Moira Rogers and Vivian Arend have a fantastic contest going on. Not only are there tons of great books for prizes (including mine!) but you could win an iPad! Check out the contest by clicking the banner. You can also … Continue reading →
Back in March I posted a bit of the masked ball scene. I love that part so I’m going back to it for this week. As they danced there at the ball, she had to look away from his eyes. … Continue reading →
Erik’s Tale is now 54,000 words, so a very healthy category length. I have two more chapters and an epilogue to write, and then it’s done. Edits are going well on Through the Fire. I’m reading through the whole thing … Continue reading →
Continuing on from last week: …You have to promise me that you’ll never do anything like that again.” “If I promise, will you still talk to me? Take lessons from me? Come to visit once in a while?” Was this … Continue reading →
More Erik’s Tale picking up directly from last week: The key seemed to grow heavier in her hand. “Don’t talk like that.” She pictured the police dragging him from the Opera, a crowd gathering on the street, and at the … Continue reading →
Erik’s Tale is just shy of 50,000 words. I should probably hit that tonight. It’s getting close to the end which makes me sad, but I’m consoling myself with the fact that I get to edit it later. I haven’t … Continue reading →
I’m still totally obsessed with Erik’s Tale so how about I share a bit more? This is after he drops the chandelier: “Yes. That is the key to the door on the Rue Scribe and the passageway that leads to … Continue reading →
Emma’s first magic lesson gets a little out of control: She looked down at it and thought about it moving, shifting and rising just with her thought. The dark power inside her hummed with an eagerness that made her nervous, … Continue reading →
I love all my books in their own way, even the shitty one I wrote when I was a teenager. A few I love a little more because they’re so fun, like Emma and the Air Pirates. Then along comes … Continue reading →
It’s Air Pirates again this week. Last week Emma questioned pirate captain Zeke’s morals. Here are the next six sentences: “True enough, they’re not quite the same thing. But take the money.” She got up from the chair. “No. And … Continue reading →