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Do you love medieval romance? Do you get a thrill reading the scene when a hero and heroine have their first significant encounter? Then join me starting on Monday, August 7, through November 6 as fourteen authors of medieval romance … Continue reading →

I’m feeling a little sentimental today. My first novel, Highland Solution was first released almost four years ago, on September 3, 2013. It was the story that had been swirling in my imagination for years. Many of the characters had … Continue reading →

The Choice went live today and Gertrude is out and about. She stopped by Seelkfireice for a wee chat with Eniko. Be sure to check it out! I will be going live on Facebook on Sunday at 8PM Eastern Daylight Time. … Continue reading →

A lot is happening this week! First, if you haven’t read the first four of The Pocket Watch Chronicles, the collection is still on sale this week, for only $0.99–that is a $6.97 savings off all the individual titles. Be … Continue reading →

Thank you to everyone who offered suggestions on FaceBook or my blog. It came down to: Willow, Lilea, Isabella, Julia (or Juliana), Aneirin, Anaela, Eilidh, Eala, and the name that won. Of those, I narrowed it down to Lilea, Eilidh … Continue reading →

With The Choice, the next of the Pocket Watch Chronicles in the can and releasing in a little over two weeks, I am on to my next project–the start of a new series Duncurra Legacy. If you read the very … Continue reading →

I mentioned in my last blog post that I have left corporate America behind me. Today, it occurred to me that I no longer have to conform to traditional business standards. I can set my own hours, dance to the … Continue reading →

I am beyond thrilled to announce that I have left the pharmaceutical industry to focus all of my energy on writing and publishing. But while I was wrapping up the day job, exciting plans were underway. Over the last few months, … Continue reading →

Today on Facebook, I saw the following statement, applied to the LGBT community: “I don’t agree with their lifestyle.” These words, when applied to someone’s sexuality make me cringe. They make me shake my head. They make me angry. I … Continue reading →