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Cover Reveal: Stranded with Ella, Military Men #4

At long last—a new addition to the Military Men series. The Military Men series features three NZSAS soldiers who met during training and became close friends. There is love, adventure and a good dose of humor in the first three books. The heroes are all military men and their heroines are equally strong with a side of sassy determination. I’m really excited to show you the latest cover in the...

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Craft Corner: Decorate a Vase

Better Homes and Gardens is one of my favorite lifestyle shows, and I always tape it to watch when I have time. Sometimes it's nice to take a break from writing and writing-related stuff and try a new craft. In one of the show segments, they decorated plain glass...

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The Misunderstood Beta Hero

My special guest today is Loose Id author, Lori Toland. She's here celebrating the release of her book Trust in Me. Over to Lori... I love Beta Heroes. You know, he’s the guy who is totally geeky. He probably wears glasses and typically can fix your computer or...

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Obsessed and Broken Characters

My special guest today is Lisa Sanchez who is celebrating the release of her erotic suspense, Obsessed. Over to Lisa... Hi everyone! Before I start rambling, I’d like to give a big shout of thanks Shelley for allowing me a guest spot on her blog. I’m so happy to be...

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Thirteen Ways to Help a Bad Head Case

Sometimes a few drinks at night can end up in a hangover the next morning. There are lots of theories and tried and true methods for curing a hangover. In truth, the only way to cure a hangover is limit the number of drinks you have. Thirteen Hangover Cures and Hints...

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Toys for Bella

Our puppy Bella is a real terror with her toys. She chews them and rips them to shreds until eventually I need to confiscate them for her safety. I decided I'd try to make her a chew toy. I cut up this old blanket, using the checks as a cutting guide. I cut the fabric...

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Fixing A Broken Character

Recently someone told me the hero in my story wasn’t heroic and didn’t behave like a hero. He was unsympathetic. Instead of panicking or becoming defensive, I took another look at my hero and, to my horror, found the criticism was justified. While I still liked my...

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