Archive for October, 2005

What Should You Write?

The Twilight Zone strikes again.

I took this quiz several times and it kept coming up the same. (Okay, that’s a lie. The first time it said Horror. EGAD! I had to reexamine my answers). I guess I should be relieved since I write RS, but here’s the kicker: I don’t write mysteries. I write suspense, and nine times out of ten, the reader “knows” who the bad guy is. So I’m guessing this doesn’t work. And besides, where’s the romance?

From Linda:

GenreMystery

What Kind of Novel Should I Write?
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October 10th

Happy Birthday to the DH!!!!

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Check This One Out!

Just Released! PHANTOMS AND FANTASIES

by Annie Rayburn

Genre(s): Paranormal, Contemporary, Erotic Romance
Theme(s):Halloween
Length: Novella

PHANTOMS AND FANTASIES…will capture the readers attention and keep them turning the pages until the end. Turk is dark and sexy and very determined to get the woman he wants. Zeenie is just as determined to resist Turk’s advances… The love scenes are passionate and sure to please readers. Annie Rayburn has penned a wonderful book and interesting characters, which will have readers looking for more of her books.
–AngelBrewer, Romance Junkies (4 ribbons)

Eight years ago, Crainesian teenager Zeenie LaShey was drugged and … Read more »

The Agony

I have a housekeeper.

Um…well, I wish. Actually, I have a cleaning service that comes in once a month. And let me tell you, it isn’t enough. The DH, in his infinite wisdom, realized after we had gremlin #3 that the odds of having a clean house and a sane-writing-wife were pretty slim if he didn’t hire me some help. Hence, the cleaning service. And they’re fabulous. They just aren’t here enough. Twice a month would be wonderful. Four times a month would be heaven. But until I make some sales, I live with once a month.

So…today was my … Read more »

Yahoo…Take Me Away

You know what I love most about writing? You get to go places you never expected to go. I spent the afternoon researching the new book while waiting for my slooooow printer to kick out pages. And if you haven’t already figured it out, let me fill you in on a little secret: The internet is a writer’s best friend. You can go anywhere on the net, and I don’t just mean from site to site, I mean from one exotic location to another. Forget the high cost of fuel. You don’t need that airline ticket anymore. With a quick … Read more »

Awesome

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