Happy March, all! This is a full month. Here’s what I’m up to. First, the third Romancing the Page novella, An Unheard Song, is released March 12th! My side project as Laura Ambrose continues. Here’s the blurb: Annalie’s dreams came true when her first book became the bestselling debut fantasy of the decade. Awards and accolades were overwhelming and incredible,… Read More
A Perfect Balance (Romancing the Page #2) is out now!
Today is the release day of A Perfect Balance, the second of the Romancing the Page novellas. This one stars Emma, who was briefly introduced in the first novella, A Hidden Hope. This is the steamiest of the three, and was also quite fun to write. Emma and Sage are both afraid of commitment and ‘real relationships’ which is rather… Read More
2018 Writing Roundup
November and December writing roundup: In November I did a baby NaNoWriMo and aimed to write 25,000 words of Dragon Book, even if that was some pre-planning as well. I ended up with about 20k of prose and 5k of planning, which I was happy with. Words: 25,100 + 7122 nonfic = 32,216 words In December, I had to work… Read More
Books Read in October & August to October Writing Roundup
Books Read in October: 1. Certain Dark Things – Silvia Garcia-Moreno. Welcome to Mexico City… An Oasis In A Sea Of Vampires… Domingo, a lonely garbage-collecting street kid, is busy eking out a living when a jaded vampire on the run swoops into his life. Atl, the descendant of Aztec blood drinkers, must feast on the young to survive and… Read More
A Hidden Hope & Waterstones Prince St Event on Love Stories Tonight!
Ah, hello very last minute post. Last Monday I released the first Romancing the Page novella, A Hidden Hope. I posted about it on social media but never got around to posting it on my actual blog! Silly me. I have made a subpage for my Laura Ambrose self. If you’d like a 7k prequel short story to A Hidden Hope,… Read More
Writing Update: June & July
Here’s what I’ve been up to writing-wise this summer. In June, I was away in Romania for part of it for my Vampire conference, where I presented a paper on vampires and fae archetypes in YA fiction. Afterwards, I spent some solo time in Constanta and treated it as a mini writing retreat. Once I returned, I was able to… Read More
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