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So. Many. Daughters.

So. Many. Daughters.

If you're a reader, you've definitely noticed the trend in suspense novels where the titles include the word "girl" but the "girl" is actually a woman. Gone Girl, Girl on the Train, Girl With the Dragon Tattoo... You get it. I have a thing about referring to grown women as girls. You rarely hear...

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Introducing Artemis

Introducing Artemis

You know how there are people that love a Thing and people start sending them Thing-related photos, memes, and gifs because they are known for loving that Thing? Well, that's how I am with corgis. After years and years of wanting one, Colby and I finally, finally have a corgi puppy. And she's a...

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3 Things I Learned from Writing a Non-Fiction Book

3 Things I Learned from Writing a Non-Fiction Book

I've now published three fiction novels and written one non-fiction book. I studied Journalism in college, I've done two internships as a reporter and blogged for a long time. Writing a non-fiction book turned out to be quite different from what I was expecting. But now that it's done, I'm going...

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Lessons from NaNoWriMo Land

Lessons from NaNoWriMo Land

Well, I did it. I took part in National Novel Writing Month and didn't quit. I finished the first draft of my third novel, Molly Miranda: Book 3. For this, I am very proud. Buuuuuuuut I didn't reach 50,000 words which is kind of the whole point of it. (Just so you're aware, the above gif is from a...

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REVIEW: Troublemaker by Leah Remini

REVIEW: Troublemaker by Leah Remini

There are affiliate links in this post. Read my disclosure policy to learn more. Despite my co-worker's recent suggestion, I am not interested in joining the Church of Scientology. I'm just fascinated by the drama that surrounds it and the stories that escape from the organization. Today I...

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PEI Book Awards in the Guardian

PEI Book Awards in the Guardian

My lovely mother-in-law clipped this out of the newspaper for me. Click to see a larger version. Congratulations to Finley Martin, author of The Dead Letter, for winning in the Fiction category.

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Thank You Louise Rennison.

Thank You Louise Rennison.

"He who laughs last laughs the laughiest." The death of author Louise Rennison was announced today. When I was in junior high, I owned all of the Georgia Nicolson books and loaned them out to anyone who would read them. I lost a few of them over the years and had to re-buy several of them, thus...

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Weddings Photos!

Weddings Photos!

We just got our wedding photos back a few days ago. I am totally blown away. Kristy McKinney is just stupid talented. I am crazy about what she does with color- everything is so bright and pretty and fun. I am so, so, so happy with how they turned out. Here is a sampling for my blog readers. My...

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The Art of Letting Others Into Your Brain

The Art of Letting Others Into Your Brain

As soon as I sent Molly Miranda: Thief for Hire out to its first reviewers, I was filled with anxious joy. My moment had come. People I had never met would read my book, get to know characters I created and hang out in a world that I created for them. It was exhilarating and like nothing I'd ever...

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Clean Reader and the Art of Swearing

Clean Reader and the Art of Swearing

Update: Good news from the front lines! You can stick your ******* Clean Reader app up your ****: Authors’ backlash forces Christian couple to remove all ebooks from app that bleeps out all the naughty words has all the details. I've been meaning to do a blog post about swearing in fiction for a...

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Jillianne Hamilton writes delightful historical fiction and historical romance featuring rebellious heroines and happy endings.

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