Reviews – the negative and the positive by Lily Harlem Be they good or bad reviews are part of the territory when you’re an author. I am happy to say that the vast majority of reviews for my books are positive and this completely thrills me to know readers have...
Guest Blog: Lori Toland
I love watching Hustle, the UK TV series. The show centers around a group of con artists. Albert Stroller has to be one of the greatest characters ever, played by the incomparable Robert Vaughn. When my husband sat me down, he told me, “Vaughn is one of my favorite...
Guest Blog: Gabrielle Bisset
Think of your favorite story from childhood and invariably along with the characters you remember the setting. Where a story takes place can be just as important as the plot and characters. When I write, the setting often becomes one of the characters. In Blood...
Guest Blog: Elizabeth Coldwell
Cooking Up Trouble by Elizabeth Coldwell Writers are always being told they should write what they know. The idea is that setting a story in a place that’s very familiar to them, or giving a character a profession they might have worked in, will give the story more...
Guest Blog: Constance Munday
I loved writing ‘Silk Stockings’ for this fabulous new collection, ‘The Secret Library,’ and Michael and Imogen were such lovely characters to develop. My fans will probably find this a bit of a departure from my other work. For some years now I’ve been writing...
Guest Blog: Victoria Blisse
My First Gay Story by Victoria Blisse So, I've been around the block a bit, I've been writing erotic romance for ten years and published for the past 6 and there's not much I haven't written. I've got ménage, werewolves, a whole host of vampires and a Djinn but I've...
