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Welcome to The Black Rose. 🖤 I have for you… 🖤🖤🖤 This month it’s all about synthwave! January’s Winner is: Picking up the Pieces by The Motion Epic Softly yearning… yummy. ❤️🔥 Second Place: Watching You by Night Traveler More upbeat, but still perfectly needy-in-love 😉 Third Place: Fatal Obsession by The Midnight It’s
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Some stories don’t begin at the beginning. The Tangled Moon Chronicles is one of them. Because of that, I’ve done something that took me fifteen years to do. I wrote that fateful moment—the bite that started it all. This backstory takes place fifteen years before the opening of Tangled Moon. I had to cry my
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What this author has been up to this month, music suggestions and sneak peeks of my next book.
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🖤I’ve decided to get creative with my newsletter, so I’ve given it a name, The Black Rose. This will be volume one. 🖤 I plan to share music, shows I’m watching, sneak peeks into what I’m currently writing, and funny stories about my life—there always seem to be a few of those lurking around. 🤣
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This has been the hardest book to date for me to publish, not due to stubborn characters, or an impossible backdrop, but due to a never-ending supply of glitches. I’ll go into this more in my monthly newsletter coming up soon, but for now I’ll say that Amazon tricked me. Last time, I was able
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From, A Worthy Opponent: Alana knew she should be damned for what she had done. Fantasizing about one’s new sword master was no doubt a sin of the flesh. Especially when one was engaged to another man. She didn’t quite know what went on between a man and a woman behind closed doors, or in
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I’m going to keep this short, because I’m a bit frazzled at the moment. Aside from the gazillion glitches that accompanied the release of A Worthy Opponent–my old friend, a rabbit I’d kept for the last eight years, passed away. This was NOT easy. He hadn’t been feeling well for a few days, then he
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Guess what?! It’s time! Here’s the cover, here’s the description: England 1192 Lord John of Ravendale has always been a man’s man. Horses, swordplay, war… When Matthew, one of his dearest friends, asks him to pretend to compromise his spirited sister to free her from an unwanted match with the powerful Duke of Besville, John
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This month’s highlights: I attended a reading/book-talk at a library. I went to an event at a museum as Darcy (rather than regular me 😉). I fought bravely with a dying computer, and lost. I now have a volunteer research assistant. First we’ll start with the library. I had a turnout of five people. Granted
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