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I write hot. Erotic. Spine-tingling fiction where the hiss of a riding crop slicing through the air signals a most unusual wedding night for the heroine in my upcoming Spice novel, The Blonde Samurai, Feb 2010. Not exactly what every blushing bride has listed on her bridal registry.

 What can I say?  I'm a girl who loooooves a bargain? 

It's so cool that I write books that I consider a huge bargain.

Silhouette Desires are cheaper than a movie ticket.  Far less expensive than a live show or a concert, and I can read them again and again and again...  I love knowing that I'm not breaking somebody's bank with my books.  Since I buy Silhouette Desires too, I appreciate the value for myself as well.

This made me start thinking about all my bargains.  I tried to explain bargain shopping to my husband.  "It's like hunting is for a man.  Bagging the deer with the huge rack with one shot."

So what are some of my best bargains? 
 

I woke up this morning to white stuff.  This is even earlier than last year!  In fact yesterday we changed our plans to go visit my mum this weekend for several reasons, but getting up and seeing the snow and the wind and what not, I was glad we weren't going. 

Hello fellow Authors, Writers and HARLEQUIN fans, I would like to introduce myself,

It's almost the end of October, and this month's bachelors will be heading back into their books soon to make way for new bachelors! This month, there are heroes from Love Inspired Suspense, Kimani Romance, and Silhouette Romantic Suspense.

Errands and promo stuff due ate up my morning, darn it.  But I'm moving forward now on Chapter Six and hopefully thing will pick up speed.

November however is shaping up to be a good month for books.

First we have the North American release of Montana, Mistletoe, Marriage (UK direct and online).

I figured there would be several Halloween blogs going around right now, so I thought I’d blog about another reason why this is my favorite time of the year. As I’ve mentioned before, I live in Arizona, so October is the first of our good weather following long, hot summers. In the past few weeks, I’ve finally been able to get back outside and complete projects that came to a halt once the temperature hit 100-degrees.

One of those projects is the planter in the picture. I finished it last spring, but by then, it was already getting hot, and anything I planted would likely die. So I waited and waited and waited…