Yes, I know it’s Friday and not Wednesday, so I’m a little behind. Story of my life. Let’s say this week has been . . . interesting, but I’m hanging on and trying to stick (somewhat) with a schedule. And today, you’re actually going to get two blogs because I am following this one with […]
Hello! I don’t know how often I’ll be blogging but I promise I am going to try to do it somewhat regularly, just because my writing muscles need to be worked out after lying dormant for so long. The struggle is real. With the upcoming World Cup, I thought I’d do some teasers of The […]
In continuation of reviving my blog, today I’m going to go with a Tuesday Teaser. This is from my novella Blood on a Texas Moon, a vampire story I wrote as part of an anthology. It was something fun and different . . .and it was written right before my life imploded and I […]
After such a long hiatus from writing between TRUST NO ONE and EDGE OF TRUST (which I’ll explain why that happened in a later blog post), I have finished the first draft of the next book! NIA, BE MINE is a prequel to THE GOOD DAUGHTER. It tells about Nia Nelson and Sandro Crocetti’s love story. I know there are some […]
UPDATE 6/20/16: We have a winner! CONGRATULATIONS, Rachel B. ! Thank you all for participating. 🙂 The calendar says it’s almost summer, but the heat in Texas says summer is already here! Time to find a shady spot and curl up with a good book. Or maybe inside by the air conditioner. Perhaps you like […]
Diana’s note: This is a repost. Since GoDaddy discontinued my old blog, I am reposting a few blog posts I want readers to be able to access. Thank you. Betrayed. Unfortunately, many of us know the pain and humiliation of having been betrayed. How stupid we feel. How hurt. Sometimes extremely intelligent and/or educated people […]
Diana’s note: This is a repost. Since GoDaddy discontinued my old blog, I am reposting a few blog posts I want readers to be able to access. Thank you. One pirate often looked like the other, sunburned and scruffy, but she was certain they’d never met. She would have remembered that pretty smile, hidden […]