Monthly Archives: December 2013

For a chance to win a free e-copy of Highland Solution, enter your answer in a comment and include your electronic reader preference (e.g. Kindle, Nook, Kobo, etc.). If you don’t wish to be entered in the drawing, simply leave … Continue reading →

Congratulations to Bullrem (Helen from Arkansas) who won the Christmas Giveaway! I know you will enjoy all of the books. Since it was my goal to perhaps introduce a few new folks to my debut novel, Highland Solution, I am … Continue reading →

Good morning. This is the last day of my Christmas Giveaway. You still have until noon EST to leave a comment and be included in the drawing. My heartfelt thanks go out to all of the authors who have shared … Continue reading →

Today is the last full day of my Christmas Giveaway series. Just a reminder, to be entered in the giveaway, please leave a comment before noon EST tomorrow (December 20, 2013). I would very much appreciate you sharing information with … Continue reading →

Today it is my pleasure to welcome Laurin Wittig to my blog. She is another of the wonderful authors who helped me launch my debut novel. Her latest release, Highlander Betrayed, is one of the books in my Christmas Giveaway. … Continue reading →

There are only a few days left in my Christmas Giveaway. To join simply leave a comment here on my blog before noon EST on December 20th. For complete details see either my Events or Drawings page. The winner not … Continue reading →

Fellow Champagne author Graeme Brown is visiting on my blog today. Graeme, thanks for agreeing to do an interview for me. Graeme is the author of The Pact, a debut short story (fantasy). Enter the world of Will Lesterall, a … Continue reading →

Author Ria Cantrell is a new friend, and practically a neighbor here in southwest Florida. Both of her books Celtic Fury and Celtic Tempest are included in my Christmas Giveaway (see the Events or Drawings pages of the website for … Continue reading →

A year ago today, a single gunman entered Sandy Hook Elementary School and killed 20 children and 6 adults. The loss of those lives was devastating to their families, their community, their country, and in truth the entire world. Remembering … Continue reading →