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April 7, 2017

Welcome to the Age of Aquarius

  Tomorrow starts today. I can’t believe that today is here. I’ve been planning for this release . . . waiting for this book . . . for a long time. Today, the Age of Aquarius dawns. Oh, and did I mention that today is also my fiftieth birthday? It is! I’m so excited to […]
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Published on April 07, 2017 04:00

April 5, 2017

#AprilReadingChallenge: Favorite Male Character

Welcome to April! It’s my favorite month of the year . . . for many reasons. First, of course, it’s spring. When I lived in a more season-oriented climate, April was the first month when we could count on more warm days than cold ones. And it was the month of daffodils, tulips and forsythia. […]
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Published on April 05, 2017 09:35

April 4, 2017

#AprilReadingChallenge: A Cover You Love

Welcome to April! It’s my favorite month of the year . . . for many reasons. First, of course, it’s spring. When I lived in a more season-oriented climate, April was the first month when we could count on more warm days than cold ones. And it was the month of daffodils, tulips and forsythia. […]
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Published on April 04, 2017 18:15

April 3, 2017

#AprilReadingChallenge: Blue Books

Welcome to April! It’s my favorite month of the year . . . for many reasons. First, of course, it’s spring. When I lived in a more season-oriented climate, April was the first month when we could count on more warm days than cold ones. And it was the month of daffodils, tulips and forsythia. […]
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Published on April 03, 2017 16:55

April 2, 2017

#AprilReadingChallenge: Favorite Children’s Books

Welcome to April! It’s my favorite month of the year . . . for many reasons. First, of course, it’s spring. When I lived in a more season-oriented climate, April was the first month when we could count on more warm days than cold ones. And it was the month of daffodils, tulips and forsythia. […]
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Published on April 02, 2017 12:34

April 1, 2017

#AprilReadingChallenge: April TBR

  Welcome to April! It’s my favorite month of the year . . . for many reasons. First, of course, it’s spring. When I lived in a more season-oriented climate, April was the first month when we could count on more warm days than cold ones. And it was the month of daffodils, tulips and […]
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Published on April 01, 2017 12:53

March 19, 2017

Age of Aquarius Exclusive Preview!

1967. It was the Summer of Love. But in the midst of peace and flower power, a group of hippies unleash an unspeakable horror that will threaten the future of the planet . . . The King Series. The Serendipity Series. Recipe for Death Series. Every battle. Every win. Every loss.  All the intrigue, pain […]
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Published on March 19, 2017 13:26

February 20, 2017

AGE OF AQUARIUS Sneak Peek

Coming April 7th: Age of Aquarius 1967. It was the Summer of Love. But in the midst of peace and flower power, a group of hippies unleash an unspeakable horror that will threaten the future of the planet . . . The King Series. The Serendipity Series. Recipe for Death Series. Every battle. Every win. […]
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Published on February 20, 2017 10:41

January 17, 2017

Save Tomorrow!

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Once upon a time, I wrote paranormal books. I thought that was what I would always write, and then I wrote The Posse, and from there on, my release schedule was heavily skewed toward con rom.


I’m not sorry about that decision, because I love my con rom stories and characters, but at times, I’ve missed my paranormal people. This is why every Halloween, I release a new Recipe for Death book. It keeps my hand in.


Shortly after I began writing contemporary romance, my two youngest kids (then 12 and 17) asked me to consider writing an apocalyptic story that they would feel comfortable reading (that means–don’t put any sex in it, Mom!). I laughed and said I didn’t have a story like that . . . but then I remembered the dream.


I don’t know when I had the dream, but it was at least four years ago. In it, I saw a group of people on the porch of a big house in San Francisco. They were gathered together on the eve of a huge battle against an evil force. I didn’t know anything more about it than there was an air of St. Crispin’s Day there–


We few, we happy few, we band of brothers;

For he to-day that sheds his blood with me

Shall be my brother;


There was a feeling that they knew it was possible that they would never be together like this again, a sort of desperate gaiety . . . but a solidarity, too. None of them regretted being there. And I also knew that one of the women was pregnant.


I never remember my dreams, but this one stuck with me. And I realized that it was part of a greater story, one I’d already begun writing.


Thus was born the Save Tomorrow books.


All of my paranormal books are set in the same world. While they stand alone, both within the world and within their series, the characters cross over, the story lines intersect and overlap, and from Fearless up through The Fox’s Wager, all of the books are leading, to some extent, to the big showdown coming up in The Age of Aquarius.


Below is the reading order for these books. We’re doing a casual read-along in the Temptresses from now through April 7th so if you’d like to join along, be sure you’re a member.


Fearless


Breathless


Restless


Endless


Undeniable


Stardust on the Sea


Unquenchable


The Shadow Bells


Death Fricassee


Unforgettable


Death A La Mode


Death Over Easy


Moonlight on the Meadow (January 24th)


The Fox’s Wager (February 1st)


Age of Aquarius (April 7th)

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Published on January 17, 2017 04:32

December 30, 2016

January 2017 Releases

We’re kicking off 2017 with a bang!

Actually, with TWO bangs! Two awesome releases during very first month of the year.


Coming January 24th: MOONLIGHT ON THE MEADOW, a Save Tomorrow Novella.


15502697_10210242173318102_172689190_oCathryn Whitmore, the driven and hard-working woman at the helm of Carruthers Initiative Institute, has always been unlucky in love. She tells herself that there’s no room in her life for a serious relationship, and that’s partly true; together with her friends and agents, she’s on a mission to stop a pervasive evil from setting off an apocalypse that will spell the end of the world.


But that was before she took a trip to Ireland to recruit three gifted brothers to fight by her side.


When Seamus O’Casey first lays eyes on Cathryn, he knows that he’s lost his heart. But convincing her of this truth won’t be easy. It’ll take all of his charm—not to mention his supernatural abilities—to win her trust . . . and her love.


This short is leading to the release of our BIG apocalyptic Save Tomorrow book, coming April 7th–so be sure to read this one and be ready! Preorder exclusively on iBooks.


And for our contemporary romance readers . . . on January 31st, SEVEN SUPER FOOTBALL ROMANCES goes live!


It’s almost time for the big game. Whether or not your team is playing on Sunday, you need some romance to go with those hot wings. We’ve got it right here: seven SUPER football romances, love footballboxsetpreordergraphicstories that go the distance and score that extra point every time.


The box set includes: 

Jami Davenport Blindsided A temporary marriage knocked him off his game, but love blindsided him.

Ann Jacobs The Rookie Rookie quarterback sets his sights on Marauders cheerleader.

Tawdra Kandle When We Were Us Three friends, two loves, one choice

Nicola Marsh Bold Aussie Rules? There are no rules in the game of love.

Liz Matis Guarding the Quarterback Miss Congeniality meets the The Bodyguard.

Holly Roberts Play Love scores when you least expect it and winning is everything.


If you preorder NOW, you’ll get our special 99 cent price. But do it soon–the price goes up on release day.


 

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Published on December 30, 2016 19:30