Fiji Is a calling!

I'm excited to be leaving for Fiji in just a couple of days - so my blog posts might be eerily quiet for a little over a week! (g). Before I know it I'll be back home-hopefully to the edits of Galactic Burn. And maybe, with a bit of luck, even a cover!! 
Until then, have a good week! - And I'll be sure to post some of my daughters photos =)

Update!

Happy to say Galactic Burn, now has a series title too: Alien Hunger. Not sure yet how many books this series will have, guess it will be up to the readers how far it goes (or...doesn't!)

Speaking of series, I've almost wrapped up book 3 of my Winged & Dangerous gargoyle series. I do have some ideas for a book 4, but just not sure if I'll go ahead with that at this stage.

I do have a couple of other books out in the blue yonder, but won't make comment on them until I hear some news. Fingers crossed it's good news!

Roles of Horses in Novels

I'm over at the lovecats blog today for my monthly post, this time about my love of horses and their roles in novels. Come on over and say hello and tell me your favourite horse fiction book =)

Moon Thrall

I was lucky enough to get another nice reveiw (and 4 hoots) for Moon Thrall today, this one from Rebecca of Nocturne Romance Reads

This is her review:

At the start of Moon Thrall, I didn’t like Elyse’s character.  She was weak, and way too cautious, but after reading more, all that faded away.  Anyone would have acted the way Elyse had if they had been trapped under Caleb Marsden, Elyse’s ex-fiancé, for the past five years.

Once Elyse changes into a werewolf for the first time, and meets Dane, there is no slowing this book down.  I was amazed by Elyse’s transition, how she gave herself over to her animal instincts emotionally, physically, mentally, and sexually.  Moon Thrall is a fun ride through the Australian Outback you will not soon forget.

Title confirmed!!

Happy to say my alien book has been accepted by Ellora's Cave - Yay!!!!! And the title for this one: Gallactic Burn.
The relief on the acceptance of this one is *huge* as it's so very different to my usual novels. I really really love reading and writing a one heroine/one hero type of book--even better if there's a villain thrown in trying to snare the heroine for himself! But this one--three alien heroes and one heroine...yeah, right out of the box and yet another writing challenge for me.
I can only  hope the readers out there appreciate the storyline (and yes, there *is* a reason for the unusual pairing).

((Picture of Sunrise taken from car))

New Website (C.T. Green)

A good writing friend of mine revamped her website today: http://www.ctgreen-author.com/index.html
I for one look forward to her filling it up with published books - I've read some and I have no doubt she'll achieve her publishing dream! =)
Have a read of her book blurbs and I'm sure you will agree!

Writers Gone Wild

I'm over at Writers Gone Wild at their blatant promo weekend. Hope you can drop by and say hi =)

My daughter: the budding photographer.

A few posts back I mentioned Miss 13 (going on 21) - was on the lookout for a camera. Well she has one now, here are a few of her shots taken at home/paddock, of our animals and in the car. 
 
1: Bullseye in paddock (Miss 21's horse)
2: Fishpond hubby made for me (note gargoyle and dragon fountain)
3: gumtree in front yard
4: Storm rolling in, taken from car
5: Little Foot (Miss Four's pony)
6: Bundy
7: Yammie
8: Resident Kookaburra
9: Ginny
10: Sexy Pepsi (Miss 13's horse)
11: Our dam (great for filling up pool)
12: Sexy Pepsi in panorama shot (3in1)

 

Carnal Moon

 

I'm so pleased to see another review for my short story CARNAL MOON, this is some of what HockeyVamp had to say:

Carnal Moon was an exceptional novella. With a lot of paranormal romance, it is not uncommon for me to figure out the path of the plot early and go with the flow until the end, and this book was really no different. I expected the outcome to some extent and was not surprised by the ending of the book. What made this novella different was the characters themselves as they, especially Holly, revealed their turmoil over what was happening in their lives and their inability to do anything about it.
Carnal Moon was sexy, appetizing and decadent — a quick read that will leave you with a feel-good vibe to get you through your day or take away the hum-drums of a bad afternoon. Take a chance and enjoy this brief but spicy read — it will only leave you wanting more.

The rest of the review can be found at Bitten by Books.