Finished The Unsung Hero by Suzanne Brockmann. It’s the first book in her popular “Troubleshooter” series about U.S. Seals. I got a booklet on the series at the RWA conference this year, so I thought I would check it out. It’s about Tom Paoletti, a Navy SEAL lieutenant who goes back to his hometown to rest after a severe head injury. →
So, I’m thinking about getting LASIK surgery. I’ve actually been thinking about it for a long time now and have finally worked up the nerve to have the consultations done to see if I’m a good candidate. Has anyone out there had the procedure done? Do you love it? Hate it? Inquiring minds want to know …
Finished Devil in Winter by Lisa Kleypas. It’s the third book in her “Wallflower” series. This read brings me within striking distance of reading my 800th book by the end of the year. Yeah! 🙂 It’s about Evie, a shy, stammering heiress who’s so desperate to get away from her abusive family that she approaches Sebastian, a roguish lord who’s fallen →
I’ve heard horror stories about authors who get snarky comments about writing romance novels, but I’d never actually seen it happen. Until today. I’m sitting at a long table with a couple of other authors at the women’s expo I attended. Two women walk up and start talking to one of the authors about her books. The conversation goes something like →
So, I went to my very first event as a bona fide author today — a local women’s expo. It was a real eye-opening experience for me, and I thought I would share some of the things that I learned. This is probably all old hat for established authors, but maybe it can help some other newbies like me. 🙂 1) →
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