Monthly Archives: February 2015
Calen’s Captive is a top 100 Amazon Erotic Romance!
The official release day of Calen’s Captive is here! And it’s currently 94 on Amazon’s top 100 Erotic Romance kindle books! Help it reach even higher by sharing this post!
Get it for only 99¢, a release day special! http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00TL5CHWO
And if you were there at the Facebook release party it was great meeting you! I had so much fun!
Join the Calen’s Captive Thunderclap & the Release day party!
The handsome Frenchman pointed out today that I have been remiss in informing my lovely readers about all the new book business!
My fabulous editor Rebecca Hamilton is organizing a Thunderclap for Calen’s Captive. The release day is almost here, but the Thunderclap will highlight the one-day kindle sale on March 8th!
Please add your support today by clicking HERE!
There is also a Facebook party starting Tomorrow Feb 15 from 2:00pm to Feb 16 at 6:00pm in EST! Join us by clicking HERE!
Don’t forget Calen’s Captive will be 99¢ for a limited time, Feb 15-18. After that, it will go to the regular price of $2.99—but trust me even at that price it’s a steal! It’s currently at 5 star read on Amazon!
Food, glorious food…in my books.
You might have noticed I like detailing the meals my characters eat in my books. That is no accident. I’ve always loved good descriptions of food in fiction, and while I do it in a more cursory way than my favorite authors I still have to do it.
Living in France means great food, but there are things I can’t get in this country. You might have noticed some of those things in Making Her His. Did you know you can’t get roast beef here? And for a long time the only iced tea you could buy was peach. I would kill for a lemon Snapple. Or clam chowder. And one day I’ll go back to Santorini to get another plate of shrimp saganaki from that one restaurant overlooking the caldera- if I can remember the name. Lots of places there serve shrimp saganaki and no two places do it the same. And when I’m doing that I’m going to stuff my face with real Greek yogurt served with honey and nuts, which is nothing like the stuff you can get in the grocery store.
I don’t always focus on what I can’t have. I’ve mentioned a few dishes that I can get regularly. A good duck confit is an unparalleled experience. This region of France is known for duck and duck products. Foie gras, magret… it’s all so very good. Not PC, but if that’s important to you, France is not the place for you. I once had a hachis parmentier of shredded duck confit covered in foie gras poêlé, which was in turn covered by the most buttery potatoes you’ve ever had. Someone in my books needs to have that dish someday.
You’ll see more of my cravings in print when Calen’s Captive hits your e-readers 🙂