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April 6, 2015
The Poison Pen — Available Now!
There’s a crisis in Puddledown. Weeks before the wedding of Helena Fairfax and Walter Evans, a malicious poison pen writer is wreaking havoc. Closer to home, Hugo Wainwright has his own troubles–Tommy Granger’s family are visiting. When Hugo receives … Continue reading
April 2, 2015
A Lesson in Cynicism
I’m sure we’ve all been agog this week watching the drama in Indiana unfold. Governor Mike Pence signed a Religious Freedom Restoration Act (SB 101) on March 26th, and immediately the internet erupted. Now, there are other RFRAs out there … Continue reading
April 1, 2015
Coming 06 April – THE POISON PEN, Puddledown 3
Spring, 1949. All of Puddledown is excitedly preparing for the upcoming wedding of Helena Fairfax, the Viscount’s daughter, to Walter Evans, a farmer’s son. The unlikely love match is the talk of the town, but Hugo Wainwright and Tommy Granger … Continue reading
March 4, 2015
Things That Are Not BDSM
You’re expecting a50 Shades rant, aren’t you? Heh, no. Although for the record, ignoring consent and safewords, coercingand manipulating your partner arenotbehaviours that are kinky, sexy, or in any way representative of BDSM, whose hallmarks areSafe, Sane, and Consensual. But … Continue reading →
February 28, 2015
The Slave is on #Sale!
For three days only,The Slave is available for the bargain price of $0.99 on Amazon and AllRomance.* If you haven’t read it yet, now’s your chance! ★☆★☆★ Reviews★☆★☆★ “Intriguing characters, a fascinating world for them to live in and a … Continue reading →
February 23, 2015
Blowing It — Release Day #mmromance
It’s here!Blowing Itis now available from Amazon, AllRomanceEbooks, and Smashwords. Owen Barnes never expected writing to make him rich, much less with a YA novel written for a bet. Being nominated for the Carnegie Medal, the most prestigious award a … Continue reading →
February 13, 2015
BLOWING IT — Coming 23 Feb #mmromance
Coming 23 February 2015 Owen Barnes never expected writing to make him rich, much less with a YA novel written for a bet. Being nominated for the Carnegie Medal, the most prestigious award a children’s author can win, is a … Continue reading →
January 2, 2015
A Taxing Time
So I’m seeing a lot of discontent from readers about the impact the new EU tax laws are having on the price of ebooks. These rules came into effect on the 1st January this year, and for many readers, the … Continue reading →
December 28, 2014
A Little Respect
I’ve not done a publishing post in forever. It’s not really what I talk about anymore. However, given even the NYT is weighing in these days, why not? Everyone seems to be talking about Kindle Unlimited, an “all you can … Continue reading →
December 24, 2014
Make Me Uncomfortable
Anyone who knows me, knows I love books. I was the child reading by torchlight under the covers when I was supposed to be asleep, I was the kid who took a personal library on camping trips and car journeys. … Continue reading →
