Savannah’s Secrets by Reese Ryan
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Savannah’s Secrets Advance Reader Copy
The Bourbon Brothers series is shaping up to be one of Reese Ryan’s best. I can hardly wait to read the next one.
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Cliche Play
“Don’t write in clichés!” This is something every writer has heard at least once. Clichés are lazy writing. They are boring but they are also familiar. I admit, I’ve used clichés, especially in my early writing (first drafts). I write quickly ‘off the top of my head’ and use clichés for easy place holders. Sometimes, they make it past the first couple of edits but … Continue reading Cliche Play
What Your Compliments Mean to Me
Five Marketing Tools for Authors Who Hate Marketing — Writer Unboxed
Disclaimer: Hating marketing is not required to use these tools. In fact, if you enjoy marketing, you’ll have a blast using them. I’m active in several online writing communities, and one of the most frequent things I read about is how much authors hate marketing. It’s usually accompanied by talk about art and creativity, and… via Five Marketing Tools for Authors Who Hate Marketing — Writer … Continue reading Five Marketing Tools for Authors Who Hate Marketing — Writer Unboxed
Fighting Like a Writer
My novel, Chrome Pink, is fiction. Unfortunately, cancer is not. Few of us haven’t had someone we know or love diagnosed with cancer. Many of us have had to watch someone we care about die. In eastern North Carolina the cancer rate is higher than it is in the rest of the state. It is the leading cause of death in Beaufort County. At twenty … Continue reading Fighting Like a Writer
L.O.V.E. – Lyricism, Oration, Verse, Expression: Classic Southern Mystery Plus Romance By Sherri Hollister
Cajun Crazy by Sandra Hill
I don’t remember when I read my first Cajun Novel by Sandra Hill. I’ve read several books from her other series but my favorites are her Cajun stories. I met Ms. Hill at a Romantic Times Convention many years ago. This quiet, gentle lady was on a panel with a pair of boisterous comedic authors. I remember feeling sorry for her because she couldn’t compete … Continue reading Cajun Crazy by Sandra Hill
A Thousand Word Challenge
Carrie glared at the phone vibrating beside her. She punched end and slammed it back to the table. Tilting her head against the sofa cushions she tried to ignore it but her eyes kept going to her cell. A text scrolled across her screen, I’m sorry. Yeah, of course he’s sorry, he got caught. She turned the phone over and closed her eyes. Tears slipped … Continue reading A Thousand Word Challenge
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