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The Big Uneasy is Now in Kindle Unlimited!
Big news, readers! š After years of being āwide,ā Iāve made the exciting decision to bring The Big Uneasy series into Kindle Unlimited
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Why I Wrote Gumbo Ya-Ya Exit
I also wrote this book because ten comes after nine. It was tenās turn.
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Why I wrote Family Treed and Louisiana Lagniappe
I was searching through all my posts and realized that I didnāt write a āwhy I wroteā for Family Treed, my short story in my Big Uneasy series. I might not have done it because it was a short story. I honestly donāt remember. So I think Iāll cover both āFamily Treedā and Louisiana Lagniappe…
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Why Cherie Claire Wrote Ticket to Paradise
Years ago I got the call from Hollywood ā but itās not what you think. I nabbed a job as an Internet editor forĀ Variety.com, the entertainment news daily. I was honored and thrilled, even though that little voice inside my head kept saying, āI thought you werenāt happy in web work, missed the people…
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What’s Going On Around Here?
The hermit (me) has been out of the hermit house a crazy amount of time, so Iām still flailing a bit on this blog. So I thought Iād flail less and mention some new things around here that you may not have noticed yet. If youāve ever stopped by what was my main website, you…
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Why Shona Husk Wrote DESIRE TO FALL
Desire to Fall was one of those ideas I had that I thought would be fun and that I originally wrote for myself (Iām selfish like that. I write what I think will be funā¦which may not be the best strategy for building a long term career as an author as what I think is…
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Why Lindsay McKenna Wrote NOWHERE TO HIDE
In the late 1980ās, I created Morganās Mercenaries, a romantic military suspense family saga-series. It went on to become 45 books strong, best selling, around the globe and put into 33 foreign languages. I created the military romance genre in 1983 with Captive of Fate (then, Silhouette Special edition and today, Harlequin). Today, military romantic…
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First She Read. Then She Wrote
So, a long time ago, and not that far away, there was a girl who loved to read. She loved to read so much that sheād sneak-read under the bed covers when she was supposed to be asleep. Sheād try to read while walking to and from school. Mixed success there. Sheād even try to…
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A Foot in the Past
Do you ever look at a photo and wish you could do a Mary Poppins and pop into the picture for a visit? Iād love to do that with this photo. Iāve always been drawn the villages built of stone and that are venerable with age, places filled with the ghosts of people who used…