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By Hildie McQueen Sissy Blue tiptoed down the wide staircase that lead to the oversized entryway and froze upon spotting Miss Maggie. “Hello Sweetie. I’ve never seen you up so early.” The bright-eyed lady studied her disheveled appearance. “Honey, you need to do something about that hair. I’m about to make some coffee.” “Right, I’ll…
Visit with Kristina McMorris Today IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THE PFHT WRITE-OFF CONTEST, GO TO PREVIOUS POST OR GO HERE:http://tinyurl.com/7ekpqsa We have a special treat. Kristina McMorris is spending the day with us and is talking about her novel, Bridge of Scarlet Leaves. This is a story about a young woman secretly elopes with her Japanese American…
Why Romance Heroines are all about Womens’ Rights by Connie Cox Romance heroines never settle for second-best when choosing who they love. Romance heroines are strong in heart and in mind and in soul—or they end up that way after growing through the conflicts in the story. Romance heroines, like all strong women, are good…
Alicia Discusses Her Grandfather as the Inspiration for Her Debut Novel, BREAKING FREE by Alicia McCalla When I was a little girl, my granddad made me feel like I was a princess. It was exciting to be the only grandchild for so many years. As I became an adult, I would regularly call my granddad…
Tall, Dark and Silent, Part 1 by Tammy Schubert When I was in my mid to late twenties, online dating was just starting. Despite the social stigma associated it, I jumped at the chance to meet new people. The experience was fun, and I met a lot of nice guys—along with some strange ducks. Let…
