Sometimes, there are books that I’d really like to read, but I know I am already over-committed and I just have to say no. But that doesn’t mean YOU can’t read it! So today, I’ve got a guest post from Joe Canzao, author of Magno Girl. I loved the synopsis: When a Manhattan pizza maker is found dead in his own dough,… Read more
Another guest post! You might remember that a short time back, I ran a link to a survey run by author Virginia King. Well, she decided on a title and she put together a great guest post for us on why she always cries at the end of her novel… ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Crying at the End I always cry at the… Read more
I’ve got a great guest post for you today from the author of a mystery series I really enjoy! Deborah Crombie, author of The Sound of Broken Glass has a post for us and I learned something surprising – she’s not British! I wouldn’t have guessed, reading the Duncan Kincaid/Gemma James stories, that they were written by an American. So,… Read more
Just about a year ago, I hosted a guest post from Alison Morton, author of Inceptio. Now the second book in the series, Perfiditas, is on the shelves at your local bookstore, so I thought it would be good to have it on the Shelves here! First, a little about the new novel, the second in the Roma Nova series: Captain Carina… Read more
Okay, time to let the authors do the work…today I’ve got a guest post from Rudy Mazzocchi, entrepreneur and author of Storytelling: The Indispensable Art of Entrepreneurism. Mazzocchi established a career buying, building and selling multi-million dollar companies, and he has taken that experience and applied it to his fiction. In Storytelling, Mazzocchi “takes you on a journey which reveals how the development,… Read more
This should be a terrific guest post! When I received the information on Awakening from the good folks at Sourcebooks, I was intrigued. Elene Sallinger is an award-winning children’s author, so how did she end up writing BDSM erotica?!? Let’s find out… What Do You Mean You Used to Write Children’s Stories? By Elene Sallinger When people find out that… Read more
Today, I’ve got a great guest post from Mike Martin, author of The Body on the T. It’s really timely because this is the middle of November, which is National Novel Writing Month. And if there is one thing that you have to do during NaNoWriMo is keep on writing! Don’t Give Up: Just Keep Writing Some people say that… Read more
Today, I’ve got a special Q&A with Raymond Khoury, author of Rasputin’s Shadow. It’s a thriller with historical leanings, tying together the past and the future with twists and turns and plenty of intrigue. I knew this guest post was coming up, so I was especially tickled to strike up a conversation in the airport the other day with a young… Read more
Today, I’ve got a special treat! I’ve got an excerpt from a great end-of-summer thriller – Chimera by David Wellington. Here’s a little about the story: Ten years after wounded Special Forces veteran Jim Chapel returns home from Afghanistan, he is drafted into a new war soil. A small band of fugitives has escaped from a top secret upstate NY military… Read more
Hey, it’s Friday and I am letting authors do the work today! I’ve got a great guest post from Ron Chepesiuk, author of Black Caesar: The Rise and Disappearance of Frank Matthews, Kingpin. I asked about what it was like to research a book like this – digging up old stories, talking to reluctant witnesses – and here’s what Ron had… Read more