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Cold War Intrigue and Adventure
So, (like most of the world) I’ve been sick. Never fear, I’m not going to catalog my (piteous) symptoms. Even though Sick Happens, I’m more than ready to move on to the actual topic of this blog. Rereading. I know it’s wrong to reread when my TBR is full of new books, but when I…
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Why Veronica Scott Wrote Danger in the Stars #CoverReveal
I’m excited to welcome Veronica Scott to the blog today with a “why I wrote” AND an exclusive cover reveal! I’m so excited and honored and I LOVE this cover! Okay, I’ll go squee in a corner and let Veronica share her story! The original plan was to have my latest book released and available…
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Because, Well, Because…
So, February is almost over, I caught a cold/flu thing at the end of the month and have been head down writing, so not a lot of words left for a blog post. lol So I thought I would do a roundup kind of post today, instead of inflicting a bad attempt at blogging on…
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Why Cathy Perkins Wrote So About The Money
When I was young, if you’d asked me for the last place I’d expect—or want—to live, my answer would’ve been, “In a small town.” Small towns seemed to be cultural wastelands, populated by gossiping neighbors who were all related to each other. And out west? That option never entered my Southern soul. Fast forward…
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#eReader Diving Part Something
I don’t have a special guest author today! I’ve been distracted by the weather and our little wild kingdom, and forgot to harass, I mean, invite some authors to stop by. I will get to work on that, but in the meantime, what’s an author/avid reader to do with an open blog spot? Well, the…
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Why Malcom Richards Wrote Lost Lives
Lost Lives tells the tale of young teacher Emily Swanson who makes a terrible mistake that destroys her life. Escaping to London, she moves into an apartment where she discovers that the former tenant is mysteriously missing. At first curious then dangerously obsessed, Emily begins to search for the woman. It’s a dangerous search that…
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Caution: Construction Zone
It’s Monday and a whole new month, the month of romance! But I’m not going to talk about that. (hahaha) I’ve been hunkered down here in Ice Station Zebra, working on Book 6 of my Project Enterprise series (isn’t that a compelling title? Yeah, working on that, too!) and rebranding the covers for Books 1-5…
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Revealing Post For Friday #scifirom #sfrb
This month I’d like to showcase my redone Project Enterprise covers! I’m super excited and hope you enjoy seeing them, too! First up is The Key! The key will unlock more than an unknown civilization; it will define who one woman will become…. And book 2 Girl Gone Nova! Impossible missions, an irritating male, time travel and…love?…
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Why Krista Wagner Wrote RIAN FIELD
I wrote RIAN FIELD because I went through a traumatic experience. The novel is a psychological thriller, and though it is fictionalized, a lot of the moments are based off of my own experience. On Black Friday of 2013, I could not get a hold of my dad. Out of concern, I drove the mile…