Thank you for the opportunity to chat with you today. I always love visiting TGTBTU. I love romantic suspense, which likely isn’t a secret. I write erotic shorts, contemporaries without suspense, and am about to try some other romance subgenres, but romantic suspense has long been a favorite.

    Like any good sub, the writer does her very best work. Then she submits.

Destiny Carter was six years old when she had the first inkling that her life wouldn’t be a fairy tale. That was the day her mother left her in a grocery store and never came back. Destiny was right, her life went downhill from there. Bad foster homes, bad boyfriends, and really, really bad choices. [...]

Today we have Genevieve Graham with us, so sit back and enjoy the fun! Genevieve’s debut book, Under the Same Sky, a beautifully written Scottish historical story, released in January. She’s been receiving wonderful reviews and new fans are discovering what a delight it is reading her books.  Her second book, Sound of the Heart, [...]

Well, the first day of RT has passed and I’m still here and still standing.

Wow, what a terrific day we had with Lynn Viehl and her guest blog about going through her Darkyn files with readers. Thanks to Lynn and all of you for such eager and fun participation!

Thanks to Beth Kery for joining us recently with a very intriguing guest blog. Love and romance rising out of tragedy is some of the best reading we can ask for, as Beth proves with her Home to Harbor Town series.

We’d like to thank Joan Swan for a fun day with her though-provoking Guest Blog recently. That point of no return for our heroes and heroines is one romance readers anxiously wait for in their books. Thanks for joining in on the discussion for the day!

What a fun day we had with Deirdre Martin discussing other lives that maybe, just maybe might be easier than being an author. All in jest, of course, because there’s no way we can do without Deirdre Martin books on the shelves!

Our thanks to Alexandra Hawkins for her guest blog giving us a look into author deadlines and the crazy lifestyle that goes with them. I sure as heck appreciate those wonderful stories I get much more now!

When I had a chance to pitch to my publisher some new books set in the Darkyn universe, I didn’t just jump at the opportunity; I flung myself at it, knocked it down and sat on it until I had a contract.  I was pretty sure this would make my readers, who have been asking [...]

As I write this blog for The Good, The Bad and the Unread, I’m looking forward to the release of Claiming Colleen, the third book in the Home to Harbor Town series, while at the same time, doing edits for One in a Billion—Deidre’s story and book four in the series—and writing the fifth book—Ryan’s [...]

I’m revising a manuscript right now, and I’m at that point in the story where my hero and heroine are approaching the point of no return.  That place where one or both make the decision to do something that changes everything in the existing relationship.  From that point on, there is no going back to [...]

Writing is hard work for me. Really, really hard work, since I can be somewhat insecure. What if I think the hero and heroine have chemistry, but they don’t? What if the sex scene I’m working on is about as steamy as a boiling pot of spaghetti? On days when Madam Muse refuses to appear, [...]

We’ve got two copies of Sins of the Highlander, thanks to Sourcebooks, to give away today to two lucky commenters out there in romanceland!