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Kelly and I ping-ponged for quite some time, and the idea of these characters and their setting was born. And I guess like bacon, everything is better with wine involved.

Jennifer Hamm – 29 August 2023 Continue reading →

In my opinion, every paragraph should perform even a simple function, and all fillers should be deleted. 

Dagmar Rokita – 26 August 2023 Continue reading →

Every dog I have owned has been a rescue dog, some from very horrible situations. I love building up their confidence, getting them over their past, and then training them in obedience, rally, or agility. I also enjoy writing about Veronica and Leda, her Chesapeake Bay Retriever, out in the backcountry on search and rescue missions because it is quite fun to include a thrilling rescue! 

Tracy Carter – 23 August 2023 Continue reading →

My whole life I have been a bit of a story teller, from my earliest memories I recall sitting on a swing and telling myself stories and in high school my friends would do this thing with me (kind of a game I guess) where they would come up with a couple of items or words and then I would have to come up with a story from it while they would try to stump me… I don’t think they ever did though. 

Leisl Kaberry – 20 August 2023 Continue reading →

I think my target audience is anyone who enjoys a good crime thriller and is into true crime in general. Although both my novels are fiction, I incorporated many real cases into the narratives through the protagonist’s point of view. This gave my novels a touch of realism.

Wendy Whitman 17 August 2023 Continue reading →

The Brill Pill is loosely a science fiction story, however, to me it is more of a character study and I hope to find readers that are most interested in the human interactions that are fueled by the speculative backdrop. 

Akemi C Brodsky – 15 August 2023 Continue reading →

Caitlin O’Connor is a flawed character who keeps getting involved in relationships with married men and finally gets into therapy to figure out why. I hope readers will empathize with her and root for her as she tries to get healthier while also solving a difficult case.

Lynn Slaughter – 11 August 2023 Continue reading →

Late Bloomer is about a woman examining whether her life’s path is the right one. She questions everything—including the very essence of herself.

Melissa Giberson – 11 August 2023 Continue reading →

I can joke and say anyone who’s ever had a past or wants a great future, but it is really for anyone struggling to get on with their life and feels ready to shed their old baggage once and for all so they can finally move on. 

Melanie Smith – 8 August 2023 Continue reading →

Also, after watching a documentary about Alice Guy, I became obsessed with the burgeoning silent movie industry and the role this French pioneer filmmaker played in it, so I wanted to involve her as a character in the story.

Anne Armistead – 5 August 2023 Continue reading →