Bring Him Gold cover….


Normally I’d wait until Monday to share this beautiful cover, but I had to show everyone how awesome Trace is. It’s perfect. 😀 Bring Him Gold is the sequel to Embrace My Reflection…and we get to see how Lucius and Ronnie are doing. 🙂 I can’t wait for everyone to read it. 😀 It’ll be out on Feb. 12th.

Back to your regularly scheduled day…lmao.

Finally Friday….


Hello everyone….the next stop on the Cock & Bull Blog Tour is Marie Sexton’s blog where she has JP Bowie visiting. Here’s the link. Click on it…and check out what JP’s talking about. Don’t forget to comment for the possibility to win prizes…lol.

Writing has been going really well this week. I’m ready to break 10k on Gypsies, which is important…lol. And I’m almost ready to break 20k on The Deepest Cut, my next Young Adult novel. Woot! Both stories need to be at least 50k before I can call them done, and I’m thinking TDC might be closer to 60k, not entirely sure on that yet.

Not sure if I mentioned it or not, but over the week between Christmas Eve and New Year’s, I got the idea for a f/f Young Adult story titled Pursuing Hope. Now this isn’t an angsty story or anything like that. Just a girl trying to find the perfect date for prom, and her perfect date would just happen to be another girl. I think I went for non-angsty because I’ve never written a f/f story before, so I thought I’d try something light and fun instead. It’s with my editor right now, and I’m hoping to hear something good about it, but if they decide not to take it, I’ll figure something else out for it. Will I ever write another f/f? Who knows? It’ll all depend on the plot ideas I get. I’m not saying I won’t do it again. 😀

Okay…well, I have to get to writing. I hope you all have a fabulous Friday…and a wonderful weekend.

Cock & Bull Blog Tour happening now…


Today, it’s Freddy MacKay’s turn to host Marie Sexton and here’s the link to Freddy’s blog. Click here. Remember every time you comment, you’re entered in the big grand prize drawing at the end of the blog tour. 🙂

If you stopped by for the next installment of my blog story, just scroll down. It’s here…lol

Hunky Wednesday


I love this picture…and I actually have a story
started that would work with him. Definitely going to have to add it to my inspiration file…lol


Okay so don’t forget the Cock and Bull Blog Tour is up and running. I started it off with Julia Knight. Yesterday Julia had LA Witt at her blog. Today, LA Witt has Freddy MacKay visiting. Here’s the link for LA’s blog.

Remember every time you comment at the different blogs, you get entered into a contest. At the end of the blog tour, three names will be drawn…and grand prize is a $150 Amazon GC. the other two prizes are Amazon gcs as well. Woot!

If you want the schedule of where everyone will be during the tour, click on the icon and it’ll take you to the main list with links to each of the blogs involved. 🙂



Now, my writing is going well. Getting back into the swing of things with Gypsies. Yay! Once that’s finished, I’ll be working on the sequel to Out of Light into Darkness, featuring Andor’s demon bodyguard. Of course, there will be other stories being crafted along the way as well. I can’t seem to work on just one at a time. My muse (or mind) won’t let me.

I hope you stop by the blog tour. It’s a fun one. Have a great day.

Cock and Bull Blog Tour



Please welcome Julia Knight to the blog, everyone. She’s kicking off the Cock and Bull Tour by visiting with us. Just so you know, Julia’s story does have girlie bits in it, but we won’t hold it against her. 😀 The rest of the books being promoted on the blog tour are m/m.

Her book, The Viking’s Sacrifice, is available today at Carina Press. Here’s the link, so go check it out. But to give you a taste of the book, I interviewed Einar, the hero of The Viking’s Sacrifice. It was a little difficult since he can’t talk, but we managed.

Here we go:

1) What is your position in the village?

Once I was Einar the young, the strong, Einar Sheen-Mane, third son of the jarl. Those days are long gone. Now I’m Wry-Foot, Coward, and my name is Toki, the fool.

2) What do you like best about being a Viking?

We’re men of Thor, sons of Odin. Men and women of honour and our word is like iron.

3) How long have you been silent?

Eight years.

4) Is it magically impossible to talk?

I—I can talk but if I do, I’m afraid it will fall out of me, the secret I’m cursed not to speak. The curse is strong magic, rune-cut and dipped in my blood so that if I speak of it, my family will die.

5) How do you communicate with others?

Not many care enough to know what I say, but I can make basic signs.

6) What is it that draws you to Wilda?

She sees Red-Thor in me—thinks that I’m brave. I’m not, am the coward they think me, but I would be brave for her, would make her the free woman she was meant to be.

7) Why did you save her the first time?

She was afraid, but trying to master it. I understood that.

8) What were the consequences?

I saved her – and she saved me. Without her, I would have died that day under my own brother’s blade. And without her I would never have gained the courage to face a murderer.

9) After everything that has happened since you saved Wilda, can you say it was worth it?

Everything is worth it for Wilda.

Thank you, Einar, for joining us and sharing some painful emotions with us.

And thank you, Julia, for stopping by as well. Here’s the blurb for The Viking’s Sacrifice.

Blurb:

Viking raiders destroyed Wilda’s home. She witnessed the murder of her mother and would have been killed herself if it weren’t for the Viking boy Einar, who saved her from his ruthless brother. The blood and murder left Wilda cold and shorn of feeling.

Eight years later, the heathens return for Wilda. As a captive in the Viking village, she finds protection and silent comfort in the man who once gallantly saved her.

Einar has been cursed to silence by his brother. With the dark net of his brother’s power cast over their village, silence is a small price to pay for his family’s safety. But Einar is immediately drawn to Wilda, and the need to protect her from his brother awakens his Viking courage. Can Einar break his brother’s curse in time to save the village and the woman he loves?

You can find out more about Julia Knight, her books and reviews, at http://juliaknight.co.uk or find her on twitter @Knight_Julia

Also, Julia would like to give one lucky commenter their choice of either The Viking’s Sacrifice or Ten Ruby Trick. You can check out the blurb for Ten Ruby Trick at Julia’s website.

Thank you all for stopping by, and remember tomorrow the tour will be at Julia’s blog where she’ll be hosting L.A. Witt.

Last Friday of the Year


Wow….Sunday is the start of a whole new year. I have to say this year flew by. It was like I blinked on January 1st, 2011, and suddenly here we are, Dec. 30th of the same year. What happened to all that time in between? Where did it go?

I have to admit 2011 was an experiment to see if I could write full time without allowing myself to be distracted and find better things to do while I’m home. I think I did a pretty good job all things considered. I’ve proven I can do it, and financially it worked out as well. So I guess I get to stay home another year. 😀

Good thing too, considering how many books I have on my calendar to write next year. Twelve are already contracted, and six of those are written. I have eleven more I’d like to finish next year as well. We’ll see what happens. That might too ambitious, and I might end up moving a few of them to 2013, but who knows? I might surprise myself…lol

Oh, and starting on January 2nd, I’ll be part of a blog tour called Cock and Bull Blog Tour. There’s fifteen of us, and there will be prizes. If you follow the tour, every comment you make along the way enters you into the grand prize contest. Which are some serious Amazon gcs. Also, there will individual prizes given out along the way. So you have the opportunity to win twice.

I’m up first on the blog tour, and I’ll be hosting Julia Knight…who also happens to be the only author in the tour who has girly bits in her story, but I promise her story is great. So I hope you look forward to that.

Also, I hope you all had a great 2011, and have a safe and fun New Year’s Eve and Day. 🙂 See you in the new year.

The Longest Stride Cover



This is the awesome cover to The Longest Stride, my first release of the new year. 🙂 I think it’s perfect for the book, which comes out January 22nd. It will also go into print some time in Feb.

I’m working on a short YA story titled Pursuing Hope. It’s quite a departure for me because it’s a lesbian story. I got the idea on Christmas Eve, and it hasn’t let me go, so I’ve been working on it every day since. I’m hoping it’ll turn out all right. Like I said, it’s something different for me, but I had to write it. We’ll see if Featherweight will want it when I’m done. If not, I might publish it on my own. Who knows?

The other books are coming along as well. I’m trying to refrain from starting any new books until I get some of the ones already on my schedule done. 🙂 It’s working pretty well, except for the YA story…lol. When I get PH done, I’ll get back into the swing of Gypsies to get that done.

I hope you have an exciting Wednesday.

The Second Horseman has been released.


War, the second book in my The Four Horsemen series is available now from Total e-Bound. Click here to check it out. It’s my last release for the year. 🙂 I thought I’d give you the blurb and an excerpt.

Book two in The Four Horsemen Series

Fighting the battle in his own heart, War must find peace before he can find love.

War destroyed an entire tribe of innocent people when he was human, all because his best friend lied to him. His guilt brings him a destiny he never planned. As the Red Horseman, War spends the centuries creating battles and wars between countries to restore balance in the world. While he accepts the job to atone for his sins, he wishes he didn’t cause men to kill each other. War lives a solitary life, without hope of ever finding forgiveness.

From the mountains of Afghanistan to the plains of Kansas, and to the steppes of Mongolia, Russell Heinz searches for peace. He’s battling survivor’s guilt after having two members of his army unit die within feet of him. His own mind shuts down, and Russell spends time in a mental ward, dreaming of a man with blood-red hair and all-black eyes. Unsure if the man is real or just a figment of his wounded mind, Russell heads to Mongolia, looking for forgiveness of his own.

Separately, Russell and War fight their own personal demons. Together, they find peace in a love tested by the fires of battle.

Reader Advisory: This book is best read in sequence as part of a series

Enjoy! Hope you all had a wonderful Christmas…and a marvelous Boxing Day for those who celebrate it. 🙂


Wild day


Yesterday was taken up with doing edits, and finishing up my Christmas shopping. So I didn’t have any time to work on They Walk Among Us. I was bushed when I got home last night, and all I did was veg in front of the TV for an hour before I went to bed…lol

Don’t worry. The next installment will be up tomorrow for your enjoyment. 🙂 I’m working on Gypsies as well. I hope everyone likes this new trilogy as much as I like the idea of it…lol. Gypsies is the first one in the series.

Well, I have a lot of writing to do, so I’m going to wish you all a Happy Thursday…and be safe.

Wednesday Hunks


wow…only four more days to Christmas. Yikes! Have to finish up my shopping. I hate waiting until the last minute to get stuff.

Well, I’m editing a book today, and it needs to be done asap. So I’m not sure if I’ll be able to get to the next installment for They Walk Among Us, but if I don’t, I will get it done for you all on Friday. I promise.

Have a great Wednesday, everyone. 🙂