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Blog postAll right, maybe a little overdramatic, but I couldn’t help it. I’m excited. Today is the day Crimson Moon Hideaway: Muse Unleashed hits the digital shelves of Amazon. I know you’ve heard quite a bit about this story already, so I’m not going to tell you how fun, how great, how easy to read, how captivating, how mesmerizing, how… Okay, I won’t say any of that stuff. (But it is, just sayin’.) For many of you, Muse Unleashed hit your Kindles last night or this morning. For the rest of you, you sti
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Blog postConfession time: Muse Unleashed has been the book I’ve struggled the hardest to write, and to be honest, I’m not even sure why. I had the concept, the cover, the characters; what I didn’t have was the idea. Or the inspiration toward one. Now, I could blame Covid, the passing of my mom, the constant trips back and forth to Alabama, but Muse Unleashedis my eighth book this year, so obviously, I’ve been able to write. However, for whatever reason, this one book has been just out of my reach, and it
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Blog postHello my friends,It’s getting closer to the launch of Crimson Moon Hideaway! If you don’t know what I’m talking about, let me tell you. The authors of Black Hollow have created a unique resort in the redwood forests just below Crescent City in California. It is a mixture of Fantasy Island meets The Love Boat meets Supernatural!The authors of Black Hollow urge you to make your reservations now for the paranormal resort, Crimson Moon Hideaway. It's the same exciting world, but with a brand-new cas
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Blog postToday, we’re traveling back to Alabama for a Celebration of Life for my mother, who passed away last month. It’s just another reason 2020 has totally sucked, but I can’t stop thinking of those words – Celebration of Life. They definitely sound better than funeral or memorial, which hold some depressing undertones. They bring to mind a party of things that have happened in our lives. It brings thoughts of laughter as stories are shared around a table or a fire, holding a drink in hand, and lettin
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Blog postIf you’ve followed me for any length of time, then you know we’re entering my favorite time of year—the holiday season. October, November, and December are my favorite three months out of the twelve. I love the decorations, even the spooky ones, as well as the festivals and parties. There are exotic costumes, special music, and delicious food we don’t eat at any other time of the year. The focus of people’s minds tends to shift with less complaining and more giving of thanks and appreciation. It
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Blog postHave you heard? Black Hollow is moving out west!!! Well, not the entire town, or any of the characters, or the fantastic storylines, or…hmmmm….perhaps I should explain what I mean. You see, the authors of Black Hollow, a series many of you have come to love, have created their own paranormal vacation resort below Crescent City, California, deep in the redwoods between Damnation and Redemption Creek. You’ll get the same fantastic stories filled with folklore, mythology, and supernatural character
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Blog postWhen I set out to write Blood Shadows, I knew I wanted something in Miles Lysander’s past to give him nightmares, something he regretted and which still caused him pain. Then I decided I also wanted it to be triggered by someone coming back into his life, bringing those nightmares back to the surface. That’s when I decided war was the biggest nightmare. Of course, Miles is a vampire, has been for centuries, so it couldn’t be a recent war. However, I also wanted the person who triggered Miles to
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Blog postWhat do you do when you have so many great characters in a series? You take some and give them their own series of course, and that's exactly what we did with the witches of The Murky Cauldron in the Warrior of the Way series. June 27th will see the release of the first book in the new The Cauldron Coven series, starting with Death's Shroud, and it's available for pre-order NOW for ONLY 99 cents! Follow, Laci, Tansy, Jayden, and all the other witches in the coven as new adventures, new villains,
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Blog postI’m not sure why, but one of the themes in a couple of my series has to do with the relationship between sisters. I didn’t really think about it until I finished To Be Cherished this year, but the Driscoll sisters as well as the Harper twins are stories where sisters either hate or love each other, one being the calm individual who just wants everyone to get along and enjoy their life, and the other who feels the world—and her family—owes her just because she was born. Complete opposites, but do
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Blog postGrab the tissues!I’ll share a giveaway at the end, so make sure you read all the way through! For now, however -The Rutherford Series has continued, and from what people have told me so far, it’s my most emotional read to date, and that doesn’t surprise me at all. Before we go much further, have you read the Rutherford Series yet? It started with my second release, Losing Faith, and took me two years to write the second book in the series, Roll the Dice, and finally, over six years since Losing
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Blog postAs many of you know, I write in two other worlds besides those of my own imagination—Black Hollow and Dark Moon Falls. In both worlds, I am once again surrounded by talented, creative ladies, just like in my every day life. Writing in a world that someone else created, however, has it’s upsides as well as its downsides. This week, I thought I would share some of the joys with you that keep me writing in these two worlds. I’ll upfront and tell you I didn’t plan on ever writing in another world be
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Blog postI love the last three months of the year, but even more than that I love Christmas. Not for the gifts, mind you, although those are a pretty nifty bonus. No, I love the feeling of family that surrounds us. Even the grumpiest of people seem to be a little more pleasant, and not counting the fighting at the stores over that special doll everyone’s daughter seems to want, people get along better. I also love the decorations, the lights, and the music. I’m more a traditional type of guy when it come
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Blog postThis week in the States, we’re celebrating Thanksgiving, and this year our table’s going to be pretty small. Oh, not the table itself or the amount of food on it. I make sure the girls pile that table high with everything I’ve come to expect at Thanksgiving: turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, sweet potato pie, green bean casserole, stuffing, deviled eggs, olives, sweet pickles, and so, so much more. I’m getting full just thinking about it. No, when I say small this year, I mean by the amount of
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Blog postHolidays and GiveawaysI don’t know about you, but I love this time of year. If you’ve followed me for any length of time, you know that the last three months of the year are my favorite. I love the change in weather, the decorations, the food, the festivities, the food, the sense of family that surrounds us, and of course, the food. I also love the story ideas that come pop into my head with Halloween and Christmas, and this year, I have two fantastic tales for you—To Trick the Devil and The Bes
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Blog postThe creative process of drafting a unique story has always drawn me to writing, and if you’ve followed me for any length of time, you know I wrote to avoid listening to my teachers during school. While they would drone on about algebraic equations or how the tea party really occurred, I was busy slaying dragons with tiny people I called tarps, and no that story has never seen the light of day. I get lost in the flow of the possibilities of endless worlds and danger behind every rock, and once th
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Blog postI’m more of a goal-setter than a resolution guy at the beginning of each new year, but this year, the girls made a New Years Resolution for me without even consulting me. I tried telling them that wasn’t how it worked, but they either weren’t listening or didn’t care. I even pointed out how rude it was to make goals for me without consulting me, but again, my whining, which is what they called it, fell on deaf ears. I was forced into surrendering and not even Bagheera, our cat, seemed to be on m
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Blog postKindle Worlds went away, closed the doors, put up a CLOSED sign, and said thanks for being a part but we’re moving onto something else. What that something else is, I have no idea. However, we took it as a sign to move onto something new ourselves. While I am grateful for being a part of Milly Taiden’s Sassy Ever After world in KW, we made the decision to take back the rights to my stories and integrate them into my paranormal world, Draven Falls. While Draven Falls will be set in North Carolina
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Blog postOne of the reasons I enjoy exploring relationships in my writing is the discovery of diverse endings to the same situation. In The Harper Twins series, both Karla and Aimee lost their innocence to boys who wanted in their pants, but not in their hearts. However, the girls responded in vastly different ways. For Karla, it was a lesson in the power she wielded between her legs, giving her the ability to be the manipulator, instead of the manipulated. It drove her outward, causing her to throw hers
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Blog postIn a day of technology, I find it odd that I have several friends who despise digital books. Some of these friends are even authors who make a living selling eBooks. They much prefer the texture of a physical book in their hands, the smell of the paper and covers, the weight of the tome in their hands and lap as they settle in to enjoy a tale of adventure. To be honest, I don’t really blame them. I love those things about physical books as well and have shelf upon shelf of stories and signed boo
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Blog postDecember is a month when I slow down with my writing, and this year, it was much needed. After three surgeries within a month, ten weeks of therapy, and the release of seven books in the last six months, I was more than ready to put my feet up, grab a cup of coffee—or Jameson depending on the time of day—light that cigar and kick back. I’m pretty sure I deserved it. Besides, it was by doctor’s orders, so I had a legitimate excuse.However, slowing down did not mean stopping, not by a long shot. W
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Blog postWhen I started the transformation from magazine writing to self-publishing my fiction, the first thing I did was create a blog called, The Mess That Is Me. I thought it a fitting title for a chaotic mind. Most of the posts were my quirky observations on myself, my family and friends, and the people I saw around me. Nothing was off-limits, especially me. I took a tongue-in-cheek, smartass look at things everyone else saw as normal, I called out those things that just didn’t make sense, and I shar
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Blog postChristmas is here!!!! And Susanna Tawnie is hoping Santa Claus brings her everything she wants this year. She’s not really asking for much. Not really. She’s not asking for clothes, or new shoes, or a new car, or even a trip home to see her parents. She doesn’t want any of that. Not this year. To be honest, all she wants this Christmas is both of her roommates. That’s not asking for much, right?She’s not sure how she landed in this predicament, but Susanna has found herself in a relationship wit
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Blog postIt’s here! The release for Robbie Cox’s upcoming stand-alone story, Behind the Mask has arrived and it’s worth all the excitement.Excitement has been buzzing for Behind the Mask, the stand alone, contemporary romantic novel from Robbie Cox. It hit the shelves and e-readers everywhere this week, so join the many who have already pre-ordered it, and check out this steamy Halloween romance.Why the excitement? Check out all the goodies related to Behind the Mask and a quick Q&A with Robbie Cox,
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Blog postI admit it, and I’m not even embarrassed about it. I don’t hide it. I carry it with me wherever I go, right out in the open. It’s sitting beside me right now, as a matter of fact. In the guise of full disclosure, I’ll even confess that I had to purchase a new one because I had thumbed the other one raw. Besides, it was full, with no room for new additions, and there’s always new additions. I needed more space. Lots of it.It’s my little black book.Don’t worry; the girls know all about it. They’re
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Blog postRhychard Bartlett has a secret, a very big secret. We’re not talking about what he bought his mother for her birthday or whether Santa Claus is real or not. (For the record, Santa Claus is real. The North Pole is part of the faerie world.) No, we’re talking about a secret that, while he wishes he could tell someone, it’s for their safety that he must keep it. You see, Rhychard is a Warrior of the Way, a soldier in the battle between the Way and the Void, the Seelie and the Unseelie. He’s been ha
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Blog postIt’s not just because the world is full of faeries, although for Rhychard Bartlett that has become a definite reality. It’s more than that. Much more. What Rhychard has been forced to realize is that the things he thought were true, the roles of good and evil predictable, were not as they should have been. They had been flipped; his viewpoints, even his beliefs, challenged. That was not only the way of the faerie world, but also the human world as well. Anyone who looked at Tryna would think the
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Blog postEvery year, before New Year’s Day, we like to take a look back and see where we started, how we progressed, and even where we may have dropped the ball at times. While some may say that 2016 was a tumultuous year filled with bitterness, rage, and insecurity, for this author and his team, it was a year of progress and growth. The girls and I set out to accomplish some milestones, and for the most part we were quite successful. Let’s take a peek at some of the highlights. First, we saw the Fangirl
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Blog post(A Throwback Post from the Mess That Is Me December 2012)I have a confession to make. As much as I love this time of year with its Christmas music and festive lights, I’m finding it hard to get into the Christmas spirit. I could be wrong, but it just might be because it’s ninety degrees outside and I’m in shorts and flip flops. Okay, maybe not shorts because anyone who knows me knows I don’t wear shorts, but I do wear flip flops. Well, I do sometimes. Sometimes I just skip the shoes altogether.
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Blog postStanding at the front door, there was a churning in the pit of my stomach, a twisting resignation that I was saying goodbye to everything on the other side of that locked door. What was once a storm passing us far out in the Atlantic was now predicted to make landfall right on our coast, a coast one mile away from my front door. Now, before you think me melodramatic, let me assure you I believed what they were saying on the news channels. It was a Category 4 Hurricane and it had already done tre
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Blog postThe cold of winter is setting in, at least for those of us in the northern Hemisphere of the world. But we at Metamorph Publishing aren’t letting that get us down! We’re already looking forward to a sizzling summer, and we’re here to announce our first annual Indie Book Awards! You heard that right, a summer book awards! The event officially begins on January 1st of each year, and nominations will be accepted through midnight CST on August 1st each year. Voting will begin on September 1st and en
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Blog postWith the release of Lore Master almost upon us, we thought you'd like a glimpse into the second novel in the Warrior of the Way series. Take a taste and then pre-order your copy now while it's only 99 cents, because on release day it will be $3.99.Lore Master: PrologueMephalus stood, the Guardian Sword in his hand, blood dripping from the sword’s edge. Power flooded through him as he gazed around at the slaughter that made the voices of the four souls trapped inside the Guardian Sword screech at
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Blog postWith Lore Master coming out and soon to be available for pre-order, we thought it prudent to ask Robbie some questions about his first book in the series, Reaping the Harvest. For those who may not be familiar with the series (and how dare you if you’re not), the Warrior of the Way series centers around Rhychard Bartlett after he becomes drafted in a battle between the Way and the Void being waged by the realms of faerie. On his way home from work one night, Rhychard comes across a dying elf in
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Blog post(Getting a Seat at the Table: Books Signing Basics Part Four)You’ve been invited to the dinner party, paced the floors in nervous anticipation, and now it’s finally time to take your seat. Over the last three weeks, we’ve talked about what an author should expect from attending a book signing, how they should prepare, and even how they should behave. However, how do you succeed at a book signing? How do you achieve the results that you’re wanting in order to make the cost, time, and effort of at
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Blog post(Getting a Seat at the Table: Book Signing Basics Part Three)When my sister and I were just tiny tots, our family joined some visiting relatives at a popular restaurant here in town. Our cousin, sitting in her high chair, was more than merely boisterous for a two-year-old, doing her best to be a distraction to those around her and, instead of eating her food, she dumped it onto the tray of her high chair and started playing with it, tossing much of it onto the floor. At times, unsatisfied with w
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Blog post(Getting a Seat at the Table: Book Signing Basics Part Two)You’ve received your invitation to the party and you’re getting a seat at the table. You’re excited, eager even, and you can’t wait for the day to arrive. The actual book signing seems so far away: six months, a year, even two years in some cases. You mark your calendar, add yourself to the social media groups associated with that event, and then move on to the next item on your To Do List. Stop. Don’t move on too fast to that next item;
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Blog post(Getting a Seat at the Table: Book Signing Basics Part One)So, you’re going to a book signing. I bet you’re excited, pumped with adrenaline and visions of long lines of readers just waiting to purchase a signed copy of one of your books. You have trouble sleeping at night as the event draws closer because in your mind you’re packing and repacking your bags, you’re toying with the display at your table, making sure everything looks perfect, and you’re practicing your signature. Truth be told, you
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Blog postFifty. The big 5-0. 50. It doesn’t matter how I say it or how many times I say it, I still find it hard to believe. I mean, wasn’t it just yesterday I was popping zits and waiting to see if my tux was ready for prom? How could I be turning fifty already? Hell, I still remember when I thought fifty was old!And now, it isn’t just some number in the far off future, but a firm reality in the here and now. It’s not something to worry about later, but something to ponder today. And that’s what I want
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Blog post(Originally posted at The Mess That Is Me January 2012)In 2004, our area was hit by four hurricanes spaced two weeks apart. It was during the aftermath of these storms that my love for porches began and they in turn became my sanctuary.Charley was the first storm to come our way. Our city was shut down and the beaches evacuated, which it turned out was unnecessary. While Charley wreaked major damage just north and west of us, all we really received was some rain and slight winds. Char and I were
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Blog postThe Fangirls series started out as an experiment. Wait, that’s not exactly true. Nikki, the first in the series, started out as a short story I was writing for an anthology, but for which I decided against. Then, people were telling me to take one of my novels and divide it up into four or five parts and sell those for ninety-nine cents and then put them all together for a higher price. From what I understand, others have had great success doing this. Yet, I couldn’t think of taking one of my bo
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Blog post(Originally posted at The Mess That Is Me - January 2011) If you've ever seen even one episode of The Big Bang Theory then you know Sheldon has his spot on the couch. He's measured it between the bathroom and the fridge, positioned it for sunlight and the flow of air conditioning. For him, it was the ideal spot. No one else was ever allowed to sit in it as it was perfectly formed to his posterior. To say he is obsessive about that small cushioned seat is an understatement. I know how he feels to
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Blog postSix years ago, Sarah found herself in a hostile work environment. The manager of her company was a controlling, domineering man who tried to insinuate his way into the nooks and crannies of his employees’ lives as if he had a right to control their personal time. If they didn’t kowtow to what he dictated was a proper use of their free time, he would punish them in some way at work. He was belligerent, cruel, and vindictive, doing whatever he could to embarrass and mock those who he deemed as dis
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Blog postWe have all read books and discovered those errors that made it through editing or typesetting and found their way into the final product, even books by the likes of Stephen King and James Patterson. It happens. No matter the quality of the editor, the publisher, or the writer. Mistakes happen. So, when I had a comment on one of my Facebook posts asking authors if they liked for people to message them about mistakes they may find, I was shocked when someone posted that their manuscript was perfe
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Blog post(Originally posted at The Mess That Is Me April 2011) The world is fascinated with vampires right now. The Twilight series, True Blood, Kim Harrison, Laurel K. Hamilton, Anne Rice, Buffy and Angel, all of the neck biting, blood sucking fantasies that can be had are readily available. Television shows such as CSI have done episodes pitting vampires against werewolves in century long battles with mundane endings. People have their teeth cosmetically altered while some even go so far as drinking ac
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Blog postWhat can I say? We had so much fun the first time, we just had to do it again. To be honest, I don’t see us skipping this one anytime soon. Taira Wilds does an incredible job keeping things fun and organized that we never have to worry about what’s going on or whether it will happen or not. One of the reasons I enjoy Book Obsessed Babes is because it’s laid back and relaxed. You’re not hustling everywhere and the schedule is not so crammed that you worry about getting it all in before collapsing
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Blog post(Originally posted at The Mess That Is Me 1/13)One of my family’s favorite places to visit is the Disney Marketplace, or Downtown Disney as I’m used to calling it. It’s a series of specialty shops, restaurants, and night clubs centered around the business of pushing everything Disney onto poor tourists or my family. A lake sits in the middle where visitors can rent paddle boats or canoes. You can even go up in a hot air balloon and look down on all of the delights, not that I ever intend to enjo
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Blog postThere seems to be at least two or three every day, takeover events for new releases, cover reveals, or just to get together and share with new readers and other authors. There may be some who don’t care to participate in these events, perhaps thinking them silly or a nuisance. Or perhaps they just don’t understand what they truly accomplish. Is it a gimmick? Well, yeah. But there is nothing wrong with gimmicks if they help you accomplish your goal and no one is getting hurt. And in a Facebook Ta
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Blog postHey, my Messy friends. You know I always love to help out other authors and creators, so today we're helping our barefoot friend, Stewart Bint, get the news out about his new cover for Timeshaft.Booktrope are shortly publishing a revised edition of Stewart Bint’s time travel novel, Timeshaft…and here’s a sneak preview of the dazzling new cover created by Booktrope designer Troy Johnson.Originally published on Smashwords in 2013, the new edition features a new beginning and ending, along with a n
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Blog post(Originally posted at The Mess That Is Me 7/12)All those who wish to live longer, please stand up! No, really, get off your tush and move around. You’ve been told your whole life that parking it on the couch will cost you in the long run and now they’ve conducted research to prove it. As a matter of fact, sitting down could rob you of two years of your life. They have even come up with a name for it - Sitting Disease, which I am sure they spent tons of money on just in order to create that perfe
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