Talking with Phoebe Jordan
I had an radio interview with Phoebe Jordan this evening on Blog Talk Radio.  Did you miss the show?  Don’t worry, you can still listen to it!  Just click the link below and select show #16.   Listen to Phoebe Jordan on Blog Talk Radio Want to know what I’m currently working on?  Want to know about my upcoming release, Vicus Luna?  Be sure to listen to the show!   

Interview with Author Julie Kimbrell
Julie Kimbrell, a new up-and-coming author, agreed to do an interview with me.  She’s published both YA and Adult Romance with two e-publishers and is currently seeking an agent. When did you first become interested in writing?  I’ve always had an interest but no time or initiative. About a year ago, I had an idea and mentioned it to my mother who told me to write it down. I wrote it down and began to add to it and a couple weeks later, I had my first YA book. What made you decide to become a published author?  What process did you go through when selecting your publisher(s)?  I felt so proud that I ac

Affirmations… by guest author Linda Palmer
Time and again, I’ve noticed that when I begin a new book, I start receiving what I call “affirmations” that I’m doing the right thing. I actually have a list of affirmations I received while writing Storm Swept, my December ’09 release from Wild Horse Press. In that book, a character that is in the military is called up to help repair damage from a hurricane that I named Farrah. My affirmation? Right after I named my hurricane, I met a woman named Farrah at work. Coincidence? Maybe, but also an affirmation because I picked the name at random, and she was actually looking for another office. Another example is my decision to have my heroine enrolled

Reviews at Long & Short Reviews….
I write the occasional review at Long & Short Reviews… I’ve been MIA lately due to some health issues, but thankfully will be reviewing again.   Anyway, I thought I’d post a brief synopsis from a few of my favorites over there along with a link to the full reviews. Love on a Harley As a woman who has enjoyed the occasional ride on one of man’s greatest inventions, I can say that the women did a good job describing the feel of riding on the impressive machines. Each of the men had that “bad boy” feel, but hid a good

Jaguar Moon by Linda Palmer
I recently read Jaguar Moon by Linda Palmer and I must say I was drawn in from page one.  Livvie Merrick and Alex Sawyer were electrifying characters that leapt off the pages.  I was immediately immersed in the story, unable to pull away until I had read every word.  Livvie’s psychic talents cause her no end of trouble, yet Alex doesn’t seem to mind them despite the fact that he doesn’t believe in his own family curse.  However, when strange things begin to happen to him, he has no choice but to believe in the impossible.  Ms. Palmer has created a tale of paranormal delight with a hint of romance and a dash of suspense.  Curl up this Hallowe