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Help Me Choose My Next Title by Mae Clair

Before I get into the main reason for this post, I wanted to mention that my Lyrical Press sister, D.B. Sieders, is hosting me today on her blog. She tossed some awesome questions my way about Twelfth Sun, Reagan and Elijah. I love digging deep like that, so please stop by if you can. You can find the interview here.

Next, I’ve now added a “News” page to my website. Yep, in case you forgot, I actually have one of those at www.MaeClair.com I concentrate so much on my blog, sometimes even I for...

Wizards with Words: Annette Drake and Celebration House

Before I introduce you to afab new wordsmith, I’d like to mention I’m visiting my Lyrical Press sister, Kyra Jacobs, today and doing a short Q&A on her blog. Please pop in if you get a chance, and say hello!

And now, I’d like to introduce Annette Drake who has just released CELEBRAtION HOUSE, a novel right up my alley. The moment I read the blurb I was hooked. Check it out:

Carrie Hansen spent her life caring for cardiac patients. Little did she know she would become a patient herself. After re...

Mythical Monday: Island Spirits by Mae Clair

Have you ever encountered a chickcarnie? How about a duppy or a Rolling Calf?If you’ve vacationed in the Caribbean Islands, you’ve already visited the habitat of these and other restless spirits.

Recently, my friend Loni Flowers took a Caribbean cruise and came across a print periodical that included an article about island folklore. Given she was enjoying crystal clear water, sparkling beaches, recreation and fun, I was thrilled she thought of me and my Mythical Monday posts (thanks, Loni!)....

Weekend Mix-Up by Mae Clair

Well, I had my days mixed up. Turns out I’m live today on Laurie’s Thoughts and Reviews blog TODAY (although I think I said Saturday in two previous posts). Doh!

What can I say? This is the first commitment-free weekend (at home) I’ve had since mid July and Imust have beenoverly excited by the prospect, LOL. Yesterday turned out to be a very productive writing day, and I’m hoping to build on that today. In the meantime, I’m sharing my Top Ten Favorite Likes with Laurie.

Do drop by and share som...

A Glorious Friday for TWELFTH SUN by Mae Clair

It’s Friday! Glorious Friday, the end of the work week and gateway to the weekend! Can you tell I love Fridays? *happy dancing*

I have even more to look forward to than usual as I continue celebrating the release of my romantic mystery, TWELFTH SUN. Today’s stop is Christina Cole’s blog,Time for Loveand a funQ&A. Please join us if you can. I’ll be answering questions about writing, TWELFTH SUN and sharing my idea of the perfect romantic date.

LeSigh! What’s yours?

Saturday,I share my list of the...

A Pen Pal Welcome to Christina Cole and Summertime!

I’m thrilled to turn my blogging pen over to Christina Cole today as she shares her new release SUMMERTIME, along with some amazing memories of summers past.Oh, how I wish I had my very own catalpa tree and could “go down to Frank’s” in Indian Grove!

Please welcome Christina and enjoy these wonderful memories!

~ooOOoo~

Memories of Summertime

by Christina Cole

With the recent release of Summertime, my latest historical romance from Sweet Cravings Publishing, I’ve been talking to readers a lot about...

Setting Sail with Twelfth Sun by Mae Clair

Happy Tuesday, friends! After several weeks of distinctively un-August-like weather, summer has decided to make a reappearance in my small portion of the world. Who knows…I might even get to use my pool again before it’s time to close it up around Labor Day!

Aside from the swimming I plan to do, I also have a busy week planned for TWELFTH SUN as I set sail in the blogging world. If you’d like to shadow me this week, I can be found at the following haunts:

Tuesday, I’m one of the authors being s...

Mythical Monday: The Mystery of the Mary Celeste by Mae Clair

Even if you’re not entirely sure of the details, you know the name Mary Celeste. The 100’ brigantine has haunted the annals of sea lore since the late 1800s and is considered the ultimate nautical mystery by most. Found abandoned and adrift in Spanish waters on December 5, 1872, her crew, captain, and passengers missing, the story was first sensationalized by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in his short work of fiction, The Marie Celeste.

Throughout the years, countless retellings and distortion of fac...

Friday Tour Stop for Twelfth Sun by Mae Clair

TGIF! I’m always happy to celebrate the last day of the work week.

This Friday is an extra fun day because my good friend Donna Cummings has invited me to hang out on her blog for a Q&A as part of her Friday Friends series. I’m thoroughly jazzed to be her latest victim, er guest.

Donna always makes me laugh with her tales of “humorously ever after romances” and her questions were no different. Drop by for some fun as we embrace a thoroughly frivolous Friday!

Thursday Tour Stop for Twelfth Sun by Mae Clair

Today, for some fun I thought I’d share three things I’m good at and three things I suck at,uh…don’t do as well. Let’s start with those things I do with confidence:

Writing
Fashion Accessorizing
Decorating

And now those three pesky items that constantly give me grief:

Cooking
Cooking
Cooking

Sense a pattern here?

So aren’t you curious what recipe I’m sharing today on Jennifer Lowery’sRomance Recipesblog?Stop over and check it out. I hope you get a chuckle or two!