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January 24, 2013
Book Review: When Noonday Ends by Carmen DeSousa
For all of you Carmen DeSousa fans who have read Land of the Noonday Sun, you’ve already meet and fallen in love with one of the supporting characters, Tom Turner, the best friend of Chad Wilkinson. As you know, Tom was not left in a happy place. Per fan request , Carmen wrote another novel, … Continue reading »

Published on January 24, 2013 21:00
January 23, 2013
Guest Post: Sara Barnard- A Heart Broken
Every marriage faces trials and tribulations, but perhaps none more than military families – those of yesterday as much as those of today. We are a military family, so just like in A Heart on Hold, most of this book is written from experience, as well. Whenever duty calls and the time comes to part, … Continue reading »

Published on January 23, 2013 21:00
January 22, 2013
Interview with Denise Moncrief!
Today I welcome another talented author with 5 Prince Publishing, Denise Moncrief, as she shares a bit about herself, her writing process, and wonderful advice for aspiring authors! Welcome, Denise! What inspired you to write? I began devouring every book I could get my hands on in high school. I’ve been a prolific reader ever … Continue reading »

Published on January 22, 2013 21:00
January 21, 2013
The Next Big Thing Blog Hop!
Thanks to Carol Fragale of 4 Broad Minds for tagging me for this honor! I have had the privilege and sharing blogs with her and several other talented Women’s Fiction authors on Goodreads. So…let’s play! Ten Questions About My Latest WIP: 1. What is the working title of your book? Jaded, Book Two of The … Continue reading »

Published on January 21, 2013 21:00
January 20, 2013
What You Don’t Know About Queries CAN Hurt You!
So, you’ve written your story and want to share it with the world. But first, you have to query. What is a query? A query is a presentation of your manuscript shortened into brief paragraphs in the effort to draw an agent/publisher’s attention to your work. A well-written query letter can lead to a request for more … Continue reading »

Published on January 20, 2013 21:00
January 19, 2013
#SampleSunday- A Heart Not Easily Broken- Real Life
A comment shared by many reviewers of A Heart Not Easily Broken is that the characters lives mimic real life. Ebony and Brian have jobs that are a bit out of the ordinary; she works at a zoo and a veterinarian hospital, while he cuts grass by day and plays with a band at night. Yet … Continue reading »

Published on January 19, 2013 21:00
January 17, 2013
Book Review: Unsuitable Men by Nia Forrester
Tracy knows that Brendan is perfect for her. But only for now. She has a list there’s no escaping that he doesn’t meet the most important requirements on it. Still, there’s nothing wrong with hanging out with him-or whatever it is they call what they’re doing- especially if it helps maintain her well-ordered life and … Continue reading »

Published on January 17, 2013 21:00
January 16, 2013
Guest Post: Carolyn Arnold- The Modern Woman
The Modern Woman Most mothers want to see their daughters grow up, get married, and raise a family. At least mine did, but I didn’t necessary have it all planned out that way. Sure I wanted to fall in love and have a man who worshipped me – what girl doesn’t. But then I grew … Continue reading »

Published on January 16, 2013 21:00
January 15, 2013
Interview with Nia Forrester!
One of the fun things about social networking is meeting other authors who are taking various publishing paths to see their work put into readers hands. No matter what path you take, our experiences are different and can alter the voice of the writer. (If you’ve been through the query gambit you know what I mean.) Recently I … Continue reading »

Published on January 15, 2013 21:00
January 14, 2013
#TeaserTuesday- A Heart Not Easily Broken- Family Influence
No matter what race you are, falling in love and introducing that significant other to your family can be a trying experience. What if my family doesn’t like them? What if they think they are not good enough for me? What if….???? The list can go on an on. The tension is compounded when you are in … Continue reading »

Published on January 14, 2013 21:00