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Pssst. Are you interested in opportunities to sell more books? Don't overlook this piece of advice. Work with other authors. Yes, I said it. Authors are not your competition. Although sometimes the idea of working with other authors might seem daunting or nerve-wracking, don't be intimidated for they are people, too. You want to find the right authors, though. What I mean by this is create a group of authors in mind that write your same genre and have your same audienc

My first workshop is tomorrow! Squee . I am so grateful and excited for this opportunity to share my knowledge with new and established authors, alike. It's crazy to think that in the past, standing up in front of people and talking to them about anything scared the bejeezus out of me. But, today, I am a different person. Although I am still a little lost when it comes to technology (hooking up my laptop to a projector and projecting the Power Point presentation across a s

Do you like Holiday romances? How about ones with shape shifters in them? I wrote Jingle Bear because I wanted to write a best friends to lovers’ story during the Thanksgiving to Christmas holiday season. I have always wanted to write a holiday story. The idea of a growly bear shifter came into my mind and I had to center it around the holidays. The way in which the main character, Gabe, jingles for his mate was just a plus, for the book. It was a crazy, fun idea I had on

Aah, those two little words that mean so much to an author, once they are written down. It is the goal of every author to write those two little words. Yet, not all authors get to write those words. Sometimes, the manuscript lies there, unfinished, on paper or saved onto a computer. Sometimes, part of the manuscript lingers around in the author’s head but never gets written. Sometimes a work in progress (WIP) is started but never finished. Whichever the reason, it is sad to