Sometimes I write about important things. This isn’t one of those times. This is one of those times where I stomp my feet and beat my chest and demand that our alpha He-Men are also capable polyglots with an eye for Baroque art and a surprisingly vast knowledge of the erotic language in the Decameron.
In my own defense, there aren’t nearly enough dirty words to properly express my thoughts, so I do have to reuse them from time to time. Or time to time to time.
When it comes to titles, I am all or none.
So what’s my ideal romance hero, well it’s not so much about the packaging as what’s really inside.
Having just completed the third book in my menage romance series, I have to say – menage books are a ton of fun to write.
I got to sit down with Catherine Curzon to chat writing, puppers and her new story, An Actor's Guide to Romance!
It’s important to step back and remember what drives us to our favorite genre, so I want to delve into my top five romance novel tropes and why they rank above all the rest.
I got to sit down with B.L. Blair to talk writing, bird cages and her new release, The Lost Macaw!
This post is part of the Highway Cafe Christmas Blog Tour! Down at the bottom, you’ll find links to all the wonderful upcoming blog posts just in time for the holidays – each with a unique and fun giveaway!
National Novel Writing Month is exciting in the beginning. You feel like you’re standing at the starting line to a long distance race. You have a new and interesting story you’re ready to dive into, the support of your friends in the NaNo community and the energy of a good challenge running through your veins. NaNo at week three is… tired.
