You might not think a paranormal romance would have any basis in fact, but surprisingly often they do. Whether it’s ancient history or modern science, the truth can form a fascinating foundation for a made-up world. Dawn and Jake may struggle with decidedly non-realistic events at times, but these fun facts about the Reborn series reveal the truth behind the steamy romance.
Read More »I’m sharing some of the features I loved best about [my] characters and their stories. Today you get a list about one of my central heroes: Hades. Here are ten of my favorite things about him.
Read More »In romance, secrets often provide the internal (emotional) conflict keeping the couple apart. The secret may also play into the external conflict. Let’s consider some famous, classic love stories as examples.
Read More »The tarot deck is a divination tool—a deck of cards with fantastic pictures sometimes used to forecast the future. I use the pictures on the cards to guide me when I get stuck or when I need to inject a little surprise. When I’m looking for a hero, I go to the Knight cards in the Minor Arcana.
Read More »When it comes to crafting fiction, each author has a different method—and I’m about to let you peek under my hood to see how my creative engine works by examining three key areas. Ready…set…go!
Read More »Help me say goodbye to Dawn and Jake, from the Reborn series, as the final book releases today. And celebrate the upcoming release of Passion Never Dies: The Complete Reborn series with a giveaway!
Read More »In fiction, coincidences can potentially wreck the suspension of disbelief writers aim for in stories. But in a real life, sometimes coincidences lead to unexpected benefits for a writer.
Read More »When it comes to writing a paranormal romance with ancient Egypt as the core of the story, this mysterious civilization provides plenty of fodder.
Read More »I’m sharing my playlist for Dangerous in a Kilt, with songs that evoke the characters, story, and steamy ambience.
Read More »Music was the chief form of entertainment of the people who lived during this time. The oldest instrument, of course, was the human voice, and the oldest form of that was the plainchant, singing without instruments.
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