Sensitive Feelings and Thick Skins
Early in my writing career – more years ago than I even want to think about— a wise older author warned me that if I wanted to have a career as a published author I’d need to grow a thick … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Books
Best Books I Read Last Year
I’d have a hard time ranking them or deciding which I thought was the absolute best. There’s only one non-fiction title on the list and the fiction leans heavily toward science fiction, fantasy, and mystery. Not really surprising, I suppose, … Continue reading →
An Interview with Heather McNeil
I did an interview with Heather for Lois Winston’s Anastasia Pollack Blog, and got what I think are some pretty interesting answers. For those of you who haven’t met her, Heather is the heroine of my Market Center Mysteries series. … Continue reading →
The Christmas Stories – 2022
I love Christmas and I love writing, so naturally, I love writing Christmas stories! But being the eclectic writer I am, even my Christmas stories fall into several different genres. I like to think that means there’s something for everyone … Continue reading →
A Fun Meme for Playing at Murder
I had fun putting together this little meme for Playing at Murder! Order Here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BFJS9FK9 The whole series (so far):
Continue reading →Witch’s Journey on Sale
ImaJinn Books, an imprint of Belle Bridge Books has put the ebook of Witch’s Journey on sale for just $.99 for a limited time! Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Witchs-Journey-Karen-McCullough-ebook/dp/B004UMF356 As a convicted witch, she’s at his mercy. When Jinissa uses magic to save … Continue reading →
Halloween Weekend Reading
Some fun, quick reads for Halloween:Paranormal Romance Novella ebook: $1.99 Amazon Nook Smashwords Kobo iTunes A Short Halloween Ghost Story Paranormal with romantic elements Length: Short Story Free at Smashwords; $.99 everywhere else Amazon Nook Smashwords
Continue reading →A Visit to Anastasia Pollack’s Blog to Talk About Trade Shows
Late in posting this, but yesterday I visited Anastasia Pollack’s Killer Crafts & Crafty Killer blog to discuss what is a trade show and why it makes a great setting for Market Center Mysteries series, including the most recent release, … Continue reading →
Guest Post: Pamela Thibodeaux
Today I welcome author friend Pamela Thibodeaux, who is visiting my blog with a sneak-peek look at her latest release, Kyleigh’s Cowboy. Blurb: She’s attempting to start a new life. He’s roamed for more than a decade. Can they let … Continue reading →
Why the Hero Can Solve the Mystery When the Police Can’t
Today is the release day for Playing at Murder! I had some thoughts to go along with the release. Writers of Amateur Sleuth mysteries face the question and problem all the time: why can the hero solve the mystery when … Continue reading →