Imprisoned for months, only two thoughts have kept Ada from succumbing to the pain once and for all. Escape, and an excruciating death for the vampire who locked her in this damn cell. Ada's freedom rests in the hands of someone she was sure had forgotten about her. But she couldn't have been more wrong. … Continue reading Tell Me Your Name | Paranormal Romance Flash Fiction
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Featuring my Crescent City Arcana series and books by my fellow Otherworldly Romance Reads admins. 🙂 Thanks, E.G.!
The Hunt is Upon Us!
Candy Goya replica, GISH 2016 GISHWHES starts this Saturday! "The heck is GISHWHES?" you may wonder. It's the "Greatest International Scavenger Hunt the World Has Ever Seen", and it's a weird, awesome, exhausting, Guinness World Record-holding good time. But GISH is more than that, it's also a global event to benefit great causes, and is the … Continue reading The Hunt is Upon Us!
The Road So Far
It’s been awhile since I’ve posted any Crescent City Arcana updates on here, but I finally have some news! In the wee hours of the morning on May 3rd, I wrote the last line of the follow up to The Hunter and the Witch. Yay! It’s been two years since I published HatW and three … Continue reading The Road So Far
Research can Help Make the Pieces Fit
My library's upper section. Yes, the floors are glass. Eek! One of the things I most enjoy about writing is researching the subject matter. I love hanging out at the library, pouring over both faded tomes you can't remove from the building and newer books or reference material. And I know I'm lucky--I love my city's library … Continue reading Research can Help Make the Pieces Fit
Alpha Males: Fiction vs Reality
I'm a fan of the show Supernatural. Like, a serious "I only started watching the show last fall but have since caught up to the current (10th) season" kind of fan. On top of that, my Pinterest is covered with pics of Sam, Dean, and Cas and I even created a Twitter account just to stalk … Continue reading Alpha Males: Fiction vs Reality
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