This week, my wonderful efriends are helping me launch my latest prehistoric fiction novel, The Quest for Home. Driven from her home. Stalked by enemies. Now her closest ally may be a traitor. A few early reviews… “A Quest for Home hits the ground running.” —C. Lee McKenzie, author of Not Guilty “I can’t begin … Continue reading
I’m finally done! The Quest for Home is ready! Based on a true story, this is the unforgettable saga of hardship and determination, conflict and passion as early man makes his way across Eurasia, fleeing those who would kill him. He must be bigger-than-life, prepared time and again to do the impossible because nothing less … Continue reading
I am so excited to be part of Sandra Cox’s launch of her new Western, ThunderTree. I love Westerns, can’t find enough great ones, and have been waiting for Sandra’s next since I finished her last, SilverHills (here’s my review). I pre-ordered ThunderTree and will review it after the July 22nd release. Until then, I’ll … Continue reading
Today, I’m over at Sally Cronin’s Smorgasbord Blog Magazine, to share my newest book, Survival of the Fittest. Come visit! Continue reading
I’m excited to announce that good efriend, Grace Allison’s newest YA book, Einstein’s Compass, is now available on Amazon. She offered me an ARC prior to publication–which I grabbed. Albert Einstein’s intellect stuns me–the way he connects the dots but also can communicate his brilliant thoughts to commoners like me. So the idea of writing … Continue reading
I’m excited to join Raimey Gallant’s #AuthorToolbox monthly blog hop (around the third Wednesday of each month) with the theme of resources/learning for authors. Post are related to the craft of writing, editing, querying, marketing, publishing, blogging tips for authors, reviews of author-related products, anything that an author would find helpful. Hoppers share our experiences as … Continue reading
With the end of AtoZ Challenge, it’s good to evaluate successes and failures. AtoZ is a massive commitment (a post a day for a month; lots of visits to new bloggers–overall, a couple hours a day in my case). This is my second time on this popular blog hop and my question is, Do I … Continue reading
As I prepare to launch my next novel and first historic fiction in my Man vs. Nature series, I arrive at a faceplant moment: My marketing sucks. To that end, I picked up James Scott Bell’s book, Marketing for Writers Who Hate Marketing: The No-Stress Way to Sell Books Without Losing Your Mind (Compendium Press … Continue reading
I just signed up (for the second year) for the much-applauded, highly-acclaimed writer’s blog hop called A to Z Challenge. My theme: Oops. Come visit March 19th for my theme reveal! More on A to Z Challenge: Should I do AtoZ Next Year? Today’s #AtoZChallenge : Xenofiction #AtoZChallenge Reflection Jacqu, Murray is the author of the popular Building … Continue reading
Believe it or not, there is an International Blog Delurking Week that traditionally takes place in the first full week of January. It’s an opportunity for bloggers to find out who quietly reads their blog without commenting. As Melissa the founder of this event says: “…there is a huge discrepancy between the number of readers in actuality … Continue reading
