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Blog postFriday Features’ Guest talks about Spring time, romance, and cooking by Sloane Taylor Spring is an amazing time of year and my favorite because that’s when the Earth comes alive. All sorts of beautiful things happen. Trees are budding, tender plants push through the ground, and romance is in the air and warm weather is just a few weeks away.
I am a romantic through and through. Always have been and with any luck I always will be. Romance is much more than a quick trip to tangle the -
Blog postWednesday Special Spotlight Shines On A new recipe from Stella May who brings us her favorite cookie. This is my hubby’s favorite cookie. I must admit it is mine, too. I hope you like them as well. My recipe makes 10 – 12 medium cookies or 7 – 8 large ones.
Almond Cookies
4 egg whites, right out of the refrigerator*
⅓ cup organic sugar, or ½ cup for a sweeter taste
1 tsp. almond extract
1 cup almond flour (I use super-fine blanched)
Almo -
Blog postTell Again Tuesday A blog series where we shamelessly share posts from others that we have enjoyed.
World Building: Friendship By Cindy Tomamichel A social structure is part of many species’ daily interactions, and certainly a big part of what it is to be human, so it probably goes for aliens as well. To boldly seek out – new friends? What role does friendship play in novels?
If the pandemic and associated lockdowns have taught us anything, it is the v -
Blog postFriday Features Cover Reveal A new Regency Romance Drama by Vonnie Hughes Coming soon from The Wild Rose Press! Acclaimed author Vonnie Hughes has written another exciting Regency romance drama with just a bit of fluff and interesting facts sprinkled in. This is novel is destined to soar on the bestseller lists!
Vonnie Hughes is a multi-published author in both Regency books and contemporary suspense. She loves the intricacies of the social rules of the Regency period -
Blog postWednesday Special Spotlight Shines On Air conditioning
The invention we can’t live without! What to you is the greatest invention in human history? The wheel? Sliced bread? Electricity (not exactly an invention)? The light bulb? The list is endless of the various inventions in human history, but only one that helps when the temperatures move beyond 90 degrees, can there be any doubt that our most amazing piece of technology is the air conditioner?
In 1902 Willis Carrier creat -
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Using Core Wounds in Your Stories By Jeanine Englert In February I did a talk at my local writing chapter. My focus was on how to improve the first line, page, and chapter of your book. In it I discussed one of my favorite ways of doing just that by exposing layers of your characters a bit at a time by showing snippets of their core wounds.
So, what are -
Blog postFriday Features We talk about Taking a free trip to Scotland Many books require research, and The Mercenary and the Shifters was no exception. We had to research a bunch of things for this book, but our favorite was the Hebrides Islands in Scotland. It’s a lot of fun when your book requires you to visit other countries. In The Mercenary and the Shifters-Book Four of The Turning Stone Chronicles, our hero goes to the Hebrides in Scotland.
We have never been to Scotland, but it’s some -
Blog postWednesday Special Spotlight Shines On The heroine of our book, Son of the Moonless Night, with ten facts about her. One of the fun things about creating characters is coming up with quirks, personality traits, and interesting tidbits about their personal background. Katrina Romanovski is one of our reader’s favorite characters. We’ve already been asked if she is going to appear in another book. Much to the reader’s dismay, we wouldn’t reveal the answer.
Here are ten interesting facts -
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How to Write a Novel: A 12-Step Guide By Jerry Jenkins You’ve always wanted to write a novel. But something’s stopped you.
Maybe you’ve tried before, only to get a few, or several, pages in and lose steam because:
Your story idea didn’t hold up
You couldn’t overcome procrastination
You feared your writing wasn’t good enough
You r -
Blog postFriday Features’ Guest talks about Once again treading the boards by Anne Montgomery My mom threw herself a 96th birthday party, thinking it would be her last project. But she was wrong.
Last year, my mother announced she would be throwing herself a birthday party. The event was a command performance, and since no one in the family wanted to tangle with Mary Anne, we all dutifully arrived at my mom’s independent living facility outside of Denver in July for the festivities.
Titles By C. D. Hersh
Can't Stop the Music (The Soul Mate Tree Book 2)
Feb 15, 2017
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C.D. Hersh
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Blood Brothers (The Turning Stone Chronicles Book 2)
Oct 29, 2014
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C. D. Hersh
$2.99
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