Which do you prefer? Here comes the bride or later we'll decide? Marriage and a baby carriage, or let's just move in together? I find myself leaning more toward the traditional happy ending. I know. I'm corny. But I like it when the hero and heroine get married, start a family, and ride off into to the sunset. I understand that these are modern times and marriage isn't required for a couple to be happy, have a family, or ride off into the sunset. But I love the fantasy. Somet

Let's be clear. I consume romance novels like Tony Montana consumes cocaine. Copious, obnoxious amounts. I. Am. An. Addict. Like all hardcore romance junkies, I am constantly looking for my next book boyfriend. Gideon Cross, Christian Grey, Jamie Fraser, Damien Stark, Jack Sullivan...we had some good times together. But when the story or series ends, what am I left with? A yearning for more. So every time I push that 1-Click button on Amazon I embark on a journey that's going

SNAPSHOT OF MY CHARACTER PROFILE FOR ASHER SULLIVAN: Ideas for my stories usually come to me in the form of a character first. Take for example the hero of my upcoming novel "Her Protector". Asher Sullivan is a former Navy Seal who runs a private security firm based in New York. His job and love interest is Haley Provost, a billionairess who is having some security issues that need fixing! Once that swirled around in my head for a few days I started building my two main char

I'm generally an optimistic person but I have to say that 2016 put a real dent in my armor. It was truly a shit show on so many levels. Whether it was the loss of so many of our favorite artists and heroes or the utter disgrace that was the 2016 US presidential election, we took some tough hits this year. But let me be clear before I lose you. THIS IS NOT about to be a rant on the President-Elect. My only hope is that we the people pay close attention to what is happening in