Because you asked me to talk about the challenges of writing a military heroine, I brought an expert with me – Marine Major Skylar Landis from One Night in Minneapolis – to answer your question. Take it away, Skylar!
Read More »I really, really like forks. That’s…unique, I know. There’s something about a fork that I find oddly beautiful. Some of those old ones are exquisitely formed and I have a lot of fun rummaging through the cutlery tub in Op Shops (Thrift Stores) in search of the perfect fork.
Read More »My name is Sophie Barnes. My friends would describe me as smart, compassionate, and loyal. Here’s what’s going on with me: When my smarmy ex-fiancé jilted me at the altar, I realized I needed to change everything in my life.
Read More »Fear of heights once gave me second thoughts about riding on a ferris wheel, so I jumped off as it rose 8 feet. I may also be a magnet to animals—wild and domestic. They seem to show up to be adopted or fed.
Read More »I’ve always loved reading romance. I remember swapping book covers when I was a girl to hide what I was reading. My first ‘grown-up’ book was a Phyllis Whitney novel, The Turquoise Mask, my mom let me read when I was eleven. After that I read anything I could find by Whitney, Mary Stuart, Victoria Holt, and others. I was hooked on the romantic mystery genre that I still read today.
Read More »I adore happy endings. I love the idea of finding that one person who loves you with all your faults and helps you become better at being you.
Read More »Please tell us something unique about you we can’t learn from your bio. I have a Masters Degree in Art History and studied in Paris *mumbles into hand* years ago. What inspired you to write romance fiction? All the characters in my head, plus, I love writing happily ever afters. What’s your research process? When I start a new project, I usually take several weeks to just research. I start by perusing my bookshelf and looking through class notes. I keep a...
Read More »Five years ago I booked a holiday in the rainforest’s of Thailand. On arrival, I learned it was a silent meditation retreat. What a shock!
Read More »My name is Lathen Quartz – I spent most my adult life in the Navy SEALs. A mission gone terribly wrong ended my career, or at least that’s what I thought. Now, Pepper and Lobster Cove Wildlife Rescue and Rehab are my life.
Read More »I don’t tell too many people this because they get a little leery, but I am an incredible mimic. I can be with a person for an hour and have their speech cadence, verbal intonations, physical habits, and dialect pretty much nailed by the end of that time.
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