Meet Louisa Bacio

Stopped by Dawn's Reading Nook for a light snack, and a little chat. Read the interview, here.

The Write Spot

Reading is like writing: You can do it just about anywhere, but the outcome becomes optimum if you have the write spot.

Blogging today at TRS Blue.

Tell-All Tuesday ...

Rebecca Leigh just has a way about her ... but was she able to get me to tell all? Check out the interview on her Tell-All Tuesday blog.

Do You Believe?

Blogging about writing and reading paranormal at SavvyAuthors.

De-Con-What?

If you knew a character was destined to die from the onset, would you continue to read the book?

Come check out The Romance Studio's Release Party today, and enter to win a spot in my workshop on The Deconstruction of "The Second Short Life of Bree Tanner." 

Sexual Classification

When it comes to reading erotic fiction, I tend to enjoy it all: a little m/f, some m/m and some steamy f/f scenes can be quite nice, too. Obviously, with the success of writers such as Brit M. who focus on successful threesomes – most often a m/m/f such as in Between Men – I’m not alone in my reading pleasure.

Yet I’m surprised when the intermingling of sexual preferences shocks reviewers. What do you think of the possibility of "sexual fluidity?" Join the discussion on The Rainbow Studio.