Lynda Kaye Frazier, USA Today Best Selling Author

I find myself unable to make a New Year’s resolution because I have spring fever. Yes, I did say spring fever. I’m having a hard time believing it’s December 31 because the temp outside is 63 instead of 36, and I’m loving it.   I’ve cleaned up around the yard, pruned my rose bushes, cleaned up the garden and planning to put mulch down in my flower beds. This is unheard of in December so I’m taking advantage of it. But it is the end of another year and I should set a few goals. I want to make goals that I know I can achieve. We’ve all made the resolutions that go be the way side after a few weeks. How many of us have joined a gym to stop going after the first month? I remember how I was going to exercise every day when I bought my treadmill. Well let me tell you it is a great place to dry sweaters. So my goals are going to be things I want to do, and enjoy doing.   Not that I don’t enjoy a good walk, or feel better after eating a salad instead of French fries. I just know that once I s

Happy first Birthday to my writing career.   It was one year ago that I decided to write a book, and what a year it has been. I’ve written the book, revised the book, cut out characters and re-wrote the book. Then I built a website, set up a face book page and even started a twitter account.   I thought I was done but boy was I wrong. After taking workshops, editing courses and marketing classes I found out I was just beginning. I submitted my story to four publishers and they all rejected it, but gracefully. They gave suggestions and wished me luck. No form letter yet, which I saw as a promising thing.   I worked on their suggestions and then submitted it back to a publisher that asked for a revision. Today I found the e-mail from her waiting for me. I was so excited. I did everything she asked and thought my story was exactly what she was looking for.   I couldn’t stop smiling while I sat there staring at it, not sure if I wanted to open it. But my curiosity got the best of me and

  Interview with a Witch and a Werewolf By Tricia Schneider My name is Tricia Schneider and I'm a paranormal romance author. I have two short stories currently available in The Merriweather Witches series. Since this is my very first official character interview, I decided to travel to the home of Lord Jeremy North in England and talk with the characters from my first short story, The Witch and the Wolf . After knocking on the door for what seemed like several long, long minutes, I wondered if Lord Jeremy North had decided to ignore my request for an interview. He was temperamental at times. I shivered as the snow continued to fall and promised myself that if he or his man, Amery, didn't answer this door in another twenty seconds, I was driving to Caldwell House to interview Sebastian Collins from The Witch and the Vampire , instead. At least I knew Sebastian's butler would answer the door! A moment later, the door creaked open and my hero, Lord Jeremy North, stood upon

Agremon Dishes About His Charming Self By Deena Remiel Please pardon the following blog post. I was going to write something completely different, but Agremon busted into my office and snatched my computer! Before I had a chance to get it back, he’d already written this and locked it so I can’t change it. Silly demon… doesn’t he realize I can write him out of a storyline? ~ Deena Remiel Agremon Dishes About His Charming Self By Agremon the Terrible I’m gonna lay it on the line for all of you right now. If you wanna live, don’t mess with me. They call me Agremon, The Terrible, and I live up to that reputation. Don’t piss me off, don’t look at me funny, and don’t even breathe in my direction. I WILL come to you in your dreams and scare you literally to death. You’ve been warned. Why am I such a delightful fellow? You try spending eternity being scorned by The Brethren and sucking up to Satan every freakin’ day. He has me running around his cult compound like I’m some grunt or

    Interview with Mercedes Kingsley By Lynda Kaye Frazier My name is Lynda Kaye Frazier and I write Suspense Romances. I’ve finished my first book, Rescued from the Dark, and I’m half way through my second. Yet to be published, but hopeful. A little background on the story. Rescued from the Dark:      What if you woke up from a nightmare to find you're trapped in a world of darkness, with no memory of how you got there?  Rescued from the Dark is a passionate, gripping story about an FBI agent, Jason Michaels, who risks everything, even his life, to save Mercedes Kingsley, the FBI intern who stole his heart, then walked away.       Mercedes finds herself caught up in and International nightmare, trying to remember who she can trust and who she can't. With the kidnappers vowing to get her back, no matter what the cost, for their secrets that are locked in her memory.  In a race against time Jason and Mercy struggle to fight their attraction, and put their differences asi

Interview with Kip Lee   By Chicki Brown I am continuing my interviews with the seven singles sharing a summer house in Beach Haven, New Jersey. Since I’ve previously talked with two of the women, today my subject is the most vocal of the male residents, college drama instructor, Ogden “Kip” Lee.  When I step outside onto the back deck, I try not to show my reaction at finding him wearing only a pair of baggy shorts and a pair of sunglasses. Kip’s physical appearance is impossible to ignore. I honestly expect him to cock an eyebrow and ask if I can smell what he’s cooking. Hot Fun in the Summertime by Chicki Brown – On Kindle http://amzn.to/dWZSxA and Nook http://bit.ly/k4Z172 Kip: (clasping his hands behind his head and his biceps suddenly expand like he blew them up with a bicycle pump.) “So, what can I do for you? Me: (Wow, loaded question. I sink into the cushioned Adirondack chair next to him and place my recorder on the table between us.) Do you mind? Kip:  Not at a

Interview with Liam and Mel By Sherry Gloag For Now Until forever Blurb: For Prince Liam, families meant bad news, unwanted commitments, and the loss of his personal freedom. Love spawned white picket fences, slippers at the hearth with a wife and kids making demands, so why did those images disappear when he met Melanie Babcot? Melanie Babcot fought hard to escape the horrors of her youth and vowed to remain single and free, so when paid to protect Prince Liam from insurgents why did her personal pledge fly out the window? Interview: SG: Melanie, tell us how you copped the assignment to protect a prince? Melanie: As a member of the palace security I’d worked closely with his father the king. He insisted I got the job of looking after Liam. Liam: *mutters* I’m a grown man, I didn’t need looking after. Melanie: *indignation* No? Then what about the day the insurgents nearly killed you? Liam: That was one day, after three years of my managing just fine. SG: *hiding a

AMBERLYN DARKSKY CHARACTER INTERVIEW By Candice Scrooby   ALL AMBERLYN DARKSKY HAS EVER WANTED IS TO BE NORMAL. BUT WHAT IF NORMAL IS EVERYTHING SUPERNATURAL & LEGENDARY? Hello, everyone. My name is Roxanne Kade and I am the author of THE BLOODY CRESCENT BOOK 1: THERIAN. Today it gives me great pleasure to introduce you to Amberlyn Darksky. When Amber received her acceptance letter to Cyprus Falls University, little did she know that her life would change forever. Vampires, werewolves and dark family secrets would soon lead her to her true destiny. ROXY: Hello, Amber. Thank you for agreeing to meet with me today. AMBER: *nods head slowly* Hello. ROXY: The last few months have been anything but easy for you. How are you holding up? AMBER: Um...Okay, I guess. I'm not really sure how I'm supposed to feel any more. So much has happened and so much has changed. I just have to take each day as it comes. ROXY: Well, I'm sure things will get better. *reaches over

Interview with Linet Fenna   By Heather Hiestand Linet Fenna Interview Blog December 24, 1892 Eliza Dunney: Welcome to London Housemaid Monthly , Miss Fenna, and thank you for being our subject for this month’s feature. How long have you been in service? Linet Fenna: Three years now. Eliza Dunney: Did you start out as a housemaid? Linet Fenna: No, I was a maid-of-all-work for a small household, starting when I was seventeen. Last year I came to the Guterman’s house as second housemaid. Eliza Dunney: Is it your dream to be a housekeeper one day? Linet Fenna: Well, if I don’t marry. Not many other choices these days. Eliza Dunney: Did you once have different dreams? Linet Fenna: She smiles. My early life was anything but traditional. Of course, I can’t speak about it, since my family was a bit, well, unusual. Eliza Dunney: What happened to change the course of your life? Linet Fenna: Prime Minister Gladstone decided only the British Air Force, the Blockaders, belo

Meet IN IT TO WIN IT's Grayson Pierce By Morgan Kearns I am Morgan Kearns; former journalist, current author, and mother of four children to keep things interesting. I write contemporary and paranormal romance. My second novel, IN IT TO WIN IT, is the story of Sportscaster Jane Alexander and Baseball Bad-Boy Grayson Pierce. Tabloids love Grayson, and I’ve gotta admit I’m pretty fond of him myself. MK: *shakes his huge hand* Hey, Grayson, it’s really good to see you. Grayson: It’s great to see you, too, Morgan. How are things? You torturing Xavier yet? MK: Torturing? Is that what you think I do? Grayson: *laughs* Hell, yeah. You’re pretty sadistic. MK: *rolls eyes* It’s a good thing you’re story’s already done. Grayson: Seriously, you’re writing his story, right? MK: I am. He’s an interesting guy. Grayson: *nods* He needs a good woman who’ll love that chip off his shoulder. Do you know who she is yet. MK: Of course. You know her, too. Grayson: Really? MK:

              Emily Dahill, CID chats with an interviewer             By Lindsay Downs     Interviewer: Today I’m joined by Special Agent Emily Dahill, CID. Emily Dahill: *nods greeting* I: Why don’t you start by telling us a little about yourself? ED: Is that a size joke? Just because I’m only five one doesn’t make me small. I like to think of myself as a stick of dynamite packed in a bullet. I: I’m sorry. What I should have said was tell us where you’re from and some of your Army background? Like, did you always want to be a CID agent? ED: Being a Army brat I really never had a home, a house yeah, in one Army base or another all over the world. It wasn’t until I took the post at Fort Del Gue did I finally get the home I’d wanted all those years. And as for being a CID agent, yes that was a lifelong dream of mine. I get the best, for me at least, of both worlds. I’m still in the Army and I have a wonderful opportunity to help protect soldiers from criminals. I: Even if the crimi