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Women’s History Month
Women who behave rarely make history. We have freedoms now because someone was brave enough to fight the system. Continue reading Women’s History Month
Tag: women of strength
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Giveaway #theleewardfiles
My sister-in-law’s favorite book of mine is White Gold. Perhaps it is because I dedicated the book to her or because many of the readers who know her thought it was written about her. For those of you who do not know my sister-in-law, she is the person you call if you want something done. She has had her own business and worked as many … Continue reading Giveaway #theleewardfiles
On The Corner of Hope and Main
Henry Adams, Kansas is a place I’d love to live. Continue reading On The Corner of Hope and Main
Review: Breathless
Breathless by Beverly Jenkins My friend and mentor shared this book with me. Portia doesn’t wish to risk the freedom she has by marrying a man who treats her like a belonging. Although her aunt and uncle have an amazing relationship, the men her mother entertained where brutes. Portia has no desire to give up the work she enjoys as bookkeeper and manager for one … Continue reading Review: Breathless
Labels and Genres
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
Rebel
Rebel: Women Who Dare by Beverly Jenkins, Narrated by Kim Staunton Women of strength and courage make history, forge nations and make a difference. Ms. Beverly Jenkins is a genius at building characters and setting them in familiar places and times, and showing what true courage looks like. Reconstruction in New Orleans, or any place in the south, was hardly a romantic time period for … Continue reading Rebel
Christmas Revels IV, another successful anthology
Christmas Revels IV : Four Regency Novellas by: Anna D. Allen, Hannah Meredith, Kate Parker, and Louisa Cornell I have been a fan of all the Christmas Revel Anthologies. Each year I am surprised by the excellence these authors exude. Anna Allen captured my heart with her story, The Sergeant’s Christmas Bride. Ms. Allen managed to give her readers a heroine who was both strong … Continue reading Christmas Revels IV, another successful anthology
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