The heroine – In the last blog, I talked about the hero. It’s time for the heroine to have her moment.Heroines are easier for me to write then heroes.Part of myself goes into each heroine I create.Some of my fears, insecurities and strengths are infused into each character. As with the hero, I start writing […]
Here’s the quote for the week – “I love writing. I love the swirl and swing of words as they tangle with human emotions.” – James Michener
An excerpt from my romance novel, Midnight Shadow – the hero comes face to face with his enemy! – The Midnight Shadow! In my castle! “You!” Terran instinctively reached for his sword, but it wasn’t there. He wasn’t dressed for battle. He opened his mouth to shout for the guards, but the Midnight Shadow hit […]
Here’s the quote for the week – ““To write what is worth publishing, to find honest people to publish it, and get sensible people to read it, are the three great difficulties in being an author.” – Charles Caleb Colton
From my romance book, A Knight of Honor – A tempting offer between the hero and heroine – Slane moved down the stairs. “I’ll wager your freedom and a month’s pay against your staying with me until we reach Castle Donovan.” He saw the glimmer of interest in her eyes. Bless her greedy little heart, he […]
The hero – As I’ve said, I am a tried and true pantser. I will sometimes start a book without doing any back story for my characters. For me, it’s an ideal way to get to know them. I start writing knowing that my first draft will not be my last. I’ve already written a […]
