Hello Lila Mina, it is so nice to have you here at my Creekside Café. Lila: Its lovely to be here! I wish we could meet for real in a place like this. Sherri: Oh, me too, if I ever win the lottery! Until then, I love meeting writers and readers here in my virtual café. I love your name, Lila Mina. Where does … Continue reading Creekside Chat with Lila Mina
The Wrong Bride by Gayle Callen, Read by Ruth Urquhart (Chirp) Hugh McCallum abducts the woman he believes to be his betrothed, Catriona Duff. A marriage contract between the two clans is the only way to ensure peace and prosperity. Hugh will do whatever it takes to ensure his clan is taken care of, but will he give up the woman he loves when he … Continue reading Audiobook Review of The Wrong Bride
Where do my stories fit? When I first started writing I believed I was a romance writer. In the past ten years, I’ve focused my attention on writing what I call romantic suspense. Defining my stories and finding the right home for them hasn’t been easy. Although the Leeward Files is a series, each book is a little different. Chrome Pink is more women’s fiction, … Continue reading Labels and Genres
Today I’d like to welcome Beth Bolden to Creekside Café. Beth it is so good to have you here today. Beth and I are both members of the Romance Writers of America and our local chapter, The Heart of Carolina. You have just released your thirteenth book, is that correct? Beth: Yes, Impossible Things is the second Star Shadow book, but my thirteenth contemporary novel. … Continue reading A Creekside Visit with Beth Bolden
Welcome back to Creekside Café. There’s been a lot going on lately. Our town hosts an annual Fossil Festival and I was one of the old fossils hanging around. Just kidding, I hope, but my writers’ group, Pamlico Writers had a booth at the festival, and we had a float in the parade. It was a lot of fun but a lot of work. Today … Continue reading Chatting with Davida Ann Samenski
Narrated by Julia Whelan Teen rebellion should not end in death or running for one’s life. When good girl Elizabeth witnesses the murder of her companions, it is only her quick thinking that allows her to escape. Armed only with a photographic memory and her high IQ, Elizabeth has to disappear. A dozen years later, Abigail Lowery, a woman of mystery living in a small … Continue reading The Witness by Nora Roberts
I’d like to welcome my new friend, author Miranda Jameson to Creekside Café. I started doing these interviews to help cross-promote my own books as well as introduce other authors to my friends and readers. Thank you for joining us here at my virtual café. Miranda: Absolutely, Sherri! It’s all about networking. I’m Indie published. It’s not an easy choice, but for most newish authors, … Continue reading Chatting with Miranda Jameson
Blush | Issue 2 — Read on readymag.com/u96463021/1304522/24/ Chrome Pink is in Blush Magazine! Continue reading Blush | Issue 2
Blush | Issue 2 — Read on readymag.com/u96463021/1304522/24/ Chrome Pink is in Blush Magazine! Continue reading Blush | Issue 2
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