Monthly Archives: June 2014

“Come on, now, you two. Get in the van. It’s getting late.” “Grandma? Why can’t I stay and play with Amy?” “Because we have somethin’ special to do. Somethin’ I want for you both,” I paused, not having words right … Continue reading →

My favorite “small pond” is ARe/OmniLit. It’s where my audience for M/M contemporary lit goes to find new titles, and sometimes they stumble across moi. They offer a variety of format and I can run sales when I want to, … Continue reading →

GOOD BOY BAD Blowout on ARe/OmniLit, today only, $1.39 KINDLE     Buy Direct Genre: Transgressive fiction, homoerotic lit, M/M, contemporary gay lit Some scars are skin deep… The system failed Alex at every turn, failure that taught him that … Continue reading →

Ma Nature unleashed a little hell-on-earth last night, our township bearing the brunt of it. It hit with a wall of water, 60-70 mph sustained winds. The flowering plum bent, bent so much we feared we’d lose it. The treeline … Continue reading →

What was she thinking? Well, she’s looking to spread the love for the Crow Creek gang, for starters. Books 1-3 are best read in sequence but Books 4 and 5 are true standalones (with recurring characters, and I promise, you … Continue reading →

Muse in the Dark is free until Thursday from Kindle Select. It’s a collection of poetry, shorts and flash fiction from seven authors who write across a broad range of genres. Contributors: Sessha Batto, Janus Gangi, Diane Nelson, Erin O’Quinn, Morgann Peters, Nya Rawlyns, Suzana Wylie All … Continue reading →

POINTS ON A CURVE (Nya writing as Diane Nelson) Genre: romantic comedy, suspense, sports theme Rob’s a sports journalist looking to score a headline but finds more than he bargained for. Tay’s an ex-basketball star hiding from her past, Rob’s … Continue reading →

When I found him, he was wet, sopping wet, his hair plastered to his head. Twigs and branches, pine needles, everything a five-nine height could grab running through the woods, Danny wore it like a crown. Not a royal crown. … Continue reading →

Michel, the Demon Lord of Hel, rescued Dreu from a dire fate, ensconcing his wayward, and only, offspring in the care of his trusted lieutenants. Which would be fine if Dreu didn’t test demon loyalty—and patience—at every opportunity, not that … Continue reading →