Today’s First Kiss Friday featured guest is Angie Stanton, author of young adult romance Rock and a Hard Place. Welcome Angie! Here’s the first kiss between Peter and Libby. The instant the tour bus door opened, Peter flew out ignoring the steady rain that soaked the area. His footsteps sank into the soggy grass as he […]
I’m over at Kindle Romance Novels with Angel’s Assassin today! Drop by! http://www.kindleromancenovels.blogspot.com/
It’s Inspirational Quote Monday! Here’s the quote for the week – “Choice, not chance, determines one’s destiny.” – Unknown
Today’s First Kiss Friday featured guest is Merry Farmer, author of medieval romance The Loyal Heart. Welcome Merry! And I’d also like to wish Merry a very happy birthday! Today is her birthday. 🙂 Here’s the first kiss between Aubrey and Crispin. “You’re awfully quiet,” she broke the silence when they were in the stairwell. He […]
Angel’s Assassin is now available in the iTunes store and iBooks for your iPad, iPhone and other Apple devices! You can buy Angel’s Assassin on iTunes/iBooks here.
It’s Inspirational Quote Monday! Here’s the quote for the week – “Character is doing the right thing when no one is watching.” – J.C. Watts
Lost Souls: Resurrection is in the top 10 on Kobo in their Ghost category! At least as of today July 14, 2012. You can follow the link above, or use Kobo’s website navigation to go to Home>Fiction & Literature>Fiction>Ghost Lost Souls: Imperfection is in the works, so keep an eye out for Book 2 in […]
Today’s First Kiss Friday featured guest is Frankie Robertson, author of fantasy romance Dangerous Talents. Welcome Frankie! Here’s the first kiss between Cele and Dahleven. Dahleven waved her into the dimly lit storeroom, then locked the gate and relieved her of the torch. Holding it aloft, he led the way down a dim aisle formed […]
I’ve been interviewed at Romance Promo Central! Please check it! http://romancepromocentral.com/2012/07/12/interview-laurel-odonnell-author-angels-assassin/
The quote was – “I’d rather die tomorrow than live a hundred years without knowing you.” John Smith said it from the movie Pocahontas. Did you get it right? This was a hard one!
