Tag: Avarice
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It’s Official!
Happy Birthday to me! The newly revised and recovered Avarice is now officially available on (almost) every retail site! Unfortunately, I didn’t realize just how long it takes for Smashwords to distribute books to their affiliate sites. But it is available on Amazon, Smashwords, and Google Books. Hopefully, it will reach the other retailers soon.…
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🎃Is He a Trick or a Treat?🎃
Today’s holiday plays a significant role in the first book of my Hell on Earth series, Avarice. And since the revised edition will be releasing in the not-so-distant future, I thought it was fitting to share this excerpt from the Halloween night that starts it all… (Mature audiences only • Strong Language) Dancing with Zoe…
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Dear Indie | Writing Male Characters Part 2: Types
Welcome back, Indies! Today in Part 2 of Writing Male Characters, I’m going to cover the most common character types, talk about the difference between writing human and non-human heroes, and touch on some of the good and bad aspects of writing non-human heroes. COMMON MALE CHARACTER/HERO TYPES IN ROMANCE I think I pretty much…
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Dear Indie | Writing Female Characters Part 2: Realism
Hi Indies! Welcome back for Part 2 of a current hot topic: How to Write Female Characters/Heroines. If you missed Part 1 about inspirational resources, you can check it out here. Today, I’m going to talk about key elements or tools that can help you create believable/relatable female characters. IMPORTANT TOOLS FOR WRITING BELIEVABLE FEMALE…
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Have You Given Into Greed Yet? ♥ #Free for a Limited Time Only!
A brutal beginning. An ambitious dream. One damning submission… Devils Only. It was a permanent note-to-self tattooed right above Kameo Kross’s panties, because anything less was a disappointment. Had anyone cared to issue the warning: Be careful what you wish for, she might have thought twice before wording it like an actual invitation. Kami doesn’t…
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Show Me Your Worst
Getting comfortable with discomfort is one of the biggest challenges I’ve faced as a writer, and it’s a work in progress. When I first started writing, I never left my comfort zone for any reason. Which meant, no matter how hard I tried to make my characters as epic as the ones I was reading,…