Anya Bast and I will be hosting the Ellora’s Cave Chat Board tomorrow, January 5, all day long. Don’t miss it, we’ve got some great stuff to share. Come by and read great excerpts from many EC authors and some … Read More »

Continuing my really really good news –

On a weekly google, I found that The Road to Romance has named Second Chances the Recommended Read for the month of January

And when I opened my email, I found an acceptance … Read More »

A big fat hiss to the Super Bowl Organizers who’ve sent out a call for the half time show for 2,000 people to take the field to dance and cheer on the Rolling Stones. Why, a hiss you ask?

Because … Read More »

Hey there, Triad is up for the Preditors and Editors Reader’s Poll for ebook romance of the year should you want to go and vote for me or nominate another one of my books. Also, Megan Hart’s Exhaltation of Larks … Read More »

The EC Editors’ Choice Awards came out today and I found out that I’d won the “FANTASTIC FIRST: Editors’ choice, from authors who had their first EC or CP release in 2005” award from the editorial department at EC!

I’m … Read More »

It’s official – I now have a title for the latest Witches Knot book which was Dark Justice but I had to change it given the prolific nature of the word “Dark” in titles.

The title is……..drumroll….. Vengeance Due. It … Read More »

Wow. 2005 has been an incredible year of high highs and low lows. I’ve learned a lot about myself and the people in my life and I’ve learned who really loves me. Instead of doing a post about resolutions, I … Read More »

Amazon has just released its list of the top ten romances of 2005:

1. Breath of Snow and Ashes, Gabaldon
2. It’s In His Kiss, Quinn
3. The Trouble With Valentine’s Day, Gibson
4. Undead and Unappreciated, Davidson
5. The Smoke Thief, Abe
6. Wait

I finished Red Lily last night. It was a nice end to the trilogy even if there were several plot points which left me incredulous and annoyed, which is very rare for me with Nora. I like Haley and Harper … Read More »

I’d say bad boy but I’m talking about an archetype here and I’m going to demonstrate the point with Clive Owen, who is in no sense of the word, a boy.

But let’s start with Clive the gentleman shall we? … Read More »