How beautiful is the cover for Jillian Boehme’s new book, “The Stolen Kingdom”? It had me immediately intrigued. I’m excited to feature Jillian on the blog today with her take on writer’s block. Do you believe in writer’s block? by Jillian Boehme In a word, no. I do, however, believe in PLOTTER’S BLOCK, which might …
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Showing: 31 - 40 of 45 ArticlesGuest Post + Giveaway: Writing YA Novels as a Pop Culture Fan — Christine Hart
YA author Christine Hart is here today to talk about her experience of writing YA novels as a pop culture fan. Her new book, “The Electric Girl”, features a stunning cover plus moods and moments inspired by some of her favourite movies and TV shows. Here’s Christine with the scoop… Writing YA Novels as a …
Interview: Remember Me by Vida Li Sik
Last year, I had the pleasure of beta reading Vida Li Sik’s latest sweet romance novella, “Remember Me”. It’s an emotional story about a young love cut short by interfering family. While the romance was adorable, it was the protagonist’s dynamic with her mother that really intrigued me. Vida wrote such a great, intense “villain”, …
Book Feature: The Last Christmas by Seelie Kay
Today, I’m taking part in Seelie Kay’s book blitz for her latest release, “The Last Christmas”. Readers take note, this is an adult book with a 3-flame heat rating. But if you’re comfortable with that kind of thing, the hope and family factors in this contemporary Christmas romance sound certain to touch your heart 💙 An Interview with …
Guest Post: Lyndi Alexander’s favourite book (and her post-apocalyptic YA series)
Earlier this year, I asked author Lyndi Alexander to tell me about her favourite book. After thinking about it for a while, she sent me her answer. Check it out 🌸 The Call of the Series: how one is inspired by George R. R. Martin but I get my last book written! by Lyndi Alexander …
Book Feature: A Little In Love With Death by Anna M. Taylor
Today’s book feature is about a gothic romance by New York native, Anna M. Taylor. If this genre floats your boat, be sure to check out Anna’s website for some gorgeous inspiration shots that make up the settings in her books. Ps. How awesome is the excerpt!! A Little In Love With Death by Anna M. Taylor …
Guest Post: Linda O’Connor on success
The last time Linda O’Connor visited, she talked about the creative endeavours keeping her busy. Well, she’s certainly been busy over the last couple of months, getting her brand new book ready for release. She’s here today to tell you a little more about it, and about how she defines success in her author career. Linda, …
Interview: Cheryl St. John, author of Whisper My Name
Cheryl St. John’s fifty-strong back catalogue is, to say the least, impressive. I’m excited to be interviewing her today about her work and her latest book, “Whisper My Name”. Cheryl, what drew you to write in the genres you do? CHERYL ST. JOHN: I grew up watching the old television westerns, like Bonanza, Maverick and The Big …
Guest Post: Fresh starts with Addison Brae
Author Addison Brae joins us today to talk about her exciting romantic suspense novel released earlier this year: Dark Energy: Return to Becker Circle. It’s an intriguing title with an even more intriguing premise. Addison, what sparked a story like this? Heroine in Dark Energy, Return to Becker Circle inspires fresh starts by Addison Brae …
Guest Post: Linda O’Connor’s shares her creative life
They say you can’t contain creativity. It’s a kind of madness, in its own way, and isn’t it fascinating to get a glimpse into a creative person’s life? This week, I asked romantic comedy author Linda O’Connor about her creative life. Linda, of all the creative projects you’ve done, which has been your favourite? Ooh …