C.A. Phipps
1. I hear you have a pet in your October cozy mystery. Tell us about the book. Mocha Mayhem blurb: George is a plain tabby–or is he? Left orphaned by a murder, the Finch sisters had no intention of doing … Continue reading →
Marcia
Reet Singh
1. I hear you have a pet in your novel, No Escape From Love. Tell us about the book. Hi Marcia, I’m delighted to share that I have not one, but two books with pets in them (and a third, … Continue reading →
Maddie Evans
1. I hear you have a border collie in your sweet romance. Tell us about the book. Pepper is a major player in my book, A Tease and a Trail Run. It’s the second book in the Brighthead Running Club … Continue reading →
Kimberly Beckett
1. I hear you have horses in your novels. Tell us about your Horses Heal Hearts series. Horses Heal Hearts is a five-book contemporary romance series in which the hero and heroine meet in an equestrian setting. Book #1, Dressage … Continue reading →
Becky Muth
1. I hear you have a pet in your novel, The Squeaky Clean Skeleton. Tell us about the book. The main character of The Squeaky Clean Skeleton is Victoria Solitaire Madison, but her friends call her Tori. She’s a widow … Continue reading →
PJ Sharon
1. I hear you have a dog in your series featuring a rookie cop heroine. Tell us about the series. Hi, Marcia, thanks so much for having me. I’m thrilled to be here and always happy to talk about two … Continue reading →
Renee Wildes
1. I hear you have pets in your novel, A Guardian’s Destiny. Tell us about the book. A Guardian’s Destiny is Book 5 in my 7-book Guardians of Light series published by Champagne Book Group. (Each book is stand-alone, while … Continue reading →
Barbara Meyers
1. I hear you have a cat in your novel, Cleo’s Web. Tell us about the book. A few years ago, hubs and I moved into one of those over 55 “active lifestyle communities.” At the time, a few of … Continue reading →
Lyncee Shillard
1. I hear you have pets in your novels. Tell us about them. I do. I love animals–all animals. Even those that aren’t meant to be pets. I feel it’s really important that animals are allowed to “be.” For example, … Continue reading →
Kryssie Fortune
I hear you have a dog in your Heroes of Westhorpe Ridge series. Tell us about the books. Each book features a former military man building a civilian life in the small North Carolina town of Westhorpe Ridge. Although linked, … Continue reading →