Author Jo Leigh lost her husband this year to cancer. Theirs was a story of reunited lovers worthy of a romance novel. The loss of her husband hit her hard, both emotionally and financially. (authors are self-employed, so often have no medical insurance.)
It truly seems like I just wrote this book yesterday, but–no, a year has passed and now MIDNIGHT SINS, my second single-title release from Kensington Brava, has hit bookstore shelves.
Here’s the blurb for the story:
Cara Maloan doesn’t look like a …
I’m wading through post firestorm in southern California and noticed it was my blog day. As I’m looking at the pile of things to be returned to their normal …
Morning,
I absolutely love this time of the year. It just begs you to curl up with a good book, hot cocoa with melting marshmallows, and a crackling fire. I love it.
The leaves are falling, a slow strip tease, and now I’m starting to see my neighbors. I …
Shannon McKenna does it again with her latest ULTIMATE WEAPON. #20 on the New York Times!
The election is (finally) over. I’m not sure how I’ll fill my time now…well, maybe I can finish the revisions on one book and get back to writing the other. While I do that (and panic about how fast the day goes and how little I manage to …
Halloween is over. A lot of romantic heroes came to my door Friday night. Vampires and firemen, super heroes and soldiers, werewolves and cowboys. There was a doctor, a policeman, a native American with a bright feathered headdress he made himself, several karate masters. Some of …
