Thanks to my husband’s publishing prowess, I now have a box set with four of my popular Bluegrass Reunion series books. I’ve gathered together two books set on Kentucky thoroughbred horse farms along with my favorite bull rider Judd Romeo! Because Kentucky Rain mentions characters from Kentucky Cowboy, I’ve added that to the set as […]
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Back in the day, I sold my first book to Kensington for their Precious Gems line. It was a book I’d worked on for a few years, revised, cut out 30,000 words, and submitted. After that sale, I wrote another book, hoping to sell it to Precious Gems. I did! The Kensington editor named it
Looking Back and Forward: Relaunching the Bluegrass Reunion Series Read More »
This blog was first posted on the Gems in the Attic blog, November 10, 2017. I found an audio diskette from the 1996 Romance Writers of America (RWA) convention in Dallas, Texas. I was younger then. Eager. Unpublished. I remember rooming with a couple of ladies whom I met on the Internet. The Internet? eMail?
Time Travel: How times have changed! Read More »
In my last blog, I explored how novelists put their experiences into what they write. I also examined the idea in a blog for Gems in the Attic called “Write what you know. It’s fun!” Most of my Bluegrass Reunion Series are books about single moms. The heroines were divorced, unwed mothers, widows, or aunts.
Write what you know: single moms Read More »
Ebooks are great. In fact, that’s how I buy most of my books today. I download them onto my Kindle app on my iPad. After all, Amazon makes it so easy to buy with one click. But there’s something about holding a book you wrote in your own hands—turning the pages, glancing at the text,
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