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Blog postFriends, it has been awhile. Tami Dee and I got busy with life, and as much as we loved this series, we werent paying much attention to it. Then our publisher closed. Wow — an opportunity to re-read, re-edit and re-release our books! And to re-turn to writing the remaining books in the series. Here is the first in the Time After Time Saga, Animal Instinct, in both Kindle and paperback.
On Detective Sean Barnett’s first day at work his police dog’s reaction to a bee sting r -
Blog postMy husband’s great-grandmother came from Ireland, and some of what we learned about her in our family history research provided some of the most dramatic elements of Pioneer Instinct. Here is an excerpt from this Irish immigrant heroine’s story. Except for the time-traveling enemy, the homesteading story in Wyoming is very much true to her life.
From Pioneer Instinct: Eliza pushed the broad-brimmed hat back off her forehead with the shove of a gloved hand. From the back of her tall ma -
Blog postI am a guest today on Sharon Lathan’s blog. Stop by to read an excerpt from a Thanksgiving scene and enter for a chance to win. http://sharonlathanauthor.com/lynette-endicott
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Blog postOut of Agony, Book 4 in the Starting Over Series, is now available in paperback.
Brian Van Pelt has barely survived an anguished year of loss, hiding his sorrows under the facade of a cool and uncaring attorney. Not able to deny his grief any longer, heartache drives him to collapse and his life takes an unexpected turn.
When Jessie Ingram comes to work at his law firm, she is intrigued by the conflicting darkness of Brian’s behavior and the tender inconsistencies that hint at -
Blog postBrian Van Pelt has barely survived an anguished year of loss, hiding his sorrows under the facade of a cool and uncaring attorney. Not able to deny his grief any longer, heartache drives him to collapse and his life takes an unexpected turn.
When Jessie Ingram comes to work at his law firm, she is intrigued by the conflicting darkness of Brian’s behavior and the tender inconsistencies that hint at something deeper within him.
Despite her interest, she has her own pain, support -
Blog postJordan never expected to be a single mom. As a disability rights attorney she has a full life even before baby. As a blind mom she builds a network of support after her husband, David, runs fast and far because he doesn’t want to hurt her or their baby with his addiction. David’s arrest and jail time give him time to think and determination to get his life back together. Will Jordan trust him enough to let him back into their life?
This is Book Five in the Starting Over Series. My wor -
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Blog postI am excited to share with you the HUGE GIVEAWAY that my publicity firm, Gliterary Girl Media Group, has announced! Meet all of the Authors who are part of GGM and Fall in love with them and their books!
KIRSTEN OSBOURNE
Kirsten Osbourne hails from the state of Wisconsin, but has lived in Texas for almost thirty years. She is a mother, a writer, and a wife. Married to the love of her life for fifteen years, she knows that true love exists -
Blog postHow long have you been writing? Do you have any other publications? A lifelong poet and storyteller, I started writing seriously 16 years ago. My first novel, The Privateer, was published originally in 2008. My other books include contemporary and historical adventurous romances. Death Cheater is a prequel to Cheated, and was my first paranormal. What is your beverage of choice as you write? (For example, I am a hot tea drinker, brewed with great whole leaf tea.) I’m a bottl
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Blog postLynette: You write inspirational paranormal stories. That is fascinating to me because Tami and I got a little bit of flack for our series in the same genre. Do you find that some readers who prefer “inspirational” are uncomfortable with “paranormal”? What would you say to show them that the two can coexist? Danielle: I feel strongly that what we call paranormal is actually an aspect of spirituality. Whether we call our spirits angels, ghosts, or even just souls, Christianity is based on
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Blog postAs I struggled with completing my latest manuscript — Book #9 — I wondered what happened? Was I getting tangled in the technical details? (The heroine is blind and writing from her point of view can’t include visual descriptions.) Why wasn’t the story taking off? Why wasn’t it as fun as writing usually is for me?
The answer hit me when I read fellow author J. Morgan’s blog today. Check it out: http://jennmorgan69.wordpress.com/2014/09/07/passion-in-reading/
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