Pauline Baird Jones

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    Why I Wrote Operation Ark

    Operation Ark is both a Project Enterprise story and a Pets in Space® story. It was first released in Embrace the Passion: Pets in Space 3, which is now off sale. The rights to all the stories reverted to the authors, which is why I am able to release it as a standalone story.  So…

  • Why Susan Grant Wrote Warleader

    Pauline, thanks for having me on your blog. I’ll say up front that of all the books I’ve written, Warleader is my favorite (shush, don’t tell my other books that!). Sometimes characters and their situations come into my mind before their story is ready. They can be so vivid that they seem real. Admiral Brit…

  • Why Veronica Scott Wrote GABE: A BADARI WARRIORS SCIFI ROMANCE NOVEL

    Thanks for having me over to share the thinking behind the latest story in my award winning Badari Warriors series! Gabe’s been an important supporting character since the first book in the series. He’s fun to write, since he’s an ex-Special Forces soldier from the Sectors and also a daredevil pilot. I always knew he’d…

  • Why Veronica Scott Wrote TIMTUR: THE TEACHER’S ALIEN HEALER

    Thanks for having me back yet again as your guest, to talk about why I wrote the book! It’s really one of my favorite aspects of releasing a new title, coming here to give some backstory. Being a somewhat seat of the pants type author, by which I mean I don’t do any detailed plotting…

  • Why Veronica Scott Wrote STAR CRUISE: MYSTERY DANCER

    Thanks for having me as your guest to talk about my story for this year’s Pets In Space3: Embrace the Passion anthology! I love going back to revisit my interstellar cruise liner, the Nebula Dream, for these PISA stories, as the ship cruises through the futuristic human civilization known as The Sectors.  I’ve written a…

  • KG Stutts: Why She Wrote, Her Birthday, and Book Sale!

      I’m excited to welcome KG Stutts to the blog today! She’s brimming with news and it’s her birthday! Happy birthday!!!!!! Take it away! When I wrote my first sci-fi romance trilogy, the Mirror series, it was because of a dream I kept having about a woman who finds out she’s a clone. After the…

  • Why Krista Wagner Wrote Cassi is in a Coma

    The idea that a large group of people can turn on one person might be hard to believe. Unfortunately, it happened to me on a few different occasions. Thankfully, I did not wind up in a coma like Cassi, but I was emotionally and mentally ostracized to a great degree. I dedicated this YA supernatural…

  • Excerpt from Cailin Brist’s Rand: Son of Tallav

    Randolph Meryon is a man no woman can resist despite the whip he brandishes. Compelled to return home after his sister’s death, he struggles to fit new responsibilities into the hedonistic lifestyle he prefers to live. It’s a task he finds difficult enough without adding in the tangle of unanswered questions his sister has left…

  • Why Michelle M. Pillow Wrote BETTER HAUNTS AND GARDEN GNOMES

    I’ve been a published author for about 15 years now, and during that time I’ve had the opportunity to write in many different romance genres—dark fantasy, historical, paranormal, contemporary, sci fi, futuristic. One thing became obvious very quickly in my career. For better or worse, I wasn’t a one-genre writer. My muse likes to explore…

  • WHY VERONICA SCOTT WROTE DARIK

    Thanks for having me back again as a guest! I love coming to your blog and talking about why I wrote my new book, each time I release something else. (Let me know if I get too boring!) This time the book is Darik: A Badari Warriors SciFi Romance (Sectors New Allies Series Book 4).…