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April 5, 2010

Lady Warhawk - Zygradon Chronicles #4

Happy Monday!

I hope everyone had a relaxing, wonderful, blessed Easter weekend.

It's hard to believe it's April already. The year is 1/4 of the way over already. Where has the time gone?
(where did my diet and exercise regimen go ...?)

Coming in the middle of this month, the 4th book in my Arthurian fantasy series, the Zygradon Chronicles:

LADY WARHAWK



This book most closely follows the progression of events we all learned from books like T.H. White's The Sword in the Stone and The Once and...
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Published on April 05, 2010 06:33

March 30, 2010

Let the Frenzy Begin!

Okay, you've heard about NaNoWriMo -- National Novel Writing Month.

Script Frenzy is sponsored by the same insane, devious folks -- only this time, you write 100 pages of screenplay during April.

I'm doing it. If I can get another screenplay revised and polished and sent in to a contest by midnight on Wednesday. The deadline is actually April 1, but I want to clear the boards, metaphorically speaking (because I have a LOT of projects I'm working on, all at the same time *sigh*).

Check out www.sc...
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Published on March 30, 2010 09:57

March 7, 2010

EPIC Award Winner!!!



I'm delighted to announce that THE MERUK EPISODES 1-5 WON in the Anthology category of the 2010 EPIC Awards.

The ceremony took place last night in New Orleans, at the final activities of EPICon 2010.

THE MERUK EPISODES 1-5 tie into my Commonwealth Universe novel HOVEN QUEST, about a race of shapeshifters using an adventure series in Tri-V (futuristic television!) to make contact with other shapeshifters living in hiding. Meruk is the name of the character in that adventure series, and THE MERUK...
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Published on March 07, 2010 04:08

February 27, 2010

BEST READ THIS WEEKEND -- POLL.

The Long and the Short of It romance reviews has a weekend poll -- to find out which book or story sounds like the best read based on their reviews. The winning author gets a nifty button and the privilege of having their book or story featured at the top of that page the entire next week!

TWO of my Tabor Heights stories, "Common Grounds" (September 2009) and "The Family Way (February 2010) were reviewed by LASR this week and are up for Book of the Week honor this weekend (voting runs from Sat...
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Published on February 27, 2010 04:16

February 19, 2010

Snow, Snow, Snow -- No!

Aarrggh!!

Are you as tired of this winter as I am?

For a while there, it seemed like every morning, I got up and looked out the window, and there was MORE of that dratted white stuff drifting down.

Thank You, Lord, I don't have to commute to work anymore. Taking the bus was better than driving -- I could work on my computer or read on the bus, and if I was late I could blame the bus and traffic. But still .... *sigh*

The thing is, do I really have any right to complain? I have a lot to be gratefu...
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Published on February 19, 2010 08:27

February 6, 2010

More chances to earn raffle tickets!

Remember: All through February and March, you can earn raffle tickets for a fantastic ocean-motiff prize, listed earlier in this blog.

Half the proceeds from sales of ALL my Tabor Heights books in February and March will go to the Salvation Army, earmarked for Haiti relief.

Here's how to earn more tickets:

B: Help me choose a NAME for the baby. This earns you ONE raffle ticket. (One entry per person)
At the end of February, I will put the top name suggestions on my blog and ask for a vote -- vo...
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Published on February 06, 2010 10:03

February 2, 2010

FAMILY WAY contest -- more details



Go to Desert Breeze Publishing to get your copy!

THE FUNDRAISER

During February and March, half the proceeds from ALL Tabor Heights novels will go to the Salvation Army, earmarked for Haiti.

THE CONTEST

I'm going to have a raffle at the end of March for a fantastic prize:

An ocean motiff set: Spiral notepad, magnetic notepad, notecard/envelope set, coasters, novelty soaps, and scented tealight set, along with a mechanical pencil and refill.

All packaged in a seafoam green tote bag with a cosmetic ...
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Published on February 02, 2010 08:22

February 1, 2010

New Tabor Heights Book -- and a Good Cause to Support

Today, Desert Breeze Publishing has released my 4th Tabor Heights, Ohio novel.

THE FAMILY WAY

Lisa Montgomery is pregnant, but that happy announcement turns into the trigger that reveals the shaky state of her marriage to Todd. Thanks to his judgmental, domineering father's influence, Todd's first words are, "Is it mine?"

As the situation spirals downward, Lisa learns some cruel family secrets. When Todd's own sisters urge her to leave him, for the sake of the baby and her own mind, Lisa has som...
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Published on February 01, 2010 06:31

January 18, 2010

New Cover art -- Volume 2, coming soon!

Today's new cover art is for "The Meruk Episodes, I-V."

The Meruk Episodes are the episodes of the Tri-V action/adventure show that my characters in "Hoven Quest" produce on an alien planet.

"The Meruk Episodes, I-V" is a finalist in this year's EPIC Award competition. I won't be able to go to New Orleans for EPICon this year, but I promise you'll be the first to know if I win!



Isn't this great cover art? Courtesy, once again, of Laura Shinn!

And, for those of you who like visiting my Commonwealt...
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Published on January 18, 2010 13:36

January 16, 2010

New SUNSINGER cover art

This stuff is so cool. New look, new covers, and continuity.

I'm so stoked over what Laura Shinn and Sandy Cummins over at Writers Exchange are doing with the "look" of my Commonwealth books.

Check out the new cover art for Sunsinger, Book #1 of the Sunsinger series:



Now, just glancing at the covers, you know what universe the book belongs to, and you have a good idea of what period in Commonwealth history the book takes place in.

Check back here for more new cover art in the following days and w...
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Published on January 16, 2010 13:54