Writing
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How the Past Keeps Us Grounded Through Chaos
Memories are intangible. They’re the weakest and most useless things because they record people’s past. What a load of BS. I don’t know who came up with that dimwitted idea, but it’s clear to me that no lightbulb were on that day. Memories are tangible. They’re a buoy amidst the chaos. A lifeline in the darkness.… Continue reading
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Sweaters & Pumpkin Spice Lattes
Sweater weather is here, everyone. Which means it’s also pumpkin spice latte time. I look forward to this time of fall the most, when the colors turn, the weather cools enough to bring out the knits, and I can order a pumpkin spice latte at my local coffee shop. Let us enjoy this month of… Continue reading
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What Comes Around Goes Around
Do you believe in karma? That’s the saying, isn’t it? After all, karma is all about cause and effect. Where every action cause a reaction, it’s only logical. Following the same logic, good actions will bring about positive outcomes, while harmful ones will lead to negative outcomes. It may not be instantaneous, but in the… Continue reading
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Ups & Downs of Writing with Chronic Pain
I was hoping to have book four of the Raven’s Point Series out by now; unfortunately, my migraines have been acting up like a roller coaster from hell, and I haven’t been able to open my laptop or focus on writing for weeks. What have I been up to? Knitting, listening to audiobooks, and binge-watching… Continue reading
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From Migraine to Muse: Writing as Therapy for Authors
When you think the manuscript is heading one way, then, BAM, everything surprises you. Finding yourself back at the beginning, making sure the new path your characters want flies. Writing is my therapy. My characters are a balm for my migraine, unless they become the source of it. Today is a mix of both. So,… Continue reading
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Book Review: Treasured, The Binding Chronicles Book 3, By Elayna R. Gallea
Indie-published on September 20th, 2023, the third Binding Chronicles book follows Luna and Sebastian as fugitives who battle darkness and fulfill an ancient prophecy. Unlike the first two books with dual POV, this one adds a third: Queen Marguerite’s, revealing the origin of her hatred for humans. The oldest reason of time, a boy, so… Continue reading
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From One World to Another
Revamping my brand from erotic romance author to fantasy romance author is an adventure, and I invite you to come along as I make changes little by little, like this new bookmark. Thanks to ZipPrinting for the wonderful quality and fast turnaround. Can’t wait to pass these out 🙂 Continue reading
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How Defection Changes a Character Arc
Defected from the Destroyers, Quincy’s magic transforms from Ash-Grey energy to Yellow Resin with inky splotches. What does it mean for him? How will this new magic impact Salem & Thane? Pumpkin Spice & Mr. Right Café: The Unraveling look for it soon. Continue reading
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Why I Donate My Books to Libraries
One of my favorite moments as an author didn’t happen online. It happened this morning at the local library near my parents’ home. I walked into their branch carrying signed copies of my Raven’s Point series. I wasn’t there to promote a new release or sell books. I simply wanted to give something back to… Continue reading
