Fear and Grief
Fear and grief often shape our personalities, our expectations, and even hinder or aid our path to success. Continue reading Fear and Grief
Tag: romance
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A Simple Recipe
This is a very simple and delicious recipe my sister-in-law taught me with a little variation. First I put 1/3 stick of salted butter in a pan and melted it and dumped in my pint bag of pecans adding in a little more salt. I stirred the nuts until they were completely coated and then put them on a baking sheet with parchment paper. I … Continue reading A Simple Recipe
Book Chat with Donna Steele
Donna started writing sci-fi because girls aren’t supposed to like science fiction, but they needed more girls and a little romance. Continue reading Book Chat with Donna Steele
Video Chat with Donna Steele
I love spending time with my writer friends. Donna Steele is one of my favorites. Continue reading Video Chat with Donna Steele
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Book Buddies
A variety of romance genres with a small-town feel. Continue reading Book Buddies
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That’s Where the Music Takes Me
Music Touches the Soul Continue reading That’s Where the Music Takes Me
What Inspired Rockstar on the Run
Several things inspired Rockstar on the Run. I love shows like The Voice and Americas Got Talent. I’m a sucker for the underdog and second chances. Plus I love my small town. While I have created a fictional town, it is still a love story for my hometown. Small towns are great places filled with wonderful people and they can also be stifling and difficult. … Continue reading What Inspired Rockstar on the Run
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Flintlock and Steel
They were just four guys from a small town dreaming of making it big. None of them expected to win the first season of Winning Nashville, a battle of the bands, behind the scenes reality show. Grey expected to be a history professor with the hope of joining an archaeological research team. He named the band after his love of pirate legends and lore. Chase … Continue reading Flintlock and Steel
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Rakes, Rogues and Ne’er-Do-Wells!
In fiction, he is often depicted as a “lovable scoundrel” who enjoys a life of pleasure and indulgence, but may not be intentionally malicious or harmful. He skirts the line of respectability never quite crossing over into disreputable. Continue reading Rakes, Rogues and Ne’er-Do-Wells!
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