I love being a part of the Alliance of Young Adult Authors (AAYAA) Facebook group. Derek Murphy started the group, and he’s so generous helping other indies out as he figures it all out himself. His latest project? #AuthorRoulette. It’s … Continued
I decided it was high time to do a chapter reading. I’m always a little late to the party, so we’ll see how this goes. This is a reading from Skye’s Lure, a contemporary mermaid tale. Skye’s life is about … Continued
In honor of my birthday on the 5th, I’m giving away Skye’s Lure for FREE! The 4th through the 7th you’ll be able to get this urban fantasy romance for nothing more than showing up and downloading it from Amazon. … Continued
Blogged reviews are powerful, which is why I get excited when I get one. This one got blogged a while ago, but I’m a little slow sometimes. In case you missed it (#ICYMI), here’s the link: Big Al’s Books and … Continued
Soooo, I stumbled upon this incredible contest called #PonyFest15 hosted by Rebecca Enzor (click here to learn more about it). Basically, she encourages authors to create a My Little Pony picture based on one or more characters of their book. … Continued
If you’ve been following Skye the mermaid’s story, then I’m sure you’re anxious for the release of her book. I’ve been editing and formatting, and I even did a poll on a few cover options. The jellyfish cover was the … Continued
So, in trying to come up with a great cover for the story, I came up with 3 ideas that I think you’ll love. But I need your help. I can’t decide which one I like the most, so you’ll … Continued
“The Mer didn’t always exist – at least not as we’re known now. We used to live as people of the sea, living in the water nearly as much as on land. We turned to the depths for our food, … Continued
When I wrote the mermaid song at the end of the chapter entitled Exposed, I had the tune in mind. I believe I promised to share when I got the chance. Here’s the video, sung by the very imperfect me. … Continued
For the first part of this story, see Part 1. The creatures of the sea surrounded the floating bodies, not allowing them to float away, and they sang to the tribespeople. There were no words to the song, but the … Continued
