Fifth Anniversary Scavenger Hunt August 18-26, 2012 Great Prizes! Click here for more info HINT for finding the graphic on my site: Look at the page for the book that’s labeled “Coming Soon.”
Continue reading →I’m visiting Marsha Canham’s blog today to offer a sneak peek at my romantic suspense nove, A Question of Fire. The “sneak peek” is a scene not included in any excerpts available on my website or other bookselling sites. You … Continue reading →
Thanks to everyone who commented on my post as part of the Heroes Blog Hop. Debra Soles was the winner of my books. Overall winners are: Kindle Fire Winner: Michele Ann Oboyle (from Carrie Anne Brownian’s Blog) $50 Amazon Gift … Continue reading →
This post is part of the Heroes Blog Hop. Click on the image to the left for details. There are lots of prizes, including a Kindle and a huge swag pack – see picture at the end of the post. … Continue reading →
MAGIC, MURDER AND MICROCIRCUITS is featured today at the Kindle Romance Blog
Continue reading →A Gift for Murder is now available in mass market paperback from Harlequin’s Worldwide Mystery Library. Order from the site: Harlequin Worldwide Library Worldwide Mystery
Continue reading →My romantic suspense novel, A Question of Fire, is featured at the Kindle Romance Novel Blog today: bit.ly/JCvJ5B
Continue reading →I may have mentioned that Harlequin bought the mass market paperback rights to A Gift For Murder, to include in their WorldWide Mystery bookclub. It’s due out in late June and I’ve gotten the new cover for it. It’s very different … Continue reading →
I grew up in a family that loved baseball. From my earliest days, the New York games in particular were a frequent topic of conversation, not surprising since we lived on Long Island. My Dad, who grew up in Brooklyn, … Continue reading →
Spring is upon us, and the season brings thunderstorms with it in most of the U.S. Thunderstorms mean lighting. Do you know how dangerous lightning is to your electronics? Do you unplug your computers, televisions, stereo systems and any other … Continue reading →