The little extended claw. The blade-like beak, and the look in its eyes. This Great Blue Heron makes me want to write him as an evil character or portent of danger in a story. (I have had one critter cause a fatal accident.) #amwritingromance
It means so much when early readers have contacted me or posted reviews to say my book has touched them. FINDING HER VOICE releases on August 23 and is available for pre-order
What would happen if a prince (or a Marquess) was asleep (thought to be permanently) and the beauty kissed him, and he woke up? #historicalromance#RegencyRomance https://t.co/5ByHr2Bths
I saw more bison in OK than I saw in Yellowstone, but here they are in a much smaller area and it's easier to search for them. #tallgrassPrairiePreserve#Oklahoma
I used this moment in my next book, but I left out the spider and changed the grasshopper to a butterfly— which the hero rescued—and it fluttered away. (I rescued the grasshopper, and he left so fast...)
It was fun getting to tell my version of Sleeping Beauty. I enjoyed writing the part when Guinevere jabs Reid to wake him up. The first chapter which tells of her waking him is posted on https://t.co/U3dA2aLkGz #historicalromance...is my favorite. #regencyromance
Sometimes you just have to hope people listen when a woman asks for your funeral to be postponed. #historicalromance#regencyromance https://t.co/0jRbZqWdDD