Where’s that doctor’s number? Or the local Pizza Hut? Or even that neighbor you met last month? Instead of having a family and friends phone list or phone book, make it larger–make it a three ring binder with tabs 🙂 Tab ideas: Family (even addresses if you like) Friends Neighbors Business acquaintances Bunco group or […]
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I adored The Art of Romance. Kaye Dacus is a masterful storyteller, simply wonderful 🙂 Product description : Two crazy grannies scheme to untie their artistic grandchildren. When twenty-eight year old Dylan Bradley, a former steamy romance illustrator, meets Caylor Evans, he’s trying to build up a new professional reputation while recovering from a bad
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She writes. She talks. She reads. She changes diapers. Nicole O’Dell is a mom of six–including a set of toddler triplets who may or may not be potty trained sometime in 2011. Jury’s still out on that one. She is the author of a bunch of YA books, including the popular Scenarios for Girls interactive fiction
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She writes. She talks. She reads. She changes diapers. Nicole O’Dell is a mom of six–including a set of toddler triplets who may or may not be potty trained sometime in 2011. Jury’s still out on that one. She is the author of a bunch of YA books, including the popular Scenarios for Girls interactive fiction
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Swept Away is a compilation of two books–High Stakes and Essence of Lilly. These YA novels by Nicole O’Dell are interactive stories, with two endings for each book. These novels are an awesome series for young adults 🙂 Back cover copy : In High Stakes, seniors and best friends, Amber and Brittany, are neck and
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Bound by Guilt kept me up late at night wondering what would happen next. And there wasn’t a good place to stop. It seemed every scene had a cliffhanger! Backcover copy : Shuttled between foster homes, Roxi Gold will do anything to fit in. Soon she’s traveling the country stealing rare books from unsuspecting bookstores.
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Save the Date by Jenny B. Jones is a keeper! It kept me up late several nights in a row until I finished it 🙂 Backcover copy : Former NFL star Alex Sinclair is a man who has it all–except the votes he needs to win his bid for Congress. Despite their mutual dislike, Alex
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We’re with Tracy Krauss, author of My Mother the Man-Eater. Here is the conclusion of our time together. One of my favorite topics, plotting. Please tell us how you plot your novels. Once I have the basic idea or inspiration, I sit down and create fairly elaborate character sketches. I find this sometimes changes my
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Tracy Krauss teaches high school art, drama and English. Originally from a small town in Saskatchewan, she received her bachelor’s degree in Saskatoon. Her second novel releasing February 24th, MY MOTHER THE MAN-EATER, was originally inspired when she was playing the Sims! The interesting back-stories and interaction that occurred soon mushroomed into the idea for
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Tammy Barley has lived in twenty-seven places in eight states (so far) and have visited nearly all. When she’s not writing Tammy judges a number of top writing contests and loves working as a manuscript editor and biographer. She is also Mom to two sons, one daughter, a rescued American Eskimo dog, thirteen parakeets, and
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