by Hope Ramsay February 2nd, 2012 They say a picture is worth a thousand words. So, let me kick today’s blog off with this beautiful image:
Yes, I write contemporary romance, but I have a real deep addiction for English heroes. Given this fact, it was probably only a matter of time before I decided to send an Englishman to Last Chance. And that’s exactly what I do in Last Chance Beauty Queen, which hits bookstores this week. Read the rest of this entry »
by Livia Quinn December 28th, 2011 I’m thrilled to interview one of our very own Musers, Alix Rickloff, whose book, Heir of Danger is being released today! Alix has been one of my favorite authors since I read Dangerous as Sin, and yes, she really is as nice as she looks.
Alix grew up with a family tree that included a knight who fought during the Wars of the Roses (his brass rubbing hangs in her dining room), and a soldier who sided with Charles I during the English Civil War (hence the family’s hasty emigration to America). With ancestors like that, who wouldn’t be inspired?
Alix turned this fascination with British history along with her love of storytelling to good use. She began writing, releasing her first historical-paranormal in 2007. Her books have been described as “sexy and intense”, “exciting and spellbinding” and “a universe you won’t ever wish to leave”.
by Cadence Denton December 22nd, 2011 For most writers the road to publication is not a smooth, four-lane highway. A dirt road with lots and lots of potholes would probably be more accurate. In my case, my writing career has been little better than a goat path up a rocky mountainside. However, the most important lesson I’ve learned in six years of actively pursuing the craft is perseverance.
by Alix Rickloff December 9th, 2011 
For twenty-five years Ruth A. Casie has been writing for corporate America. Encouraged by her family and friends this ballroom dancing, Sudoku playing, aspiring gourmet cook gave way to her inner muse, let her creative juices flow, and started writing a series of historical time travel romance stories. Her debut novel, Knight of Runes published by Carina Press is now available. Today she is here visiting the Muse to talk with us about her new release and letting go, so without further ado today’s fabulous Friday guest … Ruth A. Casie
by Robin Kaye December 1st, 2011 
I’m so excited to be beginning my blog tour for Wild Thing so I thought I’d celebrate by flying out to Boise, Idaho, one of my favorite places in the world, and stop by Humpin’ Hannah’s—the bar featured in my last book, Yours for the Taking, and introduce you to one of my characters from Wild Thing and the Domestic Gods Gone Wild series—Karma Kincaid. Now I’ve known Karma for a while—after all, she’s been in two of my books, but she’s never met me in person so I thought I’d surprise her.
