5 $50 GC & a Wedding Scene…

To celebrate my new release from Entangled Indulgence —The Tycoon’s Convenient Bride…and Baby (a Top 50 Barnes & Noble Nook Bestseller!) — I’m giving away a $50 Gift Card to either Amazon or Barnes & Noble! Enter to win a $50 Amazon or B&N Giftcard on Rafflecopter here! Check out the rest of blogs doing… Read More

An Interview with Chayot

Private notes from my interview with the less homicidal half of Liberty Security Services, Chayot Grey – Stacy Danver So today, I met with Chayot Grey and Raphael Marcel, co-owners of Liberty Security Services and my new clients. Not going to lie. Raphael Marcel, uh, unnerved me. But the other owner, Chayot—or Chay as he… Read More

2 Welcome to Celebration, New York—Strangers Welcome

I’m thrilled to be featured on Writerspace today and am honored to introduce myself to you. I write sweet, sexy contemporary romance—there’s humor in every story! I think that a lot of humor can be found in small towns, and I also firmly believe that small towns don’t have to be boring. Behind the quiet… Read More

Terrific Reads to Make the Last of Your Summer Hot, Hot, Hot

By Jaycie Cash Summer may be coming to a close but your summer reading doesn’t need to. Why not enjoy the last few weeks of fun in the sun with fantastic books by Writerspace Top Shelf Authors, like: Deadly Deceptions By Linda Lael Miller eBook Published by HQN Released July 29, 2014 Reissued from 03/08… Read More

The Xandra King Erotic Romance Collection is Now Available!

by Xandra King The idea for the adventures of Celestina came to me while I was reading about the real life wife of Sultan Suleiman, who had been his slave in the harem, but who ended up capturing the heart of a Sultan and becoming his wife.  Roxelana is still revered in modern day Turkey,… Read More

She Said, He Said

by Laura Benedict I’m a writer married to a writer. And, yes, it’s often just as complicated and crazy and dramatic as it sounds. But let’s get this part out of the way right up front: I was my husband Pinckney’s writing student when we met. Go ahead. Giggle a bit and raise your eyebrows… Read More

9 Something Old Is New Again

by Susan Wiggs Back in 1990 or so, I was homeless. Not without a roof over my head, but without a publishing house. I had published several books, but had no publisher for my newest endeavor. I was in love with the idea, though, and determined to see it though, publisher or no. I had… Read More

Forbidden Love

Did you know Romeo and Juliet was a much older story—older than Shakespeare led readers to believe? During his time, Shakespeare was exposed most likely to several pre-existing versions of the tale, most of them Italian stories. In one of the older Italian tales, author Luigi da Porto spins the story of the lovers, Giulietta… Read More

Excerpt from So I Married a Werewolf

by Kristin Miller Carter Griffin, enforcing officer for the Seattle Wolf Pack, has a problem. He’s been offered the promotion of his dreams…if he can find a wife to prove he’s over his playboy ways. All werewolf dog trainer Faith Hamilton wants to do is earn enough green stuff to put her younger brother through… Read More

6 That Cupid’s Definitely NOT Okay

By Jaycie Cash There was an interesting news report on MSN.com today: matchmaking website OKCupid has admitted to intentionally mismatching users to test its technology. In other words, they told couples they were compatible when the algorithms the site uses to test these things actually indicated the opposite. By the same token, they informed other… Read More

4 Get Ready to Wed

My book Ready to Wed, is about Dakota Halifax, a renowned wedding planner who gets stood up at the altar, and then has to somehow go and try to plan other people’s weddings. It’s hard not to think about her failed nuptials when her entire office looks like it’s been decorated by Cupid himself. Even… Read More

Why I Shot My Best Friend the Day We Met

By Jaycie Cash When I was growing up, despite there being a bunch of kids in the houses all around ours—because an elementary school was catty-corner across the street—I was significantly younger than every other kid in the neighborhood big enough to play outside. So imagine my delight one day, as I sauntered down the… Read More