Tag Archives: romance novels
Seeking The Original American Way
Original Native American Philosophy is why this Country Worked for Eons I am a romance author and although I try to keep my tales both light-hearted and positive at the core, my research often puts me in a melancholy state of mind. … Continue reading
Historical Fiction’s New Leading Man… Nicholas Belline, Coeur de Bois
The French-Canadian adventurer, explorer, and trapper makes his mark on a wide, frontier land… and it’s Native inhabitants. My latest hero is my favorite… hands down folks, no regrets, sorry to the others I have left behind, but..I simply cannot help … Continue reading
Sidekicks, Accomplices, and Oddballs – An Author’s Guide to Creating Superb Supporting Characters
The birth of a unique side character is probably the most enjoyable aspect to creative storytelling, in Jessica Leigh’s opinion. Many new writers are caught up – and rightly so – in the intricate development of the hero and heroine, … Continue reading
What’s The Cure for a Horrible Book Review?
It’s one of the most gut-wrenching, tooth gnashing experiences that any struggling Indie author has to endure. And endure it, we must – this shit just happens. There is really not much you can do about it either, unfortunately. Advice … Continue reading
Waiting for Eden
There is nothing quite like the bubbling internal excitement you feel when you wrap up a full length novel. Waiting for Eden will be available for purchase on Kindle within several weeks. I hope my readers have as much fun … Continue reading
