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Spotlight Author Interview ~ Joyce M. Holmes

I’m delighted to have fellow Wild Rose Press author, Joyce M. Holmes visiting here today! She’s sharing her new release, Visual Effects. A story that I’m eager to read. And I love the cover!

I’m serving lemonade and sugar cookies. The temps here in California are feeling like summer. Get comfy and lets meet Joyce…

MM: Welcome, Joyce! So happy you could be here today!Describe a typical writing day.Are you a morning, afternoon, or night-owl writer?

JMH: I don’t write every day, but I always tr...

Medieval Monday ~ Betrayal: The Seventh Son by Ashley York

Welcome to Medieval Monday! Continuing with our betrayal theme, I’m delighted to have my friend, Ashley York here today! She’s sharing an excerpt from her new release, The Seventh Son. Enjoy!

Excerpt:

Tisa. Yer betrothal to the MacNaughton has been severed. Ye’ll marry into the Meic Lochlainn clan of Inishowen. They’ll be here in two days time.”

The pain in her chest intensified with every word he spoke, like nails hammering into her heart, but her brain refused to understand his meaning bey...

Quote for the Week of April 17, 2015

Photo by John Morgan

“There are only two ways to approach life. As a victim or as a gallant fighter and you must decide if you want to act or react.”

–Merle Shain

Spotlight Author Interview ~ Mary Anne Yarde

Please make welcome the lovely Mary Anne Yarde! I’m delighted to have this talented author visiting us today. You’ll also get a look at her new release, The Du Lac Chronicles: Book 1. It’s one that I’m sure you’ll enjoy.

I’m serving English Breakfast tea and apple buns, so curl up in your favorite chair and lets meet Mary Anne…

MM: Welcome, Mary Anne! So happy you could be here. Describe a typical writing day. Are you a morning, afternoon, or night-owl writer?

MAY: My typical writing day sta...

Medieval Monday ~ Betrayal: The Outcast Highlander by R.L. Syme

Welcome to Medieval Monday, where betrayal is everywhere. My guest for today is the talented, R.L. Syme. She’s sharing an excerpt from The Outcast Highlander. I was holding my breath reading this betrayal scene.

Enjoy!

Excerpt: “Bring them forward.” The fat man reached across his table and picked up a charred leg of some animal. Broc had never seen a sheriff eat in court before and hoped this was a sign of his gluttony. Men with deep desires always had a price.

The front guards stepped aside...

Quote for the Week of April 10, 2016

“We all have our own life to pursue, our own kind of dream to be weaving, and we all have the power to make wishes come true, as long as we keep believing.”

–Louisa May Alcott

Mary’s Tavern Recipes ~ Bruschetta with Blue Cheese and Honey

My apologies for only posting one recipe in the month of March. Due to health issues (my husband), the days flew by, since I added “nurse” to my other duties. Yet, I’m happy to say that all went well and he’s home resting.

As I try to play catch-up with everything, I’m delighted to share that I’ve turned in my first round of edits for DRAGON KNIGHT’S RING! Ahem…that’s all I’m going to blurt out for now. More to follow in the coming months. Don’t want to spoil anything for you, my wonderful f...

Medieval Monday ~ Betrayal: Heather by Lane McFarland

Welcome to Medieval Monday! I’m delighted to have the lovely Lane McFarland here today. She’s sharing a betrayal excerpt from Heather–TheDaughters of Alastair MacDougall: Book II. Enjoy!

Excerpt:

Alec’s chest constricted. How long had it been since he last saw her? Three years? Would she remember him? Would she remember his kiss?

The maid rubbed her mistress’ cheek, and Heather wiped the same spot with a cloth. When the servant nodded, Heather hurried toward him.

Did she stuff a black scarf...

Quote for the Week of April 3, 2016

“Let me be a little kinder. Let me be a little blinder, to the faults of those around me. Let me praise a little more.”

–Edgar A. Guest

Medieval Monday ~ Betrayal: Sirona by Bambi Lynn

Welcome to Medieval Monday! Betrayal is everywhere this month, and I’m sharing an excerpt from Sirona, by my good friend, Bambi Lynn. Enjoy!

Excerpt:Ty stepped away from the Cleary lass, much to Rhain’s relief. He had been on his way to Father Baen’s apothecary when he rounded the corner and found Sirona in the man’s arms. The monster, dormant most days, rose up within him. If he had had a weapon, he would have attacked Ty on the spot. Rhain curled and uncurled his fists, ready to beat the l...