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Blog postI shared this excerpt of Muscle Memory with Natasha is a Book Junkie on Monday, and now I'm sharing it with y'all!
MUSCLE MEMORY © Stylo Fantôme 2017
EXCERPT
“I can’t believe I used to be this guy,” Jon mumbled, gently touching the computer screen.
It was a photo of him and her, outside of some nightclub. Delaney looked great in a cute outfit, with her hair up in a bun on top of her head. The guy with her, though, looked completely u -
Blog postJUST A LITTLE JUNK
coming May 22nd
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3...
Jodi didn't like where this line of conversation was going. Sure, she'd been high out of her mind, but she'd also been present. She'd known exactly who she'd been doing all that stuff with, every second. Yet he was acting like she was some innocent bystander who hadn't known any better. She pulled away from him.
“I'm a big girl, I'm fine,” she stressed, holding her arms -
Blog postShared this on Facebook, then realized that was a little unfair to the people of Goodreads ...
So not this summer, but LAST summer - 2015 - my friend told me that her friend had asked if there would be a "Jameson summer barbecue" story.
... is this a thing? That authors do? I'd never heard of it. And besides that, the idea of Jameson at a barbecue - the sauce, no silverware, lots of people - was laughable.
So laughable, that I kinda loved it and a -
Blog postOn my facebook page, we had a vote for which scene people wanted to see from Kingsley Law's point of view. The winner was when he first sees Lily to when he first meets here.
Thanks everyone, for all the Law Love ;)
DAY FIVE
Of course, vices are never a good thing, but particularly so when a job or livelihood depends on stealth and accuracy. Hence why heroin addicts are rarely stock brokers, or brain surgeons.
Kingsley Law liked to smoke. A lot -
Blog postSo at this time, I am only committing to three signings a year. Being from Alaska, they take a lot of effort and travel time for me, and I have a day job, which is hard to get away from, not to mention the fact that I am moving late next year.
Maybe in the future I can do more, but I never want it to get out of control, where I'm attending more signings than I am writing. They are a blast, but writing takes its toll.
So for 2015 and 2016, this is what I am doing:
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Blog postOn my Facebook page, I gave the option of showing never before seen teasers, or an excerpt from my next book.
The overwhelming vote went to excerpt.
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(UNTITLED) © Stylo Fantôme
WORK-IN-PROGRESS - QUOTES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE, THIS IS A COMPLETE ROUGH DRAFT
SET TO PUBLISH IN THE FALL
She made her way up to his room slowly. She didn't want to come off as too eager. They'd been playing cat and mouse -
Blog postWAYS YOU CAN REACH ME:
Friend me on here and post on my profile.
Ask a question on my profile - I have that option available.
Ask a question on any of my book pages.
Comment on any of my reviews.
Comment on any of my status updates.
Comment on any of my blog posts.
Or easiest of all - send me a message. My profile is open to accepting any/all messages.
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Blog postSo I was perusing some shelves, doing some general lurking, and have discovered some misconceptions.
Several people have shelved "My Time in the Affair" as a short-story, or as a novella.
It is not. It is a full length novel, over 85,000 words. Kindle sets the book length based on kindle parameters, which basically means nothing. If I were to print this book in Arial 12pt font in a 6x9 paperback, it would be almost 300 pages.
But in a word doc., a -
Blog postFB Groups and Goodreads are awesome-pawesome. I'm a reader, after all. I like to read reviews and status updates and follow along with posts and see book suggestions.
But now that I'm a published (indie) writer, it's changed. It took me a while to catch on, but it really has, and I think a blogger leaving a comment on a review on Goodreads said it perfectly.
“Goodreads is for readers, not authors.”
Plain and simple. And I think – just my own opinion! – th -
Blog postSomething I have been thinking about A LOT. HEAs are funny things to me.
I am a firm believer in the HEA. Never say never, but I will be shocked if I ever deliver a non-HEA to you - I grew up on Disney movies and When Harry Met Sally. The boy ALWAYS gets the girl in the end, that's the way it's meant to be.
But apparently, that's not enough for some people.
I find it ... interesting, that to so many people, an HEA seems to be defined by getting married and
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