Featuring my Crescent City Arcana series and books by my fellow Otherworldly Romance Reads admins. 🙂 Thanks, E.G.!
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Has it been three years already??
Yes it has! It's been three years since I released the first story in my Crescent City Arcana series, The Hunter and the Witch, which is still free at all US eBook retailers and Smashwords! 😉 I released this short story prequel into the wild late April in 2015, then published the first full-length novel … Continue reading Has it been three years already??
Love Paranormal Romance, SciFi Romance, or Urban Fantasy?
If you're a fan of Paranormal Romance, Science Fiction Romance, or Urban Fantasy with romantic subplots, I'd like to invite you to join Otherworldly Romance Reads on Facebook! This shiny new readers' group was created by authors Veronica Del Rosa, E.G. Manetti, Marie Johnston, and myself as a haven for those who love sexy alphas, … Continue reading Love Paranormal Romance, SciFi Romance, or Urban Fantasy?
Enough with comments about “bodice rippers,” please.
"Romance is not about wilting heroines who can’t think for themselves and who need big, strong men to help them cut their meat." Well said Ms. Leo!
Indie Pride Day 2016
This Indie Pride Day, I wanted to showcase some indie reads that I've enjoyed recently. Here I am (dark under eye circles and all, sheesh) with some great books published by independent authors. #IndieBooksBeSeen Starting from the top left and moving clockwise is Assassinated Love by Veronica Del Rosa, a prequel novella to the Enforcers and Coterie series. … Continue reading Indie Pride Day 2016
Themes in Writing: Introducing Future Couples
Introducing Future Couples Third person point of view Paranormal Romance series featuring a different main couple in each book is my jam. Maybe it's because I don't like staying in one character's head for too long. I also tend to steer clear of first person POV so I don't have to hear the hero or … Continue reading Themes in Writing: Introducing Future Couples
Reviews for Indie Romance Reads
Kaleidoscope Heart Book Reviews: Supporting indies, one review at a time. My buddy and fellow romance fan Kat created and runs KH Reviews, a fantastic indie-centric review blog to which I occasionally contribute. Kat is an avid reader and all around cool chick and you can tell she really puts her heart into maintaining this awesome romance blog. Reviews are so important … Continue reading Reviews for Indie Romance Reads
Subway Snippets | When in Rome (Post #5)
When in Rome (Post #5) The back of him burned from heels to head against cold metal. Sebastian leaned shackled to a silver-coated standing gurney, multiple gunshot wounds to his thigh paralyzing his major muscle groups. They had stripped him down to his boxer briefs before locking his arms and legs into thick silver manacles … Continue reading Subway Snippets | When in Rome (Post #5)
5Q’s with Karina Kantas
Answering my questions today is Karina Kantas, author of several novels and short story collections spanning various genres. Welcome Karina! Why did you start writing? I started writing because I had a story to tell and the characters wouldn't shut up until I did. What's your favorite thing about being an author? When a total … Continue reading 5Q’s with Karina Kantas
5Q’s with Jessa Jacobs
I'm very pleased to feature author and alpha male enthusiast Jessa Jacobs for today's 5Q Interview! I've known Jessa through mutual Goodreads and Facebook groups, where she's always quick to lend an ear or offer advice to fellow writers. 🙂 Now, onto my questions... Why did you start writing? I was dragged kicking and screaming … Continue reading 5Q’s with Jessa Jacobs
Rachel Chanticleer 