Today I have Pamela Rose here answering questions she’s received as a writer and to present her new book, Sherlock’s Home, which is a delightful mystery. Loved the characters in this one and I’m hoping to read more from this author. Q&A with Pamela Rose 1. Are there occupational hazards to being a writer? Hazards? […]
Sherlock’s Home Blog Tour
Interview & Tour Wide Giveaway with Angela Smith
Books-n-Kisses is happy to welcome first time guest Angela Smith to the blog today. Angela, can you please share with us a little about yourself I’m a writer, but my full time job is as a paralegal and office manager for a District Attorney’s Office, where I have been for over fifteen years. I’ve […]
Wicked Thing Blog Tour & Giveaway
The Evolution of Wicked Thing by Angeline Kace I’ve always found it fascinating when authors share the journey a book took to get to where it is when I read it, so I thought it’d be fun to share with you a lot of the ways Wicked Thing changed from beginning to end. I got […]
Guest blog & giveaway with Lia Davis
When there’s a shift in the plot… Not a total change, but something happens that changes just enough of the storyline. For me, it’s those little changes that keep things interesting. Keeps the mystery and suspense alive. Sometimes those small changes are needed for to strengthen the characters and the world they live in. In […]
Bloody Lessons Guest Post and Review
I am very excited to have M. Louisa Locke here today doing a guest post about romance in her mystery series and discuss her new book, Bloody Lessons. What’s love got to do with it? What’s love but a second-hand emotion? Okay, the title for this post dates me. Who quotes Tina Turner anymore? But […]
Guest blog & giveaway with Theresa Romain
Researching a Romance Hero Thanks for inviting me to join you at Book-n-Kisses today! Ok, I have a confession to make: if I knew how much research IT TAKES TWO TO TANGLE would require, I might never have started writing it. Fortunately, I had no idea what I was getting into when I decided to […]
Death of a Schoolgirl Blog Tour Review and Giveaway
Why Jane Eyre Owned a Pencil. Probably Just One…. By Joanna Campbell Slan Author of Death of a Schoolgirl My most recent book, Death of a Schoolgirl, picks up where Charlotte Bronte’s original classic, Jane Eyre, left off. Readers who know that I also write two contemporary mystery series, often ask me, “Doesn’t that take […]
Guest blog with Stacey Moran
Swimming with Horses I warmly remember being asked what my favorite summer memory was every year during the first week of school. One summer memory has been my favorite since I was ten years old. Every summer my brother and I spent a great deal of time at our Great Aunt’s farm. We would get […]
Guest blogger: Tawny Weber
Getting Lucky on Friday the 13th Do you think Friday the 13th is bad luck? Or good luck? Personally, I think Friday the 13th gets a bad rap. For me, its always been a lucky day. Sort of a make-dreams-come-true day. One year, the guy I’d crushed on forever suddenly, out of the blue asked […]
Guest blog & Giveaway with Emma Jane Holloway
Is that a tentacle, or are you just happy to say hello? When asked about the appeal of steampunk, it’s hard to give a serious answer. We’re talking about a group of ingenious folk who adore squids and octopi and parade around with their underwear on display, possibly wearing birdcages on their heads. I love […]
Guest blog Ashley Nemer
So I asked someone what I should write about today. I wanted something new and fresh, yet still creative and fun. My friend tells me, “Leafs.”And I laughed, because actually, this is a perfect topic. My creativity as a youth came in all forms and fashion. One of the things I loved about growing up […]
Bran New Death Blog Tour & Giveaway with Victoria Hamilton
I’m so glad to have Victoria Hamilton here today to talk about her new book, Bran New Death, which is the first in her new series. Victoria writes the Vintage Kitchen Mysteries, which is one of my favorite mystery series at the moment. I hope everyone will check out this new book. Merry’s Romance By: […]
