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Visiting with Jill Hughey Today!

Visiting with Jill Hughey Today!

I’m at Jill Hughey’s blog today sharing my the first sight between Damien and Aurora in Angel’s Assassin.  Please stop by and take a look! 

First Kiss Friday – Thoroughly Modern Amanda by Susan Macatee

Today’s First Kiss Friday featured guest is Susan Macatee, author of historical romance Thoroughly Modern Amanda.  Welcome Susan!  Here’s the first kiss between Amanda Montgomery and Jack Lawton. “Your stepmother told me she returned to the future after being shot.” He brushed a hand over his chest. “I don’t like that idea much.” “There must be […]

Marketing for Your Self Published Book

Marketing for Your Self Published Book

Marketing for traditional publishing is important, but it is so much more important for the indie author.  How do you get your name out there?  How do you let readers know you have a new book out? There are some relatively easy ways to do this.  A website is a must.  A good website.  Attractive […]

It’s Inspirational Quote Monday! #14 of 2013

It’s Inspirational Quote Monday! #14 of 2013

It’s Inspirational Quote Monday! Here’s the quote for the week – “Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I’m not sure about the former.” – Albert Einstein

First Kiss Friday – Vain by Jill Hughey

Today’s First Kiss guest is Jill Hughey, author of historical romance Vain.  Welcome back Jill!  Here’s the first kiss between Lily and Theophilus. This excerpt is from Jill Hughey’s brand new historical romance, Vain, which is book three in the Evolution Series. Lily, abandoned by her tailor father, has been forced to move out of […]

First Kiss Friday – My Daring Highlander by Vonda Sinclair

Today’s First Kiss Friday guest is Vonda Sinclair, author of historical romance My Daring Highlander.  Welcome back Vonda!  Vonda will be giving away an ebook copy of My Daring Highlander to one lucky commenter, so be sure to leave a comment!  Here’s the first kiss between Keegan and Seona. In the near darkness, the rattle […]