Mysteries. To be honest, when I was younger, I never liked mysteries per se. I compared them to the game of clue, I guess. I think that...

Can you believe it is already Dec. 1, 2020? On the one hand this year has felt like 100 years with a pandemic, social unrest, political...

Our hero, bless him thinks he can remain aloof and not engage his emotions when it comes to our heroine, but finds his attraction is not som

Books, books, and more books! If you were to look at my various TBR piles littering every room in my house, you would think I never have a n

As I write this post, we are having a magnificent day up here in northern NH. The colors are breathtaking, but there is no sign of the comin

I have always believed that human nature is human nature no matter the time period. And, just like today, there are people who choose to tak

This is going to be a fun ‘don’t judge a book by its cover’ type of romp in the English country side with snowflakes falling and shenanigans

Welcome. I’m so glad you stopped in. Today at Romance Writer’s Weekly we are talking about speaking foreign languages

I am in love with my latest book’s cover. I wanted the reader to get a feel for the back story, as well as getting a glimpse of the story pr

More recently, I use reading for pleasure as my reward for getting my own work finished, so I have been in a bit of a dry spell trying to ge

Wow, where did last month go? That was the fastest March in record. As spring is starting to sprout everyone starts thinking about opening t

In romance, a lot of pressure is put on the lead male character of the story. He is the reason many of us pick up a book in the first place.

I woke up this morning to a new review on Goodreads for my latest book Visions of Pleasure. It makes my coffee a little sweeter when I hear

have a huge TBR pile. Who are we fooling? This isn’t some cute pile next to my bed, we are talking bookshelves in multiple rooms worth of bo