that's holding back my reading pleasure is my current WIP. I'm determined to finish that sucker by next...
My special guest today is Ruth Hartman. Ruth started out life as a dental hygienist but morphed into a romance writer. She has fun working the dental industry into her romances. While her new release Pillow Talk features a dental hygienist/tooth fairy, her next...
My special guest today is fellow Carina Press author, Kathy Ivan. Her romantic suspense Desperate Choices is out today! Congrats on your release, Kathy. I'm off shopping at Carina Press... A good friend once told me write what you love and love what you write. I...
I'm visiting the wonderful ladies at Risky Regencies today and talking about The Spurned Viscountess. I'm also doing a giveaway. I hope you'll come and say hello.
Shelley is away from her computer, taking time to smell the roses...
I'm visiting Naughty Author Chicks today, talking about time travel and naughtiness. Hmm, I seem to have a fascination with time travel recently... I'm giving away a download of The Spurned Viscountess. I hope you'll come and say hello. (Today's post below)
I'd like to welcome author, Michelle Picard to my blog today. She's talking about her new release, Surviving Eden and giving us a little magic! I’m happy to be here today at Taste of Kiwi to talk about my newest release, Surviving Eden, and a bit about one of my...
My special guest today is chick lit author, Margo Candela who is celebrating the release of her book Good-bye To All That. According to Margo, her husband owes her six months…preferably on a tropical island sipping margaritas. The deal was, she had three years to...
This is a photo of a tui, one of New Zealand's native birds. The tui is a very good mimic and each tui has its own repertoire of sounds. Some copy farmers whistling for dogs and others have been known to copy humans speaking. They can sound quite guttural with clicks...
