Hey eveyone! I’d like to welcome Julie Lynn Hayes to the blog today! She’s here to talk about her new shifter novel and the evolution of the werewolf. Welcome Julie! “Goodness, what big eyes you have!” Little Red Riding Hood exclaimed. “The better to see you with, my dear,” said her grandmother. Except we know […]
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Month: January 2014
Wednesday Briefs #9: Growth, Part 7: Adel, Part 2
Adel, Part 2 We pick up with Adel again, and he and Ghalib meet for the second time. Oh, you poor, poor boys. Not really. 😉 He was so lost in thought, he almost missed the door opening. But the click was loud enough to pull him back and he turned to see the very […]
Visiting Andrew Q. Gordon today!
Hey everyone, just thought I’d let you know I’m over on Andrew’s blog today, talking about my research in the Golden Collar series. Do stop by and make sure to leave a comment for a chance to win a copy of one of the Golden Collar books. Click me! Go on, you know you want to! 😉
In defense of Insta-love, or How long should it be before my MC’s can believably say “I Love you”…
In defense of Insta-Love or How long should it be before my MC’s can believably say “I Love you”… …according to the readership? Before I get started, I need to make a few things known. I believe in insta-love. My husband and I met some fourteen years ago online through the, then, only major Massively […]
Wednesday Briefs #8: Growth, Part 6: Adel, Part 1
Adel, Part 1 And we have the next Wednesday Brief in which we finally get into Adel’s head. He proved a little stubborn, but I’m pretty happy with where he’s going. Adel couldn’t decide if he was amused, annoyed or… impressed. Ghalib had managed to evade him for more than a week. His room had […]
Wednesday Briefs #7: Growth, Part 5: Ghalib & Adel’s First Meeting
Ghalib & Adel’s First Meeting And this week we get back to Ghalib. He meets Qadi Adel for the first time and finds himself reacting in a wholly unsettling way. I almost feel sorry for the boy. Almost. Ghalib slipped out of the Grand Hall and down the corridor to the courtyard door. He stepped […]