Chivalrous by Dina Sleiman
Gwendolyn Barnes dreams of being a knight, but her abusive father will tolerate no such thing. Trained in secret by her brothers, Gwendolyn prays he never finds out. Until she […]
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You want to feature ME in your article? What???
When Shayla Eaton, editor and owner of Curiouser Editing, asked to feature me in the article, “8 Female Indie Authors Who Are Killin’ It,” I nearly stopped breathing. Who? Me??? Yes. […]
Cover Reveal: Zombie Takeover
I have been wanting to show you this for ages! Zombie Takeover was the first cover Sara Helwe designed for me, and I love it even more now than I […]
Help choose my cover!
Sara Helwe has done it again. She has designed a beyond amazing cover, rich and full of beauty. (She has also designed a cover for Zombie Takeover, which I have […]
My Gorgeous Girl
She’s here! My sweet princess has finally arrived, turning my world upside down. As crazy as this sounds, I have had this insane writing spree where all of these plot […]
Special Post: Draven’s Light by Anne Elisabeth Stengl
Anne Elisabeth Stengl wields her pen with such literary prowess, she has very nearly ruined all other authors for me. So, yeah, of course I agreed to review her book when […]
One week. Just one.
One week until our new little daughter makes her appearance in this beautiful world, making it lovelier still. I can’t wait. No, really, I don’t think I can stand being […]
Book Review: Tiffany Girl by Deeanne Gist
Okay, I love Deeanne Gist’s books as it is, but have you seen this stunning cover? Sold me on the book immediately! How beautiful is that? And the inside is […]
Interview with Dawn Crandall
I am so excited to have Dawn as a guest on my blog today! Author of the Everstone Chronicles, The Hesitant Heiress, The Bound Heart, and The Captive Imposter, Dawn is a beautiful […]
Book Review: The Captive Imposter by Dawn Crandall
It’s out! I’ve been waiting for this book for so long! All I can say is–blown away. Completely blown away. Book three in the Everstone Chronicles is beyond good. I rarely […]