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Good news. I have finished the first draft of Davina’s story. Some of you may remember her as the wacky wish fairy from the first three Be-Wished books. My critique partner is hard at work reviewing it and after I do everything she says (LOL) I’ll be sending it to my editor, Grace at Ellora’s Cave.
Ellora’s Cave decided to combine the first two Be-Wished books (ALL IN and A WOLF AT HER DOOR) together into one print volume, WOLF WISHES. I’m very excited, and isn’t the cover beautiful?
To help me promote the new book, Voirey Linger, herself a successful fantasy romance author, interviewed me. Read it HERE.
Also, I finally figured out how to make separate pages from my blog, but attached to my blog. You’ll see the new links in a menu at the top of the blog. Now my sidebar is much less crowded. It’s still a work in progress, but I like how it’s shaping up.
Brit of Bitten by Books is a tough reviewer. Her average score is three tombstones, but I got four! She was also generous with her praise…
What appealed to me most about Once Upon A Kiss was the quirkiness. It is a lighthearted, fun and sexy read… Davina, the wish fairy…is a total mess who is always getting in trouble for not following protocol. She makes mistake after mistake, each having hilarious after effects…
I like the relationship between Livvy and Joe. It is not only about sex, although there is certainly not a lack of hot, mind-blowing erotica…. The two share a playful and endearing love that will have readers cheering them on.
Once Upon A Kiss is a lighthearted, entertaining read that is sure to please everyone.
Woot! Here’s a link to the entire review.
The holidays are over and it’s back to work/writing. Davina’s book is proving to be the more difficult than Once Upon A Kiss. The plot is not coming along as smoothly as I would like.
In other news, my December royalty check arrived and I’m a tad closer to having enough money for the wheelchair. In fact, I’ve passed the ten percent mark. I hope the sales of this book keep up so that some poor person can become mobile.
