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Blog postWhile reading Her Mercy, there might be some terms you aren’t familiar with, or places you need a refresher for. I’ve put together a glossary of biker slang and club roles, as well as terms special to the River Reapers MC, plus locations.
Looking for the character guide? Click here!
Cara’s: A diner on 63 that many of the River Reapers frequent Cara’s.
Colors: A logo of sorts that adorns the back of MC members’ cuts. Usually embroidered onto the leather. The River Reape -
Blog postAs the River Reapers MC series grows, you might have a hard time keeping track of all the characters. (I know I do, sometimes!) The following is an appendix of the characters and their relationships as of the novella Her Mercy. This novella can be read as a standalone, and takes place between Books 2 and 3 in the series.) Find those books here.
Abraham: Non-officer member of the River Reapers MC. He is a barber and is in a serious relationship with his boyfriend Rui. Beer Can: The Sergean -
Blog postThere’s a lot happening in these River Reapers MC books, so you’re bound to forget something. Shoutout to Molli Moran for suggesting I write up recaps. I decided to do them as blog posts instead, as Amazon only allows for 10 percent of bonus content in an ebook.
Are you looking for the recap for Book 1, A Disturbing Prospect? Click here.
Before You Read Take a look at potential triggers, and check out the glossary of biker terms. There’s also a handy character guide.
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Blog postI had my liver scan last week. No scarring, which is awesome news! I can breathe just a little bit easier. Or should I say, a liver bit easier. Heh.
I’m still waiting on my blood work results. I think the actual labs came in, I’m just waiting for my GI to review everything. The waiting is agonizing. I just want to know what is going on and when I can start medication for my UCTD/Lupus.
I’ve been flaring.
Flaring like crazy: fatigue, face rash, hair loss, nose/mouth sor -
Blog postAlthough I purposely wrote Her Mercy to be a bit less dark than A Disturbing Prospect and A Risky Prospect, it still contains some themes that might be uncomfortable or even triggering for some readers. As a rape survivor, I am a huge supporter of trigger warnings in entertainment; I cannot tell you how many seemingly fluffy romances I picked up, only to find themes I wasn’t mentally prepared for. When you have PTSD or something else you struggle with, being equipped is an essential tool in y
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Blog postI recently started putting more energy into my Instagram posts. Before, my feed was just kinda whatever I felt like posting. I’m not a great photographer, and the lighting in my apartment sucks, so the results were usually pretty meh. But I love the pretty book porn on #bookstagram, and I wanted to grow my following, so I decided to get better at it.
Right off the bat, I stopped using the default Instagram filters. Don’t get me wrong—I love them. But I wanted to stand out and look a b -
Blog postAfter learning that my liver levels were improving, I’d hoped that I’d be able to inject Methotrexate again soon. My joint pain and stiffness are back, putting quite a damper on my daily activities, so I’ve been a little anxious about flaring uncontrolled. I did my repeat liver panel yesterday, for my rheumatologist, and just so happened to have a followup with my primary this morning. They’re both in the same medical group, so they have instant access to each other’s labs, notes, etc.
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Blog postI got my new labs back yesterday. My liver levels are better, but they’re still a little elevated. I have to hold Methotrexate for another two weeks, and repeat the labs. I have awful cell service in my apartment, so I wasn’t able to ask my rheumatologist’s assistant all of my many questions. I was able to ask her if my rheumatologist thinks the elevated liver levels is the MTX. She does, which is sort of a relief; I did not want another health issue to manage. I also got to ask her if she th
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Blog postI’ve been getting a few questions since I announced I’m signing at RomantiConn, so I figured I’d throw together a FAQ post in case anyone else had the same questions. If you don’t see your question here, please comment or email me and I’ll find out for you.
Which ticket should I buy? That’s totally up to you! Aside from the signing on Saturday, there are four other events:
Welcome Cocktail Party on Friday, August 2nd, from 6:30 to 8:00 PM Breakfast with Authors on Saturday, Augus -
Blog postI’m absolutely pumped to announce I’ll be signing at the first ever RomantiConn in Trumbull, CT on August 2nd & 3rd! There is nothing like this in CT or even New England, so it’s thrilling to be part of this from the very beginning. If you live in the area, come get a signed paperback and take a selfie with me!
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I’ll have exclusive swag, a free ebook giveaway, and a surprise. Plus, there will be tons of other romance authors for you to meet. We’re kicki -
Blog postI’ve been trying to grab up my name .com for years to no avail. For a long time it belonged to a real estate agent with the same name. She either retired or forgot to renew her domain, because a couple years back, some company or other grabbed it up and threw it up for resale.
For, oh, almost $800.
Needless to say, I’ll probably never own my name .com.
My second choice was ElizabethBaroneBooks.com, but I kept putting it off. Until this website somehow blew up. I don’t -
Blog postMaybe it’s the time of year, or the year I’ve had, but I woke up feeling so grateful this morning. I have so much to be thankful for right now.
I’m so grateful for all of my readers, who stick by me through all the ups and downs of publishing, not to mention having a chronic illness. I frequently have to change plans, and while that bums me out, your support helps me get through. I’m seven years into my career, and I still feel so blessed that anyone wants to read my words.
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Blog postHello, lovelies! Just a heads up, I’m deactivating my Patreon for now. I’ve just got too many balls in the air (heh), and I don’t feel right having patrons when I’m unable to keep up with rewards. I’m so thankful to all of you for being my patrons—thank you, thank you, thank you!!
If you’d like to support me in other ways, you still can!
Shop in my online store Buy me a coffee via PayPal Leave a review Like and share my Facebook posts I know many of you already do all these th -
Blog postHere’s the news I teased yesterday: Kobo Writing Life nominated the cover of The Stairs Between Us as one of their favorites of 2018!
They’re running a contest for the best cover of 2018 in several categories. You can vote for The Stairs Between Us in the romance category from now ’til Thursday, November 22nd at 11 p.m. EST.
VOTE HERE
The cover was designed by the lovely and talented Natasha Snow.
Right now, The Stairs Between Us is also being featured on Radis -
Blog postRadish is featuring The Stairs Between Us as a reader favorite this month!
Last time I checked, it had almost 6,000 views. Cue me doing a happy dance in my chair!
You can start reading it now in the Radish app on your phone or tablet. The first three chapters are free.
Prefer an ebook or paperback? Pop over here!
I’ve got some more exciting news I’ll be announcing tomorrow. In the meantime, can you believe I took this pic in my backyard only a week ago?
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Blog postThis month’s going to be really hard for me.
I think I’m not supposed to talk about this sort of thing as a human and as an author, but how can I not, when it’s such a big part of my life? How can I not, when I’ve been so erratic in the writing community lately and my readers are wondering what the hell I’m doing?
Here it is. *deep breath*
At the end of this month, I’ve finally got my disability hearing.
It’s been a journey, to say the least. I’ve had round aft -
Blog postWhile I haven’t had cable in years and I’m kind of sad I miss out on the movie marathons, Mike and I make due with Netflix and our extensive DVD collection.
I love horror movies.
It’s one of the first things I bonded with Mike over, and even now it’s our go to date night. My mom brainwashed my sister and me from a young age, and I was thrilled that Mike had the same treatment. While it’s hard for me to pick just five, I’ve narrowed it down (in no particular order).
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Blog postThe soundtrack for my weekend was Sia’s “I Go to Sleep.”
This weekend I took my first dose of Methotrexate. I sort of knew what to expect, so I prepared for the worst and hoped for the best. Between what my rheumatologist told me and what I read online, I was fully prepared to puke my guts out in between sleeping like the dead.
I’m supposed to take four pills once a week, so I took half of them at midnight and the other half Saturday morning, thinking it’d help curb any nausea -
Blog postTomorrow I start Methotrexate.
You’d think I’d be nervous, considering Plaquenil messed up my stomach and Sulfasalazine messed up my mind. I’m a little nervous, in the sense that I really, really want this new med to work.
Third time’s gotta be the charm, right?
My rheumatologist is starting me on a low dose. I asked how long it takes to work and she said it varies, so in the meantime, we increased my Prednisone again.
*cut to me climbing on the ceiling like Sp -
Blog postI’ve been taking Sulfasalazine for almost three weeks now. I started feeling… off. More anxious. Mood swings. Indecisive. Unfocused.
At first, I thought it was just a combination of some stress in my life, plus tapering off Prednisone. But every time I moved past different stressors, another stepdown of Prednisone, a bout of PTSD, I didn’t feel much better. I felt worse.
I just didn’t feel like myself.
I knew how I felt wasn’t “me,” that something was wrong. I just cou
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