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Publication Date: April 6, 2021 “He did more than break your heart, didn’t he?” Emma Marshall is haunted by memories of a horrific attack she can’t bury deep enough. Most of all, Emma is...

Book Kickstarter (goes live on morning of 5/25): https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/wmakers/critical-hit-a-gaming-mystery How do you win a game that’s trying to kill you? A twenty-nine year-old clerk at a games store in the Appalachian hamlet of Jett Creek,...

Hi, I’m Cecilia Rene, but you can call me Cece. I’m so happy to be a guest with Novels Alive. My second book, Ruined by the Bachelor Marquess released on May 21st!...

War Stories of the Seven Troublesome Sisters: Book 3 Publication Date: May 14, 2021 Do you know what your problem is? Sulphur knows hers. This 13th-century woman has trained as a fighter all her life in...

Today on Novels Alive, we welcome #1 New York Times bestselling author, the phenomenal Christine Feehan! Welcome, Christine! We have a few questions to ask you about writing in general and your latest...

Delicious news for all Darcy lovers everywhere:  Mr. Darcy wore neither boxers nor briefs; he wore nothing underneath those tan, tight breeches. (Feel free to pause here and drink in this information.) In fact,...

McKenzie Sisters Mystery: Book 1 Publication Date: June 22, 2021 The Case of the Peculiar Inheritance Witty and irascible Rose McKenzie tackles Denver’s criminal cases with a woman’s intuition and a loaded Smith and Wesson...

“Do you believe in Fairies? Say quick that you believe. If you believe, clap your hands!” ~ James M. Barrie, Peter Pan Where did I come up with the idea of writing a fairy garden...

Thanks for hosting me today as I celebrate the release of Framed and Frosted, the third book in the Cupcake Catering Mystery series! Even as this book comes out, I’m already looking...

Once I’d written in a character who worked at a casino for a short story, the idea of having a series that revolved around a casino kept knocking at my brain. I have...

I try not to put too much stock in ratings. Especially when it comes to my book—I mean it's not like I can do anything about them. I was warned from the...

Beginning with the African proverb, “It takes a village to—” and replacing “raise a child” with “publish a book” fits for me on many levels. The first is that the very private...