Sorry I have nothing of interest to report. Went on holiday for a week up north to the Fraser Coast. We had perfect weather almost the entire time, but sadly an less than stellar experience with a tour operator to … Continue reading
My dear friend, Mari Evers, is a wonderful person (not to mention hot as a hot thing!) and a generous beta. But she totally sucks at promotion, which is why I, who even beta’d the damn thing, only just found … Continue reading
FBI Agent Morgan Nash is on assignment in London when his case goes awry and he finds himself moments away from a bullet through the heart. But fate has other plans: Morgan gets knocked out pursuing a suspect… and wakes … Continue reading
I’ve added a couple of entries to Outlaw Reviews: Son of a Gun by AM Riley Lies and Consequences by Kaje Harper Dragon Streets by Jeff Pearce Death by Misfortune by AM Riley I’ve also read the Vampire Moon and … Continue reading
[shuddup if you ain't in Sunday yet. You will be soon ] M. Chandler has gifted us with another Shadow of the Templar short: What comes naturally. Lovely. And I have been gorging myself on a new to me writer, … Continue reading
Looked at my Smashwords salesheet (I love being able to see my sales in real time!) and saw there was a debit/refund of $26, all relating to purchases made in February. There’s a note at the top of the salesheet … Continue reading
Because in 17 sleeps, this will be released! I read this while it was being shopped around, and I can confidentially reveal that Tamara Allen has done it again. Rich, well-researched, with wonderful characters and settings, The Only Gold is … Continue reading
And one of the books which did it for her, was my own Impedimenta. So hop on over to see what she said!
I pulled my finger out and did some reviews which may interest you: Uneven by Anah Crow Tatterdemalion by Anah Crow and Dianne Fox The Banshee’s Walk by Frank Tuttle Enjoy!
Someone requested well-written free to read m/m short stories over at the Slash Pile recently, so I put together a list. Since it was so much work, I thought I’d reproduce it here “The Heart May be Tiny but the … Continue reading
