Julie Howard

Haley Cavanagh is getting some stellar early reviews for her new sci-fi release, Astraeus. She has an interesting background, as a military veteran, self-described musical theater nut, and an alumna of Columbia College. I also happen to know she’s running a give-away promotion until Friday (Oct. 26). The freebies include an autographed copy of Astraeus, […]

Jean M. Grant isn’t a slow starter. She released “A Hundred Kisses” this year along with an audio book, and has three books set for release in 2019. I’m curious about the audio book process so she chats a bit today about her own journey below. And because her series is set in Scotland, Jean […]

The past couple of months have been pure madness. Not only have I been racing a deadline for submitting my third book to my publisher, I’ve been preparing for the launch of my second book (Crime Times Two) and a 99-cent flash sale of my first book (Crime and Paradise). I’ve come to find out […]

Greta Boris has made a splash with her Seven Deadly Sins series and the third book (“The Sanctity of Sloth”) releases in days. (Pre-orders available now) I got a sneak peek at the book and it is great! The action starts in a walled-in anchorite’s cell, where a woman witnesses a crime. She can’t get […]

Personally, I’m a fan of prologues and epilogues. But there are those who feel they are a waste of time. Read on for author Viviana MacKade’s take on the subject.   By Viviana MacKade Here’s why I love prologues and epilogues (hence you’ll find either/both in my books). Once, I read in a manual not […]

Author Rebecca Grace (aka Becky Martinez or vice versa) offers some tips on keeping your writing skills sharp. Thanks, Rebecca! By Becky Martinez (writing as Rebecca Grace) We all know how important fitness is and that the best way to stay fit is to constantly exercise. Weekend or sporadic workouts can leave you sore or make […]