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A couple weeks ago, on a phone call with my editor, I expressed my struggle with feeling creative, with wanting to talk about superfluous, creative things (IOW,...
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Cast of Families: James-Garner Family
I wouldn’t typically include peeks into families as part of my introduction to a book, but Beneath the Stars is a little different in that the families th...
On Looking Back, Pt. III
For the final installment of this mini-series, I’d like to hold up the mirror, not only to myself, but to you as the reader. Where do you go when you need...
Bastra: A Marneaux Design Company
You don’t need me to tell you that politics is the hot topic. THE current affair. The subject in everyone’s heart and on everyone’s tongue and...
On Looking Back, Pt. II
Last week, I looked back at a favorite childhood staple, Winnie the Pooh, and how the lessons that book series teach can help guide us forward as we face…...
Cast of Characters: Adrian Garner
Putting a young child into a romance is a risky move, I understand that. But, I’m all about writing romances that reflect real life. That tell stories wit...
On Looking Back to See the Future, Pt. I
They say some of our best inspiration comes to us at times we can’t do anything about it: in the shower, driving, in the middle of a dull meeting. Our min...
Cast of Characters: Eddie Garner
So, yes indeed, there is a hot fireman in Beneath the Stars. However, I think it’s important to note, this is not your typical hot fireman romance. Eddie ...
Cast of Characters: Sid Marneaux
Sid Marneaux turned out to be a hard nut to crack. When he first stepped into my vision, I could see him very clearly: tall, dark, handsome, wearing a tunicR...
Looking Ahead
So, the last substantial post I made, I said silence no longer felt like the appropriate response to all of the heartache and loss going on all around us in 201...