• Quick and Fun,  Shapeshifter

    Stone by Linda Mooney @LindaMooney #RLFblog #paranormal #fantasy #gargoyle

    Stone by Linda Mooney @LindaMooney #RLFblog #paranormal #fantasy #gargoyleLinda Mooney, welcome to Romance Lives Forever. I’m Kayelle Allen, author and owner of this blog. I’d like to get to know you better. After we talk, I’ll ask for your bio and social media. Let’s jump in to a Quick and Fun answer session.

    QUICK

    Do you write more than one genre? If so, what are they?
    I also write sci-fi, paranormal, fantasy, and contemporary romances. I also write humorous naughty romances as Carolyn Gregg, and horror as Gail Smith.
    How do you come up with ideas?
    Sometimes a picture or a song will give me the germ of an idea. Other times it might a bit of dialogue. And sometimes I’ll be challenged to write a certain type of story. Those are the most fun.
    What is the single most important part of writing for you?
    Simply sitting down and immersing myself back into the story. I always edit the previous chapter before starting the next one.
    When did you write your first book?
    When I was five years old. By the time I was in fifth grade, I was writing almost continuously (and I still have some of those spiral notebooks!) However, I didn’t submit my first manuscript and get published until 2005.

    FUN

    Leather or lace? Leather
    Black or red? Black
    Satin sheets or smooth cotton? Soft cotton
    Ocean or mountains? Ocean (I’m fortunate to live near the Gulf of Mexico.)
    City life or country life? Country life. Slow and easy.
    Party life or evening at home? Evening at home.
    Dogs or cats? Dogs! (I have two dachshunds.)
    Tell us about Stone
    Garenth had been awakened to retrieve an ancient artifact that was crucial to his well-being. He had few memories of what his life had been like when he had been a man. What memories that were left were filled with blood and excruciating pain.
    That part of him was over now. The talisman had been taken from its sacred burial place, and it had to be returned as quickly as possible. It was up to him to follow through with his mission so he could return to another thousand years of sleep.
    Brielle Van de Camp knew an extraordinary find when she saw it. The small clay figure was the key to a potentially earth‑shattering revelation about a previously unknown time in man’s ancestry. She would bet her life on it.
    Unfortunately, others had gotten wind of the talisman, and they were equally determined to claim its promise for themselves. If Brielle wasn’t willing to part with the figurine, they had no compunction about prying it from her dead fingers.
    They never counted on having to face the guardian of the statuette, who turned out to be more than a creature of mythology.
    Warning! Contains a magic talking rock, a mother idol, boo-lets, a cell phone app, deadly intruders, a ruthless businessman, a key card, and a warrior trying to cope with an ages-old curse with the help of a woman who must be a blessing from the gods.
    Genre paranormal fantasy romance
    Book heat level (based on movie ratings) R
    Publisher Music And Press
    Amazon http://amzn.to/2ziO8np
    Barnes and Noble https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/stone-linda-mooney/1127522402
    iBooks https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/id1315437856
    Kobo https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/stone-22
    Google https://play.google.com/store/books/details/Linda_Mooney_Stone?id=8FE_DwAAQBAJ

    Linda Mooney Social Media

    Linda loves to write sweet and sensuous romance with a fantasy, paranormal, or science fiction flair. Her technique is often described as being as visual as a motion picture or graphic novel.
    A wife, mother, grandmother, and retired Kindergarten and music teacher, she lives in a small south Texas town near the Gulf coast where she delves into other worlds filled with daring exploits, adventure, and intense love.
    She has numerous best sellers, including 10 consecutive #1s. In 2009, she was named Whiskey Creek Press Torrid’s Author of the Year, and her book My Strength, My Power, My Love was named the 2009 WCPT Book of the Year. In 2011, her book Lord of Thunder was named the Epic Ebook “Eppie” Award Winner for Best Erotic Sci-Fi Romance.
    She also writes naughty humorous romances under the name of Carolyn Gregg, horror under the pseudonym of Gail Smith, and elementary teacher workbooks as LG Mooney.
    For more information about Linda Mooney books and titles, up-coming releases, contests and giveaways, and to sign up for her newsletter, please visit her website.
    Website http://lindamooney.com/
    Blog http://lindamooney.blogspot.com/
    Twitter https://twitter.com/LindaMooney
    Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MusicAndPress
    Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/735249946549380/
    Tumblr https://www.tumblr.com/blog/lindam54
    Pinterest https://www.pinterest.com/lindam54/
    Instagram http://instagram.com/macwombat
    Goodreads https://www.goodreads.com/Linda_Mooney
    Amazon Author Page https://www.amazon.com/Linda-Mooney/e/B002BMES1W

     

  • Book Release,  Paranormal

    Blood Tenderly by Linda Mooney @LindaMooney #RLFblog #romance #paranormal

    Welcome Linda Mooney (writing as Gail Smith), author of Blood Tenderly, a new paranormal horror romance.

    Why did you write this book?
    I saw a comment on Facebook where one author commented that, “Horror is not romantic.” She was responding to another person about whether or not certain horror movies also contain romantic elements.
    This got me to thinking. First off, I love a challenge. So I asked myself, could there be a romance that had elements of horror? It took me a while to come up with an idea, and Blood Tenderly is my answer. But since it’s equal parts horror and romance, I’m releasing it under my horror pseudonym of Gail Smith.
    What is your favorite genre to read?
    Believe it or not, horror! Followed by non-fiction. Romance is a close third.
    Who is your favorite character from fiction (not including your own)?
    Sherlock Holmes. I like to challenge myself and see if I can’t deduce what he’s thinking or planning before it’s revealed. I especially love the TV and movie versions starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Robert Downey, Jr.
    What are you working on at the moment?
    It’s a contemporary fantasy featuring a gargoyle, entitled Stone.
    What books will we see from you in coming months?
    This past year, my New Year’s Resolution was to 1) end a series, 2) continue a series, and 3) begin a new series. I’ve kept that resolution with 1) Neverwylde, 2) Predator of the Pines, Subwoofers Bk. 4, and 3) Sky Titan, Deities Bk. 1.
    I plan to do that again. However, which books I’ll write to fulfill that remains to be seen. (It depends on what my muse tells me to do, LOL!)
    Please tell us about your latest book.
    Genre paranormal horror romance.
    Book heat level (based on movie ratings): R
    With the cold weather quickly setting in, Lark is trying to ensure she has what she needs to make it through another bone-chilling winter in the cabin in the woods, but something has decided to pay her a visit. The question is, who? Or better yet, what?
    There is a human invading his sanctuary, and he is determined to get rid of her. Humans in the past have left of their own accord, but not without a threat from him. However, this one is proving difficult. But she’ll go. One way or another, he will make her.
    The thing is demanding that Lark leave, but she has nowhere to go. No one who cares. So she’s determined to stand her ground.
    After all, what does she have to lose, besides her life?
    Publisher Music And Press
    Amazon http://amzn.to/2xXlxQI
    Barnes and Noble https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/blood-tenderly-linda-mooney/1127185656?ean=2940158652004
    iBooks https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/id1293240266
    Kobo https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/blood-tenderly
    Google Play https://play.google.com/store/books/details/Gail_Smith_Blood_Tenderly?id=qZ84DwAAQBAJ

    Linda Mooney Social Media

    Gail Smith is the pseudonym of Linda Mooney. Although Linda uses her real name for her sci-fi, fantasy, and paranormal romances, she keeps her excursions into terror separate. And she wants her readers to know that when the book says Gail Smith, they’re going to get flat-out, unapologetic horror.

    Linda loves to write sweet and sensuous romance with a fantasy, paranormal, or science fiction flair. Her technique is often described as being as visual as a motion picture or graphic novel.

    A wife, mother, grandmother, and retired Kindergarten and music teacher, she lives in a small south Texas town near the Gulf coast where she delves into other worlds filled with daring exploits, adventure, and intense love.

    She has numerous best sellers, including 10 consecutive #1s. In 2009, she was named Whiskey Creek Press Torrid’s Author of the Year, and her book My Strength, My Power, My Love was named the 2009 WCPT Book of the Year. In 2011, her book Lord of Thunder was named the Epic Ebook “Eppie” Award Winner for Best Erotic Sci-Fi Romance.
    She also writes naughty humorous romances under the name of Carolyn Gregg, horror under the pseudonym of Gail Smith, and elementary teacher workbooks as L. G. Mooney.
    For more information about Linda Mooney books and titles, up-coming releases, contests and giveaways, and to sign up for her newsletter, please visit her website.
    Gail Smith’s blog http://gailsgorydetails.blogspot.com
    Website http://lindamooney.com/
    Blog http://lindamooney.blogspot.com/
    Twitter https://twitter.com/LindaMooney
    Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MusicAndPress
    Pinterest https://www.pinterest.com/lindam54/
    Goodreads https://www.goodreads.com/Linda_Mooney
    Amazon Author Page https://www.amazon.com/Linda-Mooney/e/B002BMES1W
    Newsletter http://lindamooney.com/ (Wait for the pop-up.)
    Instagram http://instagram.com/macwombat

     

  • Neverwylde by Linda Mooney @LindaMooney #RLFblog #SciFi #romance
    Sci Fi World,  Science Fiction Romance

    Neverwylde by Linda Mooney @LindaMooney #RLFblog #SciFi #romance

    Neverwylde by Linda Mooney @LindaMooney #RLFblog #SciFi #romanceToday’s featured book is Neverwylde 6 by Linda Mooney. Tell us about your story. We’ll have other questions in a moment.

    Finally rescued from the half-world, Kyber and Kelen believed the worst was behind them.

    They were wrong.

    Another ship has landed on Neverwylde, but are the visitors friend or foe? Kelen, Kyber, and the crew are hoping for a rescue, but preparing for a battle. The fight between Terrans and Seneecians has been put behind by those on the half-planet in order to survive, but the newcomers are not of the same mindset.

    Even if they are rescued, where will that leave Kelen and Kyber? With neither being accepted by the other’s race, will they be forced to go their separate ways?

    Everyone is hoping for their own happily ever after once and for all. But sometimes the worst terrors don’t come from alien worlds.

    They’re closer to home.

    What species/races of people are in your book?

    There are two main species of people in this book. The Terrans are from Earth, and the furred Seneecians from the planet Seneecia. For this romance, Kyber, the hero, is Seneecian, and Kelen, the heroine, is Terran.

    Do you have non-sentient creatures or animals in your story? If so, what are they?

    There are several creatures in this series, deadly and vicious, but the ones that resonate the most are the furries. They’re considered to mostly likely be the dominant species of the half-planet. One in particular, who is named Five because he has five instead of six legs, becomes almost a mascot.

    Language and Culture

    What languages are spoken in your story universe?

    The Seneecians have their own language, as do the semi-sentient species on Neverwylde. But for the sake of the series, the Seneecians speak “Terranese”. Five and his kind have a language consisting of squeaks and whistles, and the only other species that converses have a translation necklace.

    If you created a language for the story, what is it called?

    The Seneecians speak Seneecia.

    Please give us a few words in this language and their translation .

    When Kyber says “Eelo nok torus nor” to Kelen, it translates to “You are my only one”.

    In the culture of your story world, what is different from ours?

    There is no basic culture on Neverwylde. This is a half-planet where both Seneecians and Terrans have crash landed, and they spend the series discovering and learning how to survive. Of the few things they’ve realized is that everything comes in threes, or in multiples of three. Everything. Knowing this, they’re able to make some valid guesses and take action, which enable them to endure.

    At the same time, however, the Seneecians continue to adhere to the laws of their own world. Although they don’t place such restrictions on the Terrans, they maintain them among themselves.

    What special laws are important to your story world?

    As mentioned, the number 3 plays an integral part of this series. Not coincidentally, there are six books in this now-completed series.

    As a whole, Neverwylde should not exist. It appears to break all rules of physics and science. In short, it is a half-planet, missing one entire portion of the world, yet is still able to maintain an atmosphere, gravity, and sustain plants and wildlife. Our survivors spend the series learning how to adapt to such a planet as they continue to discover new things. And face the dangers within head-on.

    What rights (such as equality) are challenges for your characters?

    Seneecians and Terrans are mortal enemies, and have been for decades. But on Neverwylde, they are faced with the very real possibility that, unless they call a temporary truce and join forces to combat the dangers that appear, no one will survive.

    What makes things more intriguing is that Kelen and Kyber are drawn to each other, to the dissatisfaction of the others. How they learn to love is a testament to the heart, as they take the time to learn and accept their differences. Inevitably, the others come to accept the couple, and their union further cements the truce and growing friendships between the species.

    Story Setting

    Describe one of the worlds where your story takes place .

    Five of the six books take place on Neverwylde. This half-planet looks as if someone with a galactic-sized knife sliced the world into two pieces. In several scenes, the survivors stand on a slab that extends outward into space itself, where they can see nothing but the universe above, around, and below them.

    There are temples on the planet’s surface. They later discover these temples house a transporter device that can take them to various locations deep within the planet’s core.

    The planet’s interior is laced with interconnecting tunnels and corridors, some of which are high enough to enable them to walk upright, and others which require them to crawl on hands and knees. These tunnels lead to larger rooms, each of which is bathed in a particular color (which they discover corresponds to a button on the teleportation slab.)

    It’s within those tunnels and rooms that they are confronted by dangerous creatures, as well as natural catastrophes such as earthquakes and rock slides.

    What makes this world unique?

    What makes Neverwylde unique is that it defies the laws of science and physics that both the Terrans and Seneecians are accustomed to facing. Which means they have to suspend their initial beliefs and re-learn in order to survive. That includes the types of creatures they face.

    Tell us about the age of the culture in your story, i.e., are the people part of an ancient civilization, a newly formed group within an established culture, pioneer colonists, etc.

    This story takes place in the far distant future. People of Earth have become a major power in space. Although it’s not made clear how advanced these people have become, to know there is now only one major language from the planet gives one an idea of how much society has changed.

    The last book of the series spends time on Seneecia itself. Even though Seneecias are a war-like race, their cities are ultra-modern, consisting of towering, spiraling buildings and wide open plazas with little to no visible vegetation.

    What food or drink is available to your characters?

    Upon crash landing, both species rely on packets of emergency rations. But once those are gone, they’re forced to drink the planet’s water, and eat from the vegetation they find there (after the doctor has deemed it safe to eat or drink). Later, they learn to eat the creatures they have to kill, as well as other life forms they find along the way.

    In what ways was it helpful to have a map (or sketch of one) for your story? (Provide a link to an image, if available)

    I’ve uploaded several images which I used as reference when writing this series.

    http://lindamooney.com/NeverwyldePics.htm

    Character Physiology

    What are the physical characteristics of the race/species of your main characters?

    Seneecians are humanoid, but they look nothing like Terrans. Every inch of their muscular bodies are covered in short fur. Some of their pelts are curly, while others are smooth. Differing colors/variations of shades and hues make them easy to tell one from another. Kyber, the hero, is pure black.

    Their hands and feet bear massive claws and talons. Similar to cats, they’re able to extend those razor-sharp talons from the tips of their fingers. In addition, their spiked teeth can also extend from their gums, making hand-to-hand combat ferocious and bloody.

    Their genitals are kept within their body cavity and covered with a genital cup until the need to procreate. They wear sandals and a leather-like, sleeveless uniform with a short shirt that resembles that of ancient Roman soldiers.

    What physical differences exist in the way your characters communicate (i.e., telepathy, empathic abilities, etc.) with each other?

    Although Terrans cannot speak Seneecian, Seneecians can speak Terranese.

    What differences, if any, exist in the way your characters reproduce?

    Terrans and Seneecians are capable of having sex, with some differences. For one thing, male Seneecians don’t have nipples, although Kyber does inform Kelen that females of his kind do have breasts.

    In addition, once penetration takes place, the male does not “rock in and out” like a human male. His hips do not move. Instead, he firmly holds the female steady, and his erection moves in and out like a piston.

    Are there more than two genders in your story world? If so, what are they?

    Among the furries, such as with Five, it takes three to procreate. It isn’t explained any further, but it falls neatly into the category of “everything in threes” that is a major component of the series.

    Sharing World Building Expertise

    Please give us three tips you find helpful when creating a story world:

    Literally, the sky’s the limit. When it comes to topography, geography, creatures, or circumstances, you have carte blanche. However, a few things have to be taken into consideration. For example, not all planets are like Earth. Reference the atmosphere, the gravity, even the color of the sky and sun(s).

    Also, when you refer to aliens, not every species is going to look like someone who resembles an Earth woman or man. Unless, of course, that person is a descendant from Earth, or is able to transform their body to look like one.

    Finally, don’t feel as if you have to explain every little difference in your new world. You don’t have to give details as to why such-and-such exists or happens. Some things are meant to remain a mystery. Let the reader come up with their own conclusions.

    When you researched for your story setting, what kinds of things did you learn?

    I’m always trying to find something new, that is still clear to the reader. For example, in the lower inland pools, the huge “sheet” suspended between the mountain-sized pylons on either bank is found to be a power source for the planet’s inhabitants, similar to hydro-electric generators.

    What things should writers avoid when building a science fiction world?

    Try to avoid stereotypes. Some similarities are good, to enable the reader to get a grasp of whatever concept you’re trying to get across. But try not to emulate other well-known franchises such as Star Wars and Star Trek.

    What’s your advice for writers who want to create a solid background for their story world?

    Build in limitations. That way you have the ability to create a crisis or build tension when something doesn’t work, or doesn’t move as fast as it should. Put obstacles in the way. And don’t be afraid to challenge or hurt your main characters.

    Specific science fiction genre: romance
    Book heat level (based on movie ratings): R
    Publisher : Music And Press
    Amazon http://amzn.to/2s0J5PV
    Barnes and Noble https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/neverwylde-linda-mooney/1121910173?ean=2940158554728
    iBooks https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/id1251677669
    Kobo https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/neverwylde-8
    Print http://lindamooney.com/Neverwylde.htm

    Linda Mooney Social Media

    Linda loves to write sweet and sensuous romance with a fantasy, paranormal, or science fiction flair. Her technique is often described as being as visual as a motion picture or graphic novel.

    A wife, mother, grandmother, and retired Kindergarten and music teacher, she lives in a small south Texas town near the Gulf coast where she delves into other worlds filled with daring exploits, adventure, and intense love.

    She has numerous best sellers, including 10 consecutive #1s. In 2009, she was named Whiskey Creek Press Torrid’s Author of the Year, and her book My Strength, My Power, My Love was named the 2009 WCPT Book of the Year. In 2011, her book Lord of Thunder was named the Epic Ebook “Eppie” Award Winner for Best Erotic Sci-Fi Romance.

    She also writes naughty humorous romances under the name of Carolyn Gregg, horror under the pseudonym of Gail Smith, and elementary teacher workbooks as L. G. Mooney.

    For more information about Linda Mooney books and titles, up-coming releases, contests and giveaways, and to sign up for her newsletter, please visit her website.

    Website http://www.LindaMooney.com
    Blog https://lindamooney.blogspot.com/
    Twitter https://twitter.com/LindaMooney
    Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MusicAndPress
    Pinterest https://www.pinterest.com/lindam54/
    Goodreads https://www.goodreads.com/Linda_Mooney
    Amazon Author Page https://www.amazon.com/Linda-Mooney/e/B002BMES1W
    Newsletter http://www.LindaMooney.com
    Instafreebie http://lindamooney.com/ (Check out the available titles under each pseudonym.)

  • Book Release,  Science Fiction Romance

    Author Interview: Linda Mooney @LindaMooney #RLFblog #Scifi #SFR

    Zonaton

    About Zonaton

    Genre sensuously erotic sci-fi romance novel
    Author Name Linda Mooney
    Book heat level (based on movie ratings): R
    The native inhabitants of AR617b, known as gerons
    are sentient creatures that resemble a cross between dragons and griffins of old
    Earth lore. When they initially tried to destroy the settlers, a deal was made to
    ensure both species’ survival. It was decided that each year, every five-year-old
    human child must take The Walk across a hundred meter field. If they don’t stop
    or run, they will arrive safely on the other side, and be allowed to grow up and
    have families of their own. But if they break the rule, the gerons will kill them
    unless, by a strange quirk of fate, a geron decides to Pair with the child, taking
    and raising the human as its own.
    Emmala took The Walk, and found herself adopted by
    one of the older gerons, an immense silvery-white creature named Zonaton. For the
    next fifteen years, he cared for her, protected her, and loved her. But now Emmala’s
    real family wants her back, and they will do everything they can to have her returned,
    even if it means killing Zonaton, and starting an all-out war with the gerons.
    What neither the settlers nor gerons realize is that
    there is another alien species watching and waiting for the two combatants to go
    into battle. Because when they do, that will be the aliens’ cue to destroy everyone,
    and claim AR617b for their own.

    Buy This Book

    Publisher Music And Press
    Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Zonaton-Linda-Mooney-ebook/dp/B00JMUQJ5O
    Barnes and Noble http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/zonaton-linda-mooney/1119191828?ean=2940149518333
    ARe https://www.allromanceebooks.com/product-zonaton-1478137-143.html
    Via PayPal http://lindamooney.com/autographedorder.htm

    Interview with Linda Mooney

    Why did you write this
    book?
    By accident, I ran across a piece of artwork on the internet
    that hit me like a two-by-four. I have no idea who the artist is, but it’s a picture
    of a human-like dragon/griffin protecting a naked young female. The picture is in
    sepia tones, mostly silver in color, and I just couldn’t shake the image. It was
    too powerful and beautiful, and I knew I had to write a story around the piece.
    What is your favorite
    genre to read?
    Believe it or not, I love to read mostly horror. As for romance,
    I’m very eclectic. Whatever gets my attention, I’ll read.
    What is your favorite
    character from fiction (not including your own characters)?
    I love the Comte de Saint Germaine, by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro.
    Do you enjoy films and/or
    TV shows? Which are your favorites?
    I watch mostly horror. Right now I’m a huge Walking Dead fan.
    I also watch Ghost Adventures, From Dusk ‘Til Dawn, and Sherlock.
    What are you working on
    at the moment, and what are we likely to see from you in the coming months?
    I’m jumping back and forth between several books. Once I retire
    from teaching in June (after 35 years), I hope to “settle down” and get
    a few more books completed, including AEquana’s Quest, HeartStorm, Runner’s Moon:
    Yarrolam, Every Battle Lord’s Nightmare, and an independent story called UnderSilver.
    Please tell us about your
    latest book.
    Zonaton is a geron, one of the sentient creatures inhabiting
    an Earth-like planet. A hundred years ago, the survivors of Earth landed on his
    world and began to colonize. But, as humans do, they began to ravage the planet,
    forcing the gerons to try and curb the destruction. As the gerons, who resemble
    dragon/griffin-like humans, are much more powerful, they nearly killed all the survivors,
    until one man managed to broker a truce between the species. As part of the treaty,
    every year, all 5-year-old children have to take The Walk across a barren plot of
    land. Those children who run or refuse to go are taken away and killed. Those who
    follow through survive to grow up.
    What the humans don’t realize is that gerons are extremely sensitive
    to human tendencies. Gerons can tell which child will grow up to become vicious
    and possibly a severe danger to their own kind. What the gerons actually do is cull
    the human population of any future danger.
    Emmala is old enough to take The Walk, but her situation is drastic.
    She is a severely abused child, both physically and emotionally. During the trial,
    Zonaton realizes she will not live to grow up if her situation doesn’t change, so
    he “adopts” her, and takes her away to live with him.
    The only problem with this is that he is well into his elderly
    years, and doesn’t have many left to live. All he can do is hope he remains around
    long enough to give Emmala – whom he has come to cherish – enough knowledge and
    support so that she can survive on her own after he is gone.
    What neither of them realize is that Emmala’s abusive parents
    decide they want her back with them, and they will do everything in their power
    to have her returned to them.
    At the same time, some rogue aliens, who have caused trouble
    before in the past, have landed back on the gerons’ planet, and it won’t be long
    before they’re expected to pose a major threat to both the humans and gerons.

    Author Bio

    Linda loves to write sensuously erotic romance with a fantasy,
    paranormal, or science fiction flair. Her technique is often described as being
    as visual as a motion picture or graphic novel.
    A wife, mother, and retired Kindergarten and music teacher, she
    lives in a small south Texas
    town near the Gulf coast where she delves into other worlds filled with daring exploits,
    adventure, and intense love.
    She has numerous best sellers, including 10 consecutive #1s.
    In 2009, she was named Whiskey Creek Press Torrid’s Author of the Year, and her
    book My Strength, My Power, My Love was named the 2009 WCPT Book of the Year. In
    2011, her book Lord of Thunder was named the EPIC eBook (formerly Eppie) Award Winner
    for Best Erotic Sci-Fi Romance.

    Author Social Media