Hey everyone! This is my first post on my brand new (ish) blog, and I’m super excited! I can’t wait to share more awesome posts...
Today I’m doing a blog tour … only it’s something different. It’s a blog blog tour. (E.g. a blog tour for a blog launch.) And...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
I haven’t not been writing for more than a few days altogether in a long time. I just write like that — in bulk, pushing...
Welcome to the blog tour intro for Lisa Renee’s novel, More than a Second Chance! This Christian contemporary novel, which features some tough themes and...
As you all know, I published The Dressmaker’s Secret back in January 2016 when I was only fifteen years old. While I’m not the youngest...
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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...