Hurrah! Yay! Taali
bajao! It’s finally
here: release day for Spice and Secrets, my second story from Samhain Publishing. To celebrate, I
have a giveaway (you have to scroll to the end…muhahahaha) and a never-before-seen
excerpt, featuring tormented heroine Priya Roy and her leading man, Rahul
Anand, in close quarters…
Monday, November 19, 2012
Saturday, November 17, 2012
Spicy Saturday: SPICE AND SECRETS cast
When you're writing a series set in Bollywood, it only makes sense that real-life actors are going to float in and out of your consciousness. The closer I got to finishing Spice and Secrets, the more clearly I could see specific actors and actresses embodying the roles of my four principals.
Meet my dream cast for the story!
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Kicking the Heroine Addiction
I recently had a note about one of my female leads not
engaging in “heroine-like” behavior. It’s a common thing that comes up in
Romancelandia, from editors and reviewers alike: Your heroine’s not acting like
a heroine, your hero’s not acting like a hero. How much are we, as writers and
readers, hamstrung by those words and their meanings? “Heroine.” “Hero.” At the
core, they imply courage, nobility, feats that are somehow more than human. And I don’t know about anybody else, but
I tend to write about guys that are clueless doofuses and gals who are, at
best, a hot mess. They’re not noble, they’re not brave and you’re not supposed
to look up to them. You might not even like them. They’re just people. They’re flawed, and it’s strange to have them held up to a higher
standard just because they’re trying to navigate the pitfalls of love.
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