Today I was feeling a bit like this– but without the butterfly part. For whatever reason maybe it is fatigue or that I’ve been thinking a lot about the loss of my brother this past year. It could even be some of the challenges with the film projects I am Continue Reading →
I know I am not alone as an author when I admit that I get author crushes. I worked at an agency–I was an agent–I sat in rooms with A-listers and while I respect their talent and their star power and I truly enjoyed discussing story with them I was Continue Reading →
February is a short month–only 14 days until Spring Into Romance begins!! So. Very. Excited. Our first author, on Thursday, March 1 is one of my favorite authors Carolyn Jewel. Have you seen the cover of her latest book Not Wicked Enough Amazing right? Not only does she write historical Continue Reading →
There are so many Valentines in my life. So many loves. So many joys. So much kindness. As I grow older this day has moved from simply signifying romantic love to my celebrating all the love I get to experience every day. The amazing kiss from my youngest as she Continue Reading →
Yesterday I entertained Danish directors, discussed movie finance and distribution deals — today I have my butt firmly planted in a chair editing my next contemporary romance Courting Trouble which is due to my editor in May. Tonight I’ll be doing grade school homework and cleaning up some horrible mess Continue Reading →
…is a big week. I’ve noted that in my life multiple big events seem to arrive compacted into small bits of time. Like uranium–lots of power–small bit of space. I am nearly certain there is some sort of cosmic lesson I am meant to learn from this–and I must certainly Continue Reading →
I am thrilled to announce that for the entire month of March we will Spring Into Romance. Guest authors and giveaways and all to honor the one genre that we love–Romance! Why do we love romance? Why do we write romance? Why do we read romance — obsessively? These are Continue Reading →
Can’t Buy Me Love got its first blurb. What is a blurb? Well–when a fabulous author reads your book and tells you what they think–that is your blurb. I must be the luckiest writer in the world because a very fabulous author read Can’t Buy Me Love and gave me Continue Reading →
The United States Constitution Bill of Rights AMENDMENT I Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for Continue Reading →
“Change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability, but comes through continuous struggle. And so we must straighten our backs and work for our freedom. A man can’t ride you unless your back is bent.” *** “To save man from the morass of propaganda, in my opinion, is Continue Reading →