multicultural romance – Page 8 – Dahlia DeWinters

Tell Me, Touch Me, Feel Me – Kassanna

Kassanna, my fellow author-in-crime has a new release! Check out the hot, sexy cover and the blurb: Luther Lexington didn’t question why his brother sent for him, but knowing John, he was sure he had his reasons. What he didn’t expect was to find a mocha beauty, in the guise of security personnel that threw her fists first and asked questions later. From the moment she laid him low, he wanted to get her lower, as in under him. Tanya Babineaux did what she was supposed to do as a Club Lexx security guard. Make trespassers leave by any means necessary. How was she to know he was the owner’s little brother? Now he corners her every chance he gets, and she doesn’t have time to play. Tanya harbors a secret, and if Luther doesn’t stop chasing her…in the end she could lose it all. That is, of course, if… Continued

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Reflections

Time for me to take a deep breath. I’ve got two (count ’em) two stories out on submission that I’m waiting to hear yay or nay and I’ve gotten ideas for two more stories. A writer FB friend of mine, Kassanna lit a fire under my writer bootie when that very day I’d been at sixes and sevens about what to do next. So now, I’m happily working on a sort of a sequel to Kitty Wishes, which was my first little book released last October. Does time fly or what? Speaking of Kitty Wishes, I’d like to send out a big thank you to those of you who read Kitty Wishes. It is really quite flattering to see that people appreciate the stories that I make up in my head. I hope that it was entertaining to you and that you look forward to my upcoming releases. Right now,

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I had to let it happen…I had to change…

I was a beginning writer once. Heck, I still think I’m a beginning writer, sometimes. I also have a lot of contact, both on and off the interwebs, with other writers, beginning writers, hobby writers, and the like. In my past life as a teacher, I tend to be the person to whom people came for advice. Now that I’m a (beginning ) writer who has been published, the questions abound. I don’t give advice anymore. I don’t, really, you know why? I think that if you’re asking the question, eighty percent of the time, you already have the answer and either are in denial or are looking for someone else to simply agree with your assessment of the situation. And, if you’re wrong, you’ll be looking for a long time. I was fortunate enough to run upon Holly Lisle’s books and courses and something she said in her book