OMG I leave for Romanticon TOMORROW!!! I am so freaking excited about going to the conference this year I’m about ready to burst.
Happy Monday everyone. I have to say I’m very excited about this up coming weekend because I’ll be attending Word on the Street for the first time. For those of you not familiar with it, Word on the Street happens this Sunday, September 25, 2011, in Toronto. This is the 21st year for the Word on the Street festival, taking place in Queen’s Park with the goal of celebrating everything literature.
I love fall. I love getting back to the routine of things and letting my life take on some semblance of order. Being a creature of habit, there is something calming about getting the kids back to school.
Woot!! I hope everyone is having a fantastic Labour Day weekend. We’ve had company visiting for the past week so I feel I’ve been out of the loop. That’s okay because jumping back in has me seeing not one but two reviews for Girls Who Bite! Continue reading ‘Reviews That Bite’
I’m sitting here at my desk looking at my calendar. August will be done next week. DONE! I have no idea where the summer has gone. I was planning on taking most of it off from writing to focus on other things (snort) and instead had a bunch of submissions.
Worse problems to have, right? Continue reading ‘Coming to an end’
There is nothing like getting a great review to put a smile on an author’s face! I’ll be picking up this month’s RT Book Reviews (and you should too!) so I can save a copy of our first review for Steamlust!
RT has given the anthology a 4 star rating, and The Undeciphered Heart even got a small shout out.
*does a snoopy dance*
Steamlust isn’t out until October 11th, but you can pre-order it here.
It’s shocking to look at the calendar and realize today is the 17th of august. I started off at the beginning of the month with a personal goal to write 1k a day. I figure it’s time I give you all an update, just to keep myself honest.
I’ve fallen short of my goal on 4 of the 17 days. However, I’ve completed a novella, wrote a short for an anthology call, wrote an essay that will be included in a how to book (woot!!) and have gotten back to book 4 of my Long Shots series.
To say I’m pleased with my progress to date is an understatement. 
The next few days will be a challenge to get my writing in, but I’m going to take a stab at it anyway. I’d love to get the first draft of book four done by the middle of September.
I hope your summer has been going wonderfully!
The third story in the Long Shots series is Ian’s. When I had this series in mind, Ian was the first character who popped into my mind. A customer visits the shop and Ian develops a bit of a crush. It takes him the better part of the first two stories to figure out that his mysterious customer might offer something more than simple flirtation. If only he could learn the other man’s name.
Today I wanted to introduce you to book two of my Long Shots series, coming this fall from Carina Press!
A Shot In The Dark centers around Paige, the oldest of the Long siblings. Paige has had terrible relationships in the past and for the time being, sworn off men. Especially dominant men – even though that’s who she’s the most attracted to.But when Carter walks into the coffee shop one night, she knows she’d in trouble.
I thought I’d take the next few days to officially introduce to you my series that is coming this fall to Carina Press. For a book that started out as a conversation I had with JK Coi in my car driving back home from a Toronto Romance Writers meeting only a year ago, I can’t believe how quickly things happened.
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