Looking inward to see the great gifts I’ve been given over the years helps me to reconcile some of the worry and nerves I feel over these new next steps and reminds me what really matters.
The Meaning of Gifts
It Takes a Village to Be a Writer
Inspiration, to me, comes in many forms. It’s Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor. It’s J.K. Rowling and Pablo Picasso and Stephen King. It’s my grandparents, my mom and my dad.
Books Reflecting Life
When I tell people I write romance novels, I get myriad responses. By far, the ones I find most offensive are those people who ask, Do you ever want to write real books? Yeah. I do want to write real books. That’s why I write romance novels.
Interview With Meka James
Meka is the perfect example of how Twitter friends can become real-life friends! I got the chance to chat with her about the romance and intimacy between married couples, a colorful Google history and her new release, Anything Once!
What Do You Have to Be Afraid of?
The idea that we’ll never get the opportunity to produce our best work, that we’re wasting time, that we’re going to wake up one day and realize twenty years have passed and we’re still peddling in the same spot--that’s not exclusive to me.
Interview With JN Welsh
I got to sit down with my darling friend JN Welsh to discuss music, writing, research, and her new book, In Tune!
Interview With Delia Petrano
I sat down with Delia Petrano to talk writing, heroes and her new release, Storm!
Interview With Maria Cox
I sat down with Maria Cox to talk inspiration, office romance and her new release, Captive!
Interview With Rebecca Fairfax
I can't overstate how excited I am to have Rebecca Fairfax on the blog today! She's been my rock, my strength, my incredible editor for the Triple Diamond series, Full Swing series and At My Lady's Pleasure series and I wouldn't be where I am today without her guidance, creativity, and incredible patience. It's my pleasure to introduce Rebecca and her first book, Belgium Heat!
Keep ‘Em Laughing
That’s how much family communicates. We talk in punchlines, puns and Marx Brothers quotes. Banter and witty repartee is the local dialect, combined with the ever-ubiquitous off-color joke or two and references to childhood stories that may or may not be true.
