Meet Dakota Barringer: Raised by the Sioux when his parents were killed, Dakota had been betrayed once before by a white woman. He wasn’t about to trust another, especially one claiming that her stepfather, a powerful U.S. senator, had framed her as a murderess. But he couldn’t deny Emma’s intoxicating effects on him. Now Dakota would risk his very life to protect the innocent beauty […]
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I’m finished, I’m finished. I love the way it ended. My critique partners are so brilliant. I love the time machine and the new travels of Cary and Conn. Oh my but I do love writing with the fae fold in the story. A new dimension is created that provides so much fun. I do believe I’ve a gaurdian fairy resting on my computer desk […]
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Husband in Eugene watching the Ducks. I’m home babysitting, wathcing the Beavs and trying to edit more of my St. Paty’s day anthology. I have 2 chapters left. It has to be done by Oct. 1. Will I make it? I certainly hope so. It helps when Ana takes a nice long nap.
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I’m working on edits the rest of the day for my part of the St. Patrick’s Day Anthology. Star-Crossed is finally finished and I’m thrilled it will be edited by my friends and co-authors the Rogue’s Angels. Of course I have my work cut out for me because I have to finish my own edits, layers, and revisions by October 1st our mutually agreed upon […]
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I’m back from a two week vacation in Disney World with my family. Loved it and had an absolutely great vacation. The sun was hot and I actually have a bit of a tan. I’ve spent the week back trying to catch up on writing and publishing. I have to finish my St. Patty’s day anthology which I have named Star-Crosssed. I meant to write […]
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Dakota’s Bride gets 4.5 from LASR I can’t remember the last time I was so engrossed in a book: Dakota’s Bride took over my weekend, and even now, am wishing to go peruse it one more time…In the heart of the American West, we discover a mystery and something of an adventure alongside a good old-fashioned romance. Epic style plot twists and unpredictable machinations contrive […]
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Dragons Among UsBy C. L. Kraemer Writing about dragons isn’t new, and it isn’t completely unique. Hundreds of books will be released on the subject. So why did I pick something so… common? I think the idea that dragons have become common triggered my choice. How could I make an oft-written subject different and my own? It was when I put the infamous writer’s phrase, […]
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So, the St. Paty’s day story is coming to the end. But there will be some surprises. Too many elements, to wrap my head around, it’s now spinning. When you write an Anthology that is not really an anthology, it is mind-boggling. I never thought my story would blend into Chris K’s story and then into Genene’s, with a massive !@#$#@!? making everything happen. Can’t […]
