The ebook of my sweet romance novel, Falling for the Deputy, Book 4 of the Hopeless Romantics of Willow Ridge, is on sale for just 99 cents for the next few days. Get it here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09QQRXM8S
Continue reading →Belle Bridge Books is putting the ebook of my romantic fantasy novel, Wizard’s Bridge, on sale for just $.99 for a limited time from August 16 to August 31. Order you copy here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004UM99Z6/
Continue reading →Playing at Murder is off to beta readers, on the way to an October release, if all goes well. I’m trying to decide between two possible covers for it. The basic design is dictated by the pattern of the series, … Continue reading →
This morning I’m visiting Marcia James’s Go Pets blog to talk about why I included a dog in my sweet, small-town romance Falling for the Deputy! https://marciajames.net/2022/05/31/karen-mccullough-2/
Continue reading →I write both romance and mystery novels (as well as suspense, fantasy, and paranormal). Nearly all my mysteries have romantic elements and most of my romance novels have included elements of mystery. My most recent release, Falling for the Deputy, … Continue reading →
In my just released book, Falling for the Deputy, Barbara, my heroine, is into baseball. She played it in high school and college When she moved to Willow Ridge, she volunteered to help coach a little league team. The coach … Continue reading →
I’m a city girl, born and raised in a New York suburb. My family moved to a Boston suburb when I was a teenager. After college my husband and I moved to Greensboro, NC, a medium-sized city in central North … Continue reading →
It’s out today! Finally. The ebook version of Falling for the Deputy is now available. You can order it here. It’s also available as a FREE READ in Kindle Unlimited. The paperback version should be released in the next day … Continue reading →
Yesterday afternoon I finished the first draft of Falling for the Deputy. I’ll spend a few days going through it to check pacing and fix any grammar, word choice, or continuity errors I find. (I almost always change a minor … Continue reading →
In a previous blog post, I talked about trying to get rid of as much of the “stuff” I have cluttering my home as I can. Some of it’s relatively easy to sort through and dispose of. When my grandchildren … Continue reading →