For your delectation, here are a few words from Chapter 4 of A Cutthroat Business: Rafe had been correct when he told me that I probably hadn’t come down his way a lot growing up. I’d never been to the area known as the Bog, but I knew where to find it: on the other side Read More …
Since I talked about houses last time – specifically, Aunt Inga’s house, or more accurately, the Second Empire Victorian – I guess it’s time for hunks. Or more specifically, one hunk. This one: I know. Yum, right? His name is O.T. Fagbenle – also known as OT or O-T – and he’s a British-Nigerian actor. In Read More …
In keeping with the new log line on my blog – courtesy of Lyda Phillips, whose review of A Cutthroat Business in the Nashville Scene last year included the sentence “…a frothy girl drink of houses, hunks and whodunit,” – I thought I’d say a few words about houses. More specifically, one house: Aunt Inga’s Read More …
Wanna help raise money for tornado relief? Here’s your chance: Go to the Help Write Now auction and bid on a set of DIY books and the chance to become – or name – a character in DIY-6, currently in progress.
I’ve just uploaded a post on ITW’s The Neverending Book Giveaway, with a chance to win one of five free downloads of A Cutthroat Business. If you have an e-reader and you’d like to try the book – or you don’t have an e-reader, but you have a computer and you might consider downloading a Read More …
