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In Memory of Thelma Randall -- My Mom

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Sadly, my mom, Thelma Randall, passed away on September 18.

It's been a hard year for us as her health started decline the beginning of this year until she went into hospice care this past July. All I can say about the Visiting Nurse Association is that they were fantastic and I can't thank them enough for all they did for Mom.

Even with her health problems, Mom was a great friend to all, 'Mom' to my friends, and interested in what goes on.

Her service was last Friday where family and friends...

Join Me At Literal Addicted!

On Saturday July 9, I'll be at Literal Addiction with a live chat. I hope you'll join me.

Also check out the awesome fangear that Michelle designed!

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Happy 4th!

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A Happy Fourth of July to you all!





What do you have planned for the holiday? Barbecue, visiting friends, going to the beach, a park, the mountains? Or even staying around the house and being lazy, perhaps with a book?

With it so hot I see lots of cold drinks coming my way. And with it so hot this weekend we're debating whether to barbecue. Even Barney's happy staying inside where it's cool.

Have a great holiday everyone!

Linda

A Perilous Affair Out Again

Inspiration for our books come from many sources.

In April of 1985 a friend and I sat in a darkened theater and watched the incredible love story of Ladyhawke. A curse cast onto lovers leaving them together yet apart. She has a hawk during the daylight hours and he as a wolf roaming the nights.

I wasn't writing paranormal then and it wasn't all that popular, but the idea of lovers parted in such a way had my imagination going full bore. I knew I'd have to write my version of Ladyhawke. In fact,...

Deadline for Brenda Novak's Auction for Diabetes Nearing!

May 31 is the last day for the Brenda Novak's auction to benefit diabetes research.

She's tireless in hosting an auction with the proceeds to benefit this sad disease.

I have donated a paranormal manuscript critique along with a witchy tote bag of goodies.

I hope you'll check out all the offerings. There is so much there!

http://brendanovak.auctionanything.co...

Mega BacklistEBooks Sale Going On!

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I'm still putting up more of my backlist books and many of us are now having some great sales through Smashwords.

It's a great way to reconnect with older books you've missed and even finding new ones! Visit our website to obtain the coupon codes for Smashwords.


HUGE #eBook sale: #Books by bestselling, award-winning authors 25-100% off! http://backlistebooks.com/specials.html

Brenda Novak's Annual Auction to Benefit Diabetes

Brenda Novak is not just a fantastic author, but also tireless in her quest to do what she can to work toward a cure for diabetes.

Every year she hosts an auction with the proceeds to benefit this sad disease.

I have donated a paranormal manuscript critique along with a witchy tote bag of goodies.

I hope you'll check out all the offerings. There is so much there!

http://brendanovak.auctionanything.co...

Come By And Say Hi!

I'm interviewed at Preternatura today. I hope you'll stop by!

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Linda

Curses ... Spoiled Again!

Jasper, Nebraska
February 2, 1957


Jazz was in love. Absolute lust-filled, hormone-jumping, panting love. She stared at the aqua and white Ford Thunderbir [image error] d with the same covetousness she gave her favorite See's chocolates.
Too bad there was a cranky looking woman seated in the passenger seat.
"So, ah, Fred Merton over at the Saveway said you can do something about things like this." Harold Carmichael, a ruddy-faced man in his late 50s shifted from one foot to the other. He turned back to stare at...

Demons Are A Girl's Best Friend Excerpt

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This is what happens if you piss off a witch. Enjoy.


"He asked for my number," Sybil chattered away in the car.
"And you were a good little elf and didn't give it to him." Maggie downshifted as she turned a corner. Her silence was telling. "Please tell me you at least checked him out!"
"Definitely."
"Not his ass, him overall. You did some interrogation mojo on him, right?"
"He knows I'm with the Guard. Do you really think he'd try something?"
"Hm, let's see. There was that gremlin we brought in two...