Macabre Sanctuary
Sep 30, 2016Unshod
May 12, 2016Quantum Wanderlust
Sep 16, 2017Bright Lights and Candle Glow
Nov 27, 2016Bleeding Heart (Medici Protectorate Book 1)
Aug 11, 2015by Staci TroiloLaci & Del: 12 Months, 12 Chances
Feb 3, 2016by Staci TroiloPride and Fall (Cathedral Lake Book 3)
Dec 15, 2016by Staci TroiloOut and About (Cathedral Lake Book 2)
Dec 10, 2015by Staci TroiloType and Cross (Cathedral Lake Book 1)
Dec 29, 2014by Staci TroiloGet it TODAY, Jun 17FREE Shipping on eligible ordersIn StockMore Buying Choices
Other Formats:Hardcover- by Pamela Foster and Dusty Richards
Mind Control (Medici Protectorate Book 2)
Jun 23, 2016by Staci TroiloBody Armor (Medici Protectorate)
Nov 2, 2017by Staci Troilo
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Blog postThis week, my inspirational quote is a little different than usual. Father’s Day is Sunday, so that’s where my thoughts are—not on the week behind me, but on a day coming up. I’ve been blessed with many wonderful examples of fatherhood. My grandfather and my father were everything a girl could have asked for: strong, … Continue reading Author Inspiration and This Week’s Writing Links
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Blog postI love hosting authors here, and I’m never happier to do it than when I know the writer and her work—and LOVE both. Mae Clair has been here before, and she’s always entertaining and always offering a fascinating story. Today is no exception. She’s releasing her latest novel, Cusp of Night, the first of her newest … Continue reading Mediums and Spirit Cabinets (Research for Cusp of Night)
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Blog postI don’t think the joys of networking can be stressed enough. Too often authors seek and receive advice on writing, editing, publishing, and promotion, but networking gets overlooked in the commotion. And that’s a shame because it’s such a beautiful thing. It lets us build bridges, forge friendships, and share fabulous content with our readers … Continue reading New Release: The CONTRACT Between Heaven and Earth by John W. Howell and Gwen M. Plano
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Blog postCiao, everybody. Are you having a good week? I used to be a professor, and I currently write for two industry websites. Basically, I’m used to operating in teacher-mode. But this week, I started taking a mastermind class on backlist strategies for authors. I’m a student again! It’s a refreshing change. I feel my horizons … Continue reading Author Inspiration and This Week’s Writing Links
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Blog postCiao, everyone. Hope you’re having a great week. Clearly, three-day weekends screw me up. All week long, I struggled to realize what day it was. Tuesday felt like Monday. I thought it was Thursday twice, neither time on Thursday. The only reason I’m getting this posted on time is that my daughter said something about … Continue reading Author Inspiration and This Week’s Writing Links
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Blog postAre you sick of me asking where the week went? I am. But I still can’t believe how fast the days are passing. (I’d say I sound like an old lady, but my kids would agree too quickly. And enthusiastically.) Anyway, this week’s post spoke to me because I spent a good chunk of my … Continue reading Author Inspiration and This Week’s Writing Links
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Blog postImagine waking up in the desert with no idea what happened to you. You have clear memories of situations and places, but a complete loss in personal matters… like your own name. This situation is bad, and you have no idea how to get home. When you’re rescued by a talking yak, the situation gets … Continue reading Book Review: C. S. Boyack’s The Yak Guy Project
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Blog postCiao, everybody! I hope you had a great week. Mine, as always, was a busy one. In honor of the Royal Wedding, I chose a quote from Meghan Markle. Even though we’re in different industries (I’m a writer and she’s an actress — well, probably not even that anymore), the quote applies. For that matter, … Continue reading Author Inspiration and This Week’s Writing Links
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Blog postI’m really happy to welcome talented author, Story Empire colleague, and treasured friend C. S. Boyack back to the site today. He’s just released a fabulous new book called The Yak Guy Project, and I asked him to talk to us about it. When he was writing the story, he blogged about his process. It’s fascinating. … Continue reading C.S. Boyack Discusses the Empress in The Yak Guy Project
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Blog postAs promised, I’m back to the regular post this week. And here’s my quote for you, via Neil Gaiman. Ah, Neil Gaiman. He knows his stuff. I had good days and bad this week. All told, though, I can’t complain. I’ve recently downloaded Dragon, the dictation software, and if I can figure out all the … Continue reading Author Inspiration and This Week’s Writing Links
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Blog postIt’s been a year, and Laci Marks still hasn’t gotten over her break up with Del Keegan. When he unexpectedly comes back into her life, she worries about them making the same mistakes. Will they make it work this time?
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Blog postIt was supposed to be a soft kiss, barely a tender caress. Just enough to whet his appetite and tease hers. But when his mouth met hers, a dark desire awakened in him. He fisted his hand in her hair and pulled her to him, claiming her with a deep, passionate kiss.
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Blog postBleeding Heart is a paranormal romance (the supernatural element stemming from alchemy).
Type and Cross is a family drama, but at its heart, it's a love story.
Both focus on the hero and heroine and whether they can reconcile their differences by the end.
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Blog postI’m happy to welcome Mae Clair back to my site today. We share a strange obsession of the mythological and cryptozoological, and not coincidentally, that’s what she’s here to discuss today. And she’s got a great offer for you. Take it away, Mae… A huge THANK YOU to Staci for allowing me blog space to […]
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Blog postLove Set in Stone tells the story of Damien, a warrior who became a gargoyle to protect the innocent and, over the centuries, lost his purpose. Until he meets Rina, a down-on-her-luck woman he can't help but try to protect. Will he be able to save her? Is their love strong enough to withstand the evils of this world?
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Blog postI've been reading a lot, and thinking about some of the books I've read brings me to my next pet peeve. Settings in fiction. Please be patient with me on this one. I know setting a scene is necessary. But there is a right and a wrong way to do it.
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Blog postI thoroughly recommend Lock & Key by Gordon Bonnet. The characters are three-dimensional, the plot is well-developed, and the settings are rich and tangible. If you love sci-fi, you don’t want to miss this novel. And if you’re new to the genre, this is a great one to start with.
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Blog postThe Many Worlds interpretation, or the idea that every time an event could have gone one of two different ways, it goes both—in different universes. Put another way, when there's a decision to be made, every possible outcome occurs somewhere.
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Blog postCover art for fiction varies wildly across genres, and readers have varying opinions about what makes good covers. This post discusses some cover pitfalls and asks readers to weigh in.
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Blog postWhy are New Years special? Because once a year they give the whole world the opportunity to...
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