One Line Wednesday: Last Night Edition
I was free, free to embrace the darkness within me and free to bathe in its power. from Last Night , © 2019 Kim Deister […]
Year: 2019
Sunday Snippet: When the World Fell Edition
If you asked me to tell you how it happened, to give you the defining moment that the world changed, I couldn’t do it. Outside […]
And let’s chat: The TBR Edition
My TBR is insane, both on my Kindle and on my actual bookshelf. I set absolutely no goals of ever working through it because no […]
One Line Wednesday: The Scarlet Ribbon Edition
“Garrett, as fun as this game of Twenty Questions is, one of the many beauties of having been dumped by you is that I don’t […]
For the love of fear…
I love, love, love a good horror novel! It’s my dad’s fault. He introduced me to John Saul and Dean Koontz and Stephen King when […]
Sunday Snippets: The Scarlet Ribbon Edition
Here is another little Sunday snippet from my WIP, The Scarlet Ribbon. I’m having so much fun writing this book! Unexpected characters, snarky humor, a ton […]
Pure Dumb Luck Blog Tour
Title: Pure Dumb Luck Author: Dahlia Donovan Genre: M/M Romantic Comedy Release Date: September 28, 2019 Publisher: Hot Tree Publishing Cover Designer: BookSmith Design Available now! Amazon US: […]
One Line Wednesday: The Last Call Edition
When I saw you, both of you, in that cave, I thought my life was over even before it really started. from Last Call Last […]
Sunday Snippets: The Scarlet Ribbon
This is a little snippet from a brand-new WIP, The Scarlet Ribbon. I’m not going to share too much about it quite yet, but here’s […]
One Line Wednesday: The Scarlet Ribbon Edition
There are few things in life more grounding than looking at an array of bills due and realizing that you are in imminent danger of […]
Happy National Coffee Day!
That’s right… today is National Coffee Day! Anyone who knows me knows the love affair I have with my coffee! So, in honor of coffee… […]
Color Me Reading: The Title Edition
Have you ever noticed how many books have a color in the title? How many of these have you read? Have others we should read? […]