It’s hard to come down from the emotional high of an author signing event. Especially, when that event is held in a historic area and there is so much to see and do before I had to fly my broom back to Seattle. TL;DR: The author signing event was fabulous. (Now you can scroll down[…]
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Mistakes Were Made
Mistakes were made.
I’ve seen so many of these baking sheet tartlets that I was fully confident I could make one with no recipe. This is how I go into any new endeavor. Headfirst, full of confidence from past experiences of doing other things well, and directly plant my face into a wall.
Change is the Only Constant in Life: Here’s One in Mine
I’ll be releasing each new book in Kindle Unlimited for the initial 90 days so KU readers get a chance at the book for free, and then I’ll be pulling each book from KU and distributing them to ALL THE RETAILERS.
Do you think Michelle Yeoh’s Oscar will Lead to More Mature Femme Action Leads?
I loved writing the story, but in the back of my head, I held doubts. I wondered if anyone would want to read a forty-five year old woman becoming an action hero. The thought only women my age might read and enjoy the story, but it wouldn’t appeal to a wider audience.
Then, the Sunday before Westside Harpy released, Michelle Yeoh received an Oscar for Everything, Everywhere, All at Once. A story about a mother saving her daughter with a lot of great fight scenes!
First Full Chapter of Westside Harpy: A paranormal Women’s fiction (Midlife Olympians #2)
Nothing like waking up to a good cup of coffee and a nightmare. A spider the size of a corgi skittered in my direction across the linoleum of the kitchen floor. A few weeks ago, I would’ve screamed bloody murder at the sight of the creature. If you’re an arachnophobe and wish to conquer your fear, I highly suggest living with Arachne and her children as a form of immersion therapy.
What’s Most Important to You in a Book, Characters or Storyline?
When I’m writing a book, I like to fit in all of the elements I enjoy in a story. Interesting characters with compelling backstories, individual quirks, and lots of fun dialogue.
Indie Author Spotlight: Paranormal Women’s Fiction Author Tee Harlowe
Stories about reclaiming your power are so important. Many women feel an awakening in their forties. Paranormal Women’s Fiction is the genre that represents that awakening in a fantastical light.
Do you Remember Your first Library?
No matter what they look like, libraries serve as a window to the world.
Did you like to read comics or watch cartoons with superheroes as a kid? I’ll admit, much of what I write today is the little kid in me playing with my OC superheroes.
The heroine was our best self with ideal qualities. No one is meant to live up to the standard of a heroine.
Indie Author Spotlight: Sheri L. Williams
Welcome to Author Spotlight where both new and veteran authors share a little about themselves and their work. Today we have author Sheri L. Williams
On lattes and Writing
It’s a chilly 15° F -9°C in my Seattle Eastside suburb. Here’s my warmup cinnamon vanilla latte. My first shot at latte art is meh. However, I’m really getting good at making cafe quality lattes at a fraction of their prices. I didn’t start out that way. My first lattes were craptastic. I’ve never been[…]
Author Spotlight: Jennifer Porter
TJ: Hello! Welcome to Author Spotlight where both new and veteran authors share a little about themselves and their work. Today we have Paranormal Mafia Romance author Jennifer Porter. Let’s get into it. Care to tell readers about yourself? JP: Sure! Born & raised in the state of Maine, I’m an introverted and sometimes shy 34[…]
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