By Jaycie Cash Some people like golf. Others enjoy tennis. We all know folks who indulge in retail therapy on an almost daily basis. Personally, I’m into competitive procrastination. There is very little I get around to when I first plan to do it, in my personal life, anyway. Luckily, I’m much more timely when… Read More
by Sherrel Lee Thanks for stopping by to read this blog posting. I thought I would tell you a bit of how myth, legend and lore became the central focus for the Valens. I’ve always love myth and have read the classics stories–Greek, Celtic, Roman, and Norse and I realized that as much as I… Read More
WICKED HOT READS: Ten Paranormal Romances Wicked Hot Reads: 10 Paranormal Romances is ten steamy paranormals including my erotic re-imagining of Beauty and the Beast… I’m so excited about this book bundle! And I’ll tell you all about it… but first… GIVEAWAY!! Win your choice of an ebook or audiobook download of my sexy BDSM novella, Punishing… Read More
A few months ago, a dear friend approached me about being in a charity box set. My first reaction was a resounding yes, and I’m so glad I agreed. First, because Pets for Vets, the charity we are raising money for is one I truly believe in. Second, because the other authors in this bundle… Read More
by A.S. Fenichel I blame Jane Austen for making the early 1800s so romantic to me. I love the period. I love the rules and I hate the rules. No touching or even being alone together. I love this because when they finally do touch, even if it’s incidental, it’s earth-shattering. Then there is the… Read More
By Jaycie Cash Have you read it yet? Whether you have or haven’t would you now like to see it? That is the question we’re pondering today. I read Gone Girl a little over a year ago. Loved it! Thought it was brilliant. I recommend it highly to anyone who enjoys psychological suspense. Now the… Read More
By Melissa Cutler If you’re one of the people that walks into a store in August and groans at the sight of Christmas displays, then I feel your pain. Doesn’t it seem like Christmas comes earlier and earlier each year, at least in the retail world? On the one hand, it’s only October and I’m… Read More
There is something so achingly wonderful about remembered heartbreak, isn’t there? Or maybe not. Maybe remembering that guy wakes up your inner Al Capone. I have an ex-boyfriend. It was the whole schmere—first love (for me, anyway), first relationship out of college. Figured we’d get married and all that good stuff. But no. Can you… Read More
There is something so incredibly exciting about the birth of a new book. THE LOST KEY, the second Nicholas Drummond thriller, is out September 30. Drummond has been asked to join the FBI, and has agreed to leave Scotland Yard and come to America. The book opens on his first day of work at the… Read More
By Lauren Smith There is nothing better than visiting a place you believe is haunted. The chills that dance along your spine, the rising of the fine hairs on the back of your neck. The murmurs of voices, as though behind a thin, invisible veil and that pinprick sense of focus on the back of… Read More
by Amy Andrews I love a conflicted hero, don’t you? One that’s torn between the right thing to do, the thing his honour tells him he should be doing and just throwing caution to the wind and doing what the hell he wants. Even if it’s wrong. Or bad. Or really, really dirty. Poor Mack… Read More
by Jaycie Cash October can be scary, but don’t worry there are plenty of great books for you to enjoy this month. Check out these great reads being released by Writerspace Top Shelf Authors: Perfect Timing “A Harrigan Family Novel” By Catherine Anderson Mass Market Paperback and eBook Published by Signet Released Sept. 30, 2014,… Read More
On my recent trip to Rome to finish researching St. Cecilia’s life for my historical fiction novel, Virgin Martyr, I spent some time at the Temple of Vesta and the home of the ancient Roman Vestal Virgins. One of my purposes in writing this book was to investigate how attitudes about women’s sexuality and social… Read More
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