Welcome to a world of romance and suspense

Why is it that some people find love so easily and for others it is so hard? For most of us it is because life experiences teach us that things are not always as they seem. Often what a person presents to us on the outside is not what they are on the inside, or at least not the total picture. That is why I write "between the lines." I look for the emotion, the meaning that is hidden, unsaid, in each person as their life and love plays out.

I also write in two romance subgenres—Romantic Women's Fiction and Romantic Suspense with a near future twist. Like many readers, some of the time I want to be on the edge of my seat wondering how the hero or heroine is going to come out alive. At other times I just want to follow the journey of a woman as she overcomes challenges, balances work and family, and falls in love without being in physical danger. Of course, in both my suspense and women's fiction the heart is always in danger.

My books are about those men and women who find it difficult to trust, to fall in love, because of their wounded past. Whether wounded by parents, siblings, personal trauma, or divorce, my heroes and heroines find the strength to overcome their pasts and to reach out to someone else—a friend, a child, a parent—and to fight for justice and happiness for themselves and for those who cannot fight. In so doing they open themselves to their true passion—a passion for life and for love. I hope you will join me and my characters in these wonderful journeys of the heart.

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Virtual Book Tour for October

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14 Tour Stops for October

Grand Prize is a Wi-Fi Kindle or Nook
for someone who follows the entire tour

Note: Each book excerpt on the blog tour will be different. If you follow all the blogs in order, you'll get the first 50+ pages read!

  1. Stop Date What's Happening?
    eReading on the Cheap Oct. 7 Book Excerpt and Giveaway Winner: Therese!
    Me And Reading Oct 8 Interview and Giveaway Winner: Alison !
    The Wormhole Oct. 9 Book Excerpt and Giveaway Winner: Debbie!.
    Paranormal Opinion Oct. 10 Book Excerpt and Giveaway Winner: BK Walker !
    Getting Naughty Between the Stacks Oct. 12 Book Feature and Giveaway Winner: S Strode !
    Hesperia Loves Books Oct. 13 Interview and Giveaway Winner: Krystal !
    Reviews By Molly Oct. 15 Book Review and Giveaway Winner: PB Clark !
    Book Sake Oct. 17 Book Excerpt and Giveaway Winner: Missy !
    Donna's Blog Home Oct. 18 Interview and Review
    The Bookish Snob Oct. 19 Excerpt
    Kelsey's Book Corner Oct. 20 Book Review and Giveaway Winner: Francine!
    Sizzling Hot Books Oct. 21 Book Review and Giveaway Winner: Shanaboo!

     

    OCTOBER 30th! ereader winner selected!!!

     

    Oct. 22 -30

     

    Wrap Up Contest, Those who followed entire blog are entered into chance at the grand prize--your own ereader! Winner picked using random.org on October 30th.

    Congratulations
    Michele (chelbar) !!!

    You chose a Kindle and it is
    on it's way to your house.

    Enter to Win Kindle or Nook


     

     

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    Don't Forget the Full Moon Web Hunt still going on at Night Owl Reviews (see banner to left). Over 100 prizes, including giant baskets with lots and lots of books and other goodies. This is a very cool contest with lots of chances to win and you get to know many new authors. I'm participating as one of the author's in the hunt with prizes in the grand prize giveaway.

    How do you get a chance to win? Visit each sponsors website by clicking on the links on the Night Owl Reviews Web Hunt page and find the special hidden graphic with a word. Once you've found them all you can enter for one of the five amazing huge prize baskets. Enjoy and good luck!

     

     

     

     

     


Quote for the month...

"One writes to make a home for oneself, on paper, in time, in others' minds." -- Alfred Kazin