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NEW RELEASE ALERT! Diomere's Mercenary is Available Now!!

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It' LIVE! The Gate Keeper Chronicles ~ Book 3, Diomere's Mercenary is Available Now! I'm so excited for everyone to read Kardia and Sahir's story. If you love dragon shifters, harpy shifters, etc, then don't miss checking this book out!  To celebrate, I'm also got the first 2 books in the series discounted to $0.99 through Friday. Don't miss out on this award-winning STEAMY fantasy romance series.

Don't Miss Out!

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  With the upcoming release of Diomere's Mercenary on September 14th, I decided to put books 1 & 2 on sale for $0.99. If you haven't read The Gate Keeper Chronicles yet, this is the perfect time to check out my mulitple-award-winning steamy fantasy romance series. The sale is running on the ebook only on Kindle, Nook, and iBooks. And while you're at it, why not pre-order book 3? I think you'll love meeting the oldest 3 Quinones sisters.  Click the graphic or HERE to shop Amazon Kindle Click HERE to shop Apple iBooks Click HERE to shop Barnes & Noble Nook

Diomere's Mercenary FINALLY has a Release Date!

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I'm excited to announce that Diomere's Mercenary, Book 3 of The Gate Keeper Chronicles, not only has a beautiful cover, but also has a release date! Woot! To celebrate, I've included a short teaser from the book below. Let me know what you think in the comments! (Note: Click below this post on "View Original Post" to comment) Blurb: Five Gates. Five Sisters. Five Very Different Men. Once there were two worlds connected by five magical gates. Then the Gate Keepers closed the gates and disappeared. The Gate Keepers have returned Ripped from her home and sold to the mercenary guild as a child, Kardia Quinones overcame her father’s betrayal and made a place for herself as a respected mercenary. Then war threatens her beloved guild and her homeland. Sahir Mekala wakes after twenty-three years to find his people on the brink of war and his intended mate unwilling to accept him. But dragons are as stubborn as harpies and he’ll let nothing stop him from clai...

ISWG: January ~ Happy New Year, 2020 Goals, and The Start of My Writing Journey

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All writers are insecure at various times throughout their writing journey and I'm definitely no different. So I've joined in on the  Insecure Writers Support Group Blog Hop . The 1st Wednesday of each month I'll post about the insecurities I've been struggling with and/or conquered, and answer that month's IWSG question. Happy New  Year! It's the start of a new year AND a new decade. Does this mean the new goals need to be extra special? Because we need that extra pressure, right?! I'm a goal oriented person, meaning, I wonder aimlessly without something to work toward. I know, depending on the goal, that I might not make it in the time frame planned, but I also know I won't accomplish anything at all without the goal in mind. A good example are my 2019 goals: Publish Diomere's Healer ~ check Finish writing Diomere's Mercenary ~ check Lose 20lbs ~ check Finish writing book 1 of my rock star romance series ~ FAIL. *sigh* 3 out of 4...

IWSG: Fall Fun, Editing Blues, and Is Reading Essential to Being a Good Writer?

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All writers are insecure at various times throughout their writing journey and I'm definitely no different. So I've joined in on the  Insecure Writers Support Group Blog Hop . The 1st Wednesday of each month I'll post about the insecurities I've been struggling with and/or conquered, and answer that month's IWSG question. The days are beginning to cool, even if only slightly here in Oklahoma, pumpkin flavored everything is everywhere, and Halloween decorations are up around my neighborhood. While I love the summer and all that fun in the sun, I must admit that Fall is my favorite season. I love wearing pretty scarves & boots, enjoying a hot drink without the A/C cranked up, and admiring the changing colors of the trees while taking long walks. This Fall is beginning with LONG overdue edits for the 3rd book in The Gate Keeper Chronicles. I had hoped to have them finished by Sept 1, but that obviously didn't happen. I'll admit to having days where...

IWSG: Happy Birth-Month to me, Unreal Expectations, and Dream Writing Spot

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All writers are insecure at various times throughout their writing journey and I'm definitely no different. So I've joined in on the Insecure Writers Support Group Blog Hop . The 1st Wednesday of each month I'll post about the insecurities I've been struggling with and/or conquered, and answer that month's IWSG question. It's September! Happy Birth-Month to me! It seems perfect, then, to talk about unrealistic and unmet expectations, because I'm good at setting them and then being disappointed in myself. You'd think that after "almost" 37 years, I'd understand that I hate the editing process, am prone to procrastination of those things I don't care for, and to give myself twice the time I'd like to complete such tasks. You'd think. *sigh* But apparently, this isn't the case. I'm STILL working on edits for Diomere's Mercenary. Edits I'd hoped to have completed by September 1st. Here this day is and...

IWSG Wednesday: Doubts, Emotional Writing, and Has Your Writing Ever Taken You By Surprise?

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All writers are insecure at various times throughout their writing journey and I'm definitely no different. So I've joined in on the Insecure Writers Support Group Blog Hop . The 1st Wednesday of each month I'll post about the insecurities I've been struggling with and/or conquered, and answer that month's IWSG question. In July, I participated in the Camp NaNoWriMo Challenge and I FINISHED the 3rd book of The Gate Keeper Chronicles!! Woot! However, it wasn't easy. Writing the end of a book is always bitter sweet. It's the point when I worry that I've written an entire book of utter rubbish, that I may not be able to tie things up in a satisfactory way, and that I didn't tie into the overarching series plot enough. So much unnecessary stress! I also feel like I'm a SLOW writer, so the NaNoWriMo events are my way to propel myself over the finish line. Which they do, but now, in the first days after the challenge has been successfully co...

Writing Battle Scenes is HARD! #amwriting #fantasyromance

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This morning, I'm supposed to be working on the final battle scene in Diomere's Mercenary... BUT... So I'm here instead, epically procrastinating by writing this blog. I mean, it needed to be done anyway, right? *sigh* In fantasy, ordinary battle scenes are difficult because they need to be exciting, while also making sense. The writer needs to have some idea how fighting with whatever weapon is being used works. You don't want your readers to put your book down in disgust because you wrote a battle scene so unbelievable that they're left thinking you're an idiot writer. Or worse, have them be bored! It's an important balance, excitement and logic. So when you take battle scene and add it to climax scene, the point when the shit hits the fan, things become even more tricky. You have to write an exciting and convincing battle scene while also bringing everything you've set up together so that it all leads to some kind of resolution. And since th...

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