There are moments when the reality that I’m actually an author hits me with such an amazing rush that I’m struck dumb. The first royalty statement, the contracts, seeing my covers, the isbn number, the print galley.

And now Triad … Read More »

In my inaugural issue of Vixenwriter I’ll be having contests to win ARCS/DL’s of Second Chances and Touch of Fae, as well as custom CDs of music that I listened to/was inspired by while writing and editing and also several … Read More »

Hey folks! I’m going to be starting a monthly newsletter, Vixenwriter: Words Have Power. The first issue should be out in about a month.

This inaugural issue will be half bdsm themed half paranormal themed – in honor of … Read More »

Beware: this entry is going to discuss anal sex in a graphic and very snarky way. If you don’t like butt sex and/or snark, this is not the entry to read.

So last month a friend of mine who also … Read More »

Wow! What a lovely email for me to open up! Thank you so much to Contessa and FAR for such a great review, it’s truly lovely and I’m so grateful and honored!

The review is up at FAR and an … Read More »

Anya Bast, Megan Hart, Patrice Michelle and I have started a joint author’s group and for now, we’ve got a blog, Maverick Authors and in the upcoming days we’ll be getting a website up and some interesting things should follow. … Read More »

Today I received the galley for Triad! Hee! For those who don’t know, a galley is the final proof of the book that gets sent to the printer for the paper book. Yes, this is one step closer to walking … Read More »

There’s a new interview up at PNR for those who want to check it out. It was fun to do!

I’ll also be chatting with other vampy (as in writing vampires but you know you can apply the other as … Read More »

I got my cover for A Touch of Fae yesterday!

Without any further ado…

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Two more reviews have come in – Romance Junkies gives Triad 4 ribbons and says “Ms. Dane has created a complex story of good and evil with strong people in a rather unconventional love story. The secondary characters play … Read More »