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I'm so excited to be able to attend in-person book fairs and conventions again! June 6th, I'll be at the Flirty in Tampa Book Convention. Formerly, Tampa Indie Author Book Convention, 80+ authors across romance subgenres are committed to attending. Held at the Hyatt House Tampa Airport / Westshore, the signing will be from 1p... Continue Reading →
I love my readers and want to be certain I have enough copies to sign. Convention prices will be 10% below list, but if you are certain of attending, take advantage of the pre-order special discount of 20%! June 6th, I'll be at the Flirty in Tampa Book Convention. Formerly, Tampa Indie Author Book Convention,... Continue Reading →
Aliens-need-brides is a popular sci-fi romance trope that can be a bit predictable. In a fun change up, Tamsin Ley's Arazhi features a shape-changing prince and 'lost in translation' confusion that turns a charity date auction into a marriage auction. Throw in some dangerous assassins and an alien world for a fast-paced, fun read. This alien bought a... Continue Reading →
Thorn Bearer: Thornraven, Volume 3, and the concluding volume of the The Twelve Systems Chronicles has been nominated for an InD’tale 2022 RONE (Reward for Novel Excellence) award. To reach the finals and the judges, Thorn Bearer needs reader votes. To vote, go to InD'tale and select Thorn Bearer in the Science Fiction/Time Travel category. It's a little bit... Continue Reading →
I'm so excited to be able to attend in-person book fairs and conventions again! June 6th, I'll be at the Flirty in Tampa Book Convention. Formerly, Tampa Indie Author Book Convention, 80+ authors across romance subgenres are committed to attending. Held at the Hyatt House Tampa Airport / Westshore, the signing will be from 1p... Continue Reading →
One of sci-fi romance's most common tropes is the alien that loves me where the me is human. In a nice change up on the trope, Cara Bristol's Genmate Dilemma Trilogy features main characters that are not only alien, but alien to each other--as in from different planets. The story itself takes place on yet a third planet. Although there's some fun... Continue Reading →
Working Blurb: Sin Marston is one of the rare humans who can see through glamor. When the hidden came out of the veil with the treaty of 2010, the magical visitors flowed into the Terran realm, both the good and the bad. Through her private security firm, Sin helps law enforcement with hidden problems and hidden visitors... Continue Reading →
Romantic suspense is among my favorite go-to subgenres of romance with the main characters finding love amidst the chaos. The first volume in Riley Edwards' Gemini Group series has the requisite deadly military hero and intelligent, indomitable heroine. In a nice change of pace, the heroine is also 'single parenting' younger half-siblings and a work from... Continue Reading →
Thorn Bearer: Thornraven, Volume 3, and the concluding volume of the The Twelve Systems Chronicles has been nominated for an InD'tale 2022 RONE (Reward for Novel Excellence) award. Of the hundreds of novels InD'tale reviews every year, only a handful are nominated. It's a huge honor to make the list once. Six of the ten... Continue Reading →
Enhanced soldiers keeping the galaxy safe is a staple of sci-fi and sci-fi romance. In a creative change-up, Sandy Williams' Anomaly series casts the heroine, Ash, as the enhanced human with extreme tech and military skills, while the hero, RIP, is the one trying to keep up. Non-stop action and dramatic tension from page one, the narrative seamlessly... Continue Reading →
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