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Blog postImpostor’s Lure is full of clever twists that will keep readers guessing right to the stunning conclusion!
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Blog postHunter had one job: open the gateway between worlds to keep his realm alive. He hadn’t counted on betrayal.
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Blog post#OneLineSunday by #RSsos Lines with the topic, CAR
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He climbed back into his car and while Kate watched him drive away, an awful ache grew around her heart.
Kathryn Jane
True to his word, Rowan didn’t budge. The keys dangled from the ignition, but he wouldn’t start the car.
S.A.Taylor
Sharp Blades (work in progress)
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Blog postStep into a world where fairies, dragons, and other magical beings converge in a collection of poetry and short stories inspired by the celebration of Litha, the Summer Solstice.
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Blog postIt Takes Three Simple Steps To Make a Guy Fall in Love with you… Determination. Seduction. Charm. Let the game begin...
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Blog postAn entertaining who-done-it with a surprise ending!
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Blog postAugust is a great time of year to go to the farmers’ markets and hit roadside farm stands for fresh vegetables and fruits. It has been so hot and humid in my neck of the woods that salads are the perfect meals. And we all know how important it is to eat your veggies! Here is my recipe for a ~ Farm Stand Super Salad Makes 2 large or 4 small servings 1 large bunch of arugula, trimmed and
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Blog postIs it the leather? Or is it the ink?
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Blog postA dark storm is brewing in the small coastal town, and everyone is on edge
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Blog postI’m a bit OCD when it comes to numbers. Maybe because I’ve spent the last 25 years of my life working in finance. When I do something and a number is attached, it almost always has to end with a 0 or a 5. If not my eyes start to twitch and my fingers want to grab a red pen like a teacher and start adding or subtracting until I get the desired total. With that thought in mind, I’m going to focus on the number 5. Today, on August 15th, it’s my 45th birthday. Last week, I published my 25th book
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Blog postA note from Laura Kaye: I’m so excited to share Fighting for What’s His, because this story is such a sweet, sexy, and funny roommates-to-lovers and brother’s best friend story!
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Blog postWhat started as an act begins to shift into something more, it might take a village to convince Wade that Arden’s his perfect match.
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Blog postThis story had me going between snorts of laughter, to checking my blood pressure at the adrenaline stirring action sequences. Seriously, so good!
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Blog postNew Day Challenge So, here I sit amid the dog days of August feeling grateful for so many things in life. Loved ones are recovering from serious injury, others were spared from harm in bad accidents. I’ve had unexpected career changes, and though difficult and extremely time-consuming now, it will be so much better for me in the future. So why am I in the dog days then? My entire creative life feels suspended in mid-air. It is either hanging inert above my head or moving so slow any pr
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Blog postAmazon / Select I’ve just released my latest book called Special Agent Charli and I have to share with you that it’s my favorite story so far in my popular, 6-book series called Undercover FBI. The reason is simple. After losing my father earlier in the year, it was a sweet mission to remember him in the best way I could – by introducing him to my world of readers as the lovable character he truly was. He stars in the book and adds so much humor and entertainment to the story, that I kn
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Blog post#OneLineSunday by #RSsos Lines with the topic, TRAIN
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Finally, there was a light at the end of the tunnel that wasn’t an oncoming freight train.
Sam Bradley w/a McKenna Sinclair
While I waited, I gazed out at the bustle of downtown. Streams of people flowed like ants in and out of the plexiglass enclosed entrance to the train station, the surge swellin -
Blog postAfter spending over three decades dreaming about the novels I would write during my retirement years, I was totally unprepared for the tyranny of the blank page. Thankfully, that first bout of writer’s block didn’t last too long. Inspiration came a month later at a creative writing workshop.
Several other bouts followed, some longer than others. Workshops and seminars definitely helped and so did the following strategies:
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Blog postThe last mouthful of a glass of iced tea is sweeter than the rest because the sugar settles to the bottom. Summer is like that too. The first weeks stretch, long and leisurely, full of lingering golden light. At the beginning of the season, eons of time seem to lie ahead. Then August hits. Then the end of August. The light is still glorious, but it fades earlier and earlier each night. The air is still warm, even hot, in the afternoons, but a crispness beneath the heat whispers rumours of fal
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Blog postFirst off, I can’t believe that this is August. What happened to July??? We have a vague memory of fireworks… If you follow my posts you are aware that last fall Christopher and I made a concerted effort to achieve some semblance of balance. Because we are self-employed, work days can be long as things are often project-orientated rather than an hourly wage. We love what we do but after so long in the trenches we realized there was burn out because we weren’t prioritizing US in the mix. We ch
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Blog post#OneLineSunday by #RSsos Lines with the topic, AIRPLANE
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The plane hit a pocket of turbulence and she gasped, her stomach sky-diving down to her toes.
Jacquie Biggar
As the plane rose up into the sky, part of his stomach tried to stay on the ground, but he recovered quickly.
Sam Bradley w/a McKenna Sinclair
A flash of panic made Laura f -
Blog postI love watching animals, which is why I’ve always been thrilled by a trip to the zoo. Because I grew up in Washington, DC, my first memories are of the National Zoo. But even back then, I wondered why the poor bears were in such small cages. In recent years, there have been major improvements in zoo management. One recent trend is for zoos to have fewer species while providing better habitats for the ones they have. On a recent trip to the National Zoo, I found that—wait for it—the only anima
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Blog postI somehow ended up with 3 open containers of cocoa in my pantry and I was looking for a recipe to use up some of it. I found a brownie recipe at Epecurious.com that looked interesting and I did a little fiddling. (I’ll bet you’re not surprised.) The result is rich decadent cocoa brownies that will satisfy anyone’s chocolate craving. Rich Decadent Cocoa Brownies 10 tablespoons butter, melted 3/4 cup white sugar 1/2 cup brown sugar 3/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons cocoa 2 large eg
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Blog postWell, here I am again, attempting to answer another question about favorites—which I really don’t have an answer for. The reason this is difficult for me is because it’s not specific characters who stand out for me as much as it is their traits, personalities and sense of humor, which is why I enjoy specific authors. I guess sometime during the past ten years, I’ve switched my mindset over to writer, even when I am reading a story for enjoyment. These days, I don’t have much opportunity to re
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Blog postI had the unique opportunity to visit Japan a month ago. After a twenty-four hour flight from Florida to Illinois, a four-hour layover in Chicago, and an endless flight to Tokyo we finally arrived TWO days later–because of a thirteen-hour time difference–under a pouring rain. Tokyo is a perfect example of modern capital, with more highrises than Manhattan and as many Toyotas and Hondas! Our organized tour around the huge city revealed a few surprises. Did you know that Tokyo has a Statue of L
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Blog post#OneLineSunday by #RSsos Lines with the topic, JUDGE.
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“No.” Shaking her head vigorously, she crossed her arms firmly. “He has to earn the money. I’m adamant about this.”
Vicki Batman
Olga’s anger had burned. She’d acted like judge and jury without giving Maggie the benefit of a doubt. It hurt.
Jacquie Biggar
I can be myself here becaus -
Blog postPlotting Circles, and why I love them.
Good morning, it’s great to see everyone here. Over the course of my writing career I’ve used many programs and tools to plot. Even though I’m a pantser/plotter, but I always come back to my plotting circle to begin a story.
Everything in the circle is what initial comes to me before I think to write a story. It’s like a movie running in my head. And darn, it always seems to happen just before -
Blog postI’ve written about Technology here before. Those of you who follow me on my blog have read lots of stories about my misadventures. I sort of have a love/hate relationship with the big T.
Last Friday, I was getting my new Surface ready to go to the Saturday NTRWA meeting where were going to have a giant writing fest. Lots of folks were away at RWA, so this was a good plan. So, I charge up the Surface, which I’ve only had a month or two. It’s so light and fits into my purse. Love this a -
Blog post#OneLineSunday by #RSsos Lines with the topic, SENTENCE.
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She took two deep breaths before meeting the heat in Rafe’s eyes. “I thought you had a life sentence.”
Sharon Wray
“You said to ‘look it up in the dic-shun-ry.’”
“Dic-tion-ar-y,” I corrected.
“That’s it. Only we don’t have one.”
Vicki Batman
“I’m so tired of -
Blog post#OneLineSunday by #RSsos Lines all about a WEAPON.
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The opening of the shirt displayed the soft curve of one of her breasts. He yanked his hands from the covers, grabbed the weapon, and walked away from the desirable, but troubled woman.
Marsha West
“Two people were killed with a misericord, a close-quarters combat weapon favored by Fianna warriors. An -
Blog postIn June, I published another indie book. I totally stress over creating covers. As a reader, you may not know what we think when we see a cover. It is so exciting when I open the email. For example, with my story The Great Fruitcake Bake-off, I wanted to see a cake, some baking elements, a prize ribbon. My name and the title. And because the story is a romance, a cute couple.
For my mysteries, Temporarily Employed and Temporarily Insane, I subbed an art sheet with information abo
Books By Jacquie Biggar
Sweet and Sassy at the Beach: Get Swept Away!
Jul 31, 2018
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Tamara Ferguson ,
Jacquie Biggar ,
Mona Risk ,
Dani Haviland ,
Leanne Banks ,
Stephanie Queen ,
Stacy Eaton ,
Nancy Radke ,
Aileen Fish ,
Rachelle Ayala ,
Suzanne Jenkins ,
Susan Jean Ricci
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Mimi Barbour ,
Leanne Banks ,
Joan Reeves ,
Mona Risk ,
Rebecca York ,
Jacquie Biggar ,
Alicia Street ,
Nancy Radke ,
Katy Walters ,
Stephanie Queen ,
Aileen Fish ,
Rachelle Ayala ,
Dani Haviland ,
Traci Hall ,
Taylor Lee ,
Donna Fasano ,
Cynthia Cooke ,
Susan Jean Ricci ,
Tamara Ferguson ,
Suzanne Jenkins ,
Natalie Ann ,
Ev Bishop ,
Alyssa Bailey ,
Stacy Eaton ,
Jen Talty
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This title will be released on October 16, 2018. Pre-order now.
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Mimi Barbour ,
Leanne Banks ,
Jacquie Biggar ,
Mona Risk ,
Nikki Lynn Barrett ,
Alicia Street ,
Donna Fasano ,
Katy Walters ,
Rachelle Ayala
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Mona Risk ,
Tamara Ferguson ,
Joan Reeves ,
Rebecca York ,
Jacquie Biggar ,
Leanne Banks ,
Susan Jean Ricci ,
Natalie Ann ,
Suzanne Jenkins
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Sweet and Sassy Brides
Jun 20, 2018
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Mimi Barbour ,
Jacquie Biggar ,
Alicia Street ,
Dani Haviland ,
Stephanie Queen ,
Stacy Eaton ,
Rachelle Ayala ,
Katy Walters ,
Aileen Fish
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Sweet and Sassy: The Best Kind of Romance
May 24, 2017
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Mimi Barbour ,
Mona Risk ,
Nancy Radk ,
Suzanne Jenkins ,
Jacquie Biggar ,
Tamara Ferguson ,
Leanne Banks ,
Alicia Street ,
Dani Haviland
$0.99
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Enchanted Romances - Magical Passion
Jun 09, 2018
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Mimi Barbour ,
Jacquie Biggar ,
Rachelle Ayala ,
Suzanne Jenkins ,
Dani Haviland ,
Stacy Eaton ,
Katy Walters ,
Susan Jean Ricci
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Leanne Banks ,
Mimi Barbour ,
Joan Reeves ,
Mona Risk ,
Patricia Rosemoor ,
Rebecca York ,
Denise Devine ,
Donna Fasano ,
Traci Hall ,
Taylor Lee ,
Stephanie Queen ,
Jennifer St. Giles ,
Alicia Street ,
Katy Walters ,
Rachelle Ayala ,
Jacquie Biggar ,
Michele Hauf ,
Dani Haviland ,
Nancy Radke ,
Cynthia Cooke
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Sweet and Sassy Christmas - A Time for Romance
Oct 20, 2017
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Mimi Barbour ,
Taylor Lee ,
Jacquie Biggar ,
Dani Haviland ,
Natalie Ann ,
Mona Risk ,
Cynthia Cooke ,
Tamara Ferguson ,
Susan Jean Ricci ,
Alicia Street ,
Suzanne Jenkins
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Sweet and Sassy Valentine
Jan 31, 2018
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Mona Risk ,
Jacquie Biggar ,
Dani Haviland ,
Tamara Ferguson ,
Suzanne Jenkins ,
Alicia Street ,
Leanne Banks ,
Joan Reeves ,
Cynthia Cooke ,
Taylor Lee ,
Susan Jean Ricci ,
Natalie Ann
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Sweet Heat - Where Romance and Suspense Meet
Sep 19, 2017
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Mimi Barbour ,
Tamara Ferguson ,
Suzanne Jenkins ,
Dani Haviland ,
Jacquie Biggar ,
Susan Jean Ricci
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