Why do you choose to write stories set in this time period? Of all the historical eras I write in, the early twentieth century feels the most comfortable. I have tried my hand at Regency and WWII, but my heart lies within the thirty or so years either side of 1900....
What’s Next from Annabeth, A Guest Post by Annabeth Albert (@AnnabethAlbert @GoIndiMarketing)
Hi! Thank you so much for having me today! I’m so excited to be celebrating the release of TENDER WITH A TWIST, book two of my rainbow cove series (but stands alone fine too!), which features my kinky woodcarver and a much younger up-and-coming chef. It’s funny but...
An Interview with CL Mustafic (@CL_Mustafic @GoIndiMarketing @ninestarpress)
Have you ever experienced “Writer’s Block”? How long do they usually last? I don’t think so. I’ve come to a road block on a certain story before but then I usually just work on something else for a bit. Sometimes stepping away from a project helps get it back on...
Five Dares by Eli Easton (@EliEaston)
About Five Dares Andy Tyler has been the class daredevil since middle school. Over the years, he’s convinced his best friend, Jake Masterson, to perform some dangerous-looking stunts with him. But the dare they attempt on the night of their college graduation goes...
More Than Your Heart on Your Sleeve, A Guest Post by Kelly Haworth (@KHaworthWrites)
In Read My Mind, as the title suggests, I explore what it means to have telepathy. Your magic might behave differently when you’re interacting with people you know really well, versus not at all. But I don’t think my telepathy is quite run-of-the-mill. Being able to...
Rank & File (Anchor Point #4) by L.A. Witt (@GallagherWitt)
About Rank & File Senior Chief Will Curtis is as straitlaced as they come. While his fellow Sailors have partied their way through their enlistments, he’s had his eye on the prize—making master chief and retiring after thirty years of service. Lieutenant Brent...
