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How do you feel about free books?

Hello readers! Today I’ve got a special treat for you … almost 300 books that are either absolutely free or $0.99! Four of mine are a part of this sale – and there are hundreds of others from almost every genre. This post contains a quick highlight of a couple of my favorite free books […]

More than a Second Chance by Lisa Renee {Blog Tour Wrapup}

And now … it’s time for the wrapup post for More than a Second Chance by Lisa Renee! I’m excited to share all the awesome posts with you. As of the time I’m writing this (Sunday night), I’m at 55k for NaNoWriMo. Isn’t that exciting?! This book is really coming along. Okay, now are you […]

Rescue Road by Gayle M. Irwin (Blog Tour Wrapup)

Hello, ladies and gents! Can you believe we’re already over halfway through the month? I sure can’t – I’m not sure I’ll ever quite catch up! Though … to be fair, I’m almost never caught up. I have a fun post coming for you next Wednesday, but before that happens, I have a couple blog […]

More than a Second Chance by Lisa Renee — Review

Hello ladies and gents! Today I’ve got something for you I haven’t had in quite a while … a review! This review is of Lisa Renee’s More than a Second Chance. Like I said, I don’t often post reviews anymore (though I will hopefully start doing so again soon), but I really need to because […]

Does Writing Advice Put a Damper on Our Creativity?

Recently, I’ve seen writers talking about how writing advice, story craft, and other tips and tricks for writing a better novel are useless. In their way of seeing it, writing advice tends to lead to formulaic stories, sub-parr novels, and writers not seeking a certain “it” factor. Writers don’t need advice — they need to […]

Rescue Road by Gayle Irwin (Blog Tour Intro)

Today we have a blog tour for Gayle M. Irwin’s first contemporary romance novel, Rescue Road, which features some of my favorite things – mainly dogs and horses. (Also, Rhiann Kelly is such a cool name … not prejudiced at all!) Be sure to check out all the other amazing posts in the tour as […]

How to Turn Your Plot Points into Scenes {yes, another outlining post}

I was going to let outlining rest now and post about something else, but a question a friend commented kept niggling at the back of my head. And I just couldn’t let it go. In an article a few weeks ago, I discussed my current, complicated outlining method, but I totally neglected to give tips […]