Romance in the Rain: A Seattle Anthology - Released Today!

It's official! Romance in the Rain: A Seattle Anthology, has been released and is available for sale for $2.99 on Amazon: http://amzn.com/B009POGEIY. It's been a great collaborate effort to bring this book to fruition. I couldn't be blessed with better critique partners than the five talented ladies in my Rainy Day Writers group, and I'm honored to be part of an anthology that includes them all. I hope you'll enjoy reading our stories, which range from historical to contemporary, and really manage to showcase our different styles, even as they share a common location and all feature members of the same family, the Caldwells. 

The Rainy Day Writers Group.
From left to right: Charlotte Russell (historical romance), Kristine Cayne (romantic suspense), Sherri Shaw (contemporary romance), Clare Tisdale (contemporary romance), Dawn Kravagna (contemporary romance), and Marianne Stillings (usually romantic suspense with a comic touch, but in this anthology she has tried her hand - with great success - at a WWII-era romance).

New Anthology Book Release!

I am excited to announce that my short story, "Shelter From the Storm," will be published October 6, 2012, as part of an e-book anthology titled "Romance In the Rain." The anthology features six unique yet entertwined stories, each written by a member of the Rainy Day Writers group, of which I am a member. I'll be profiling members of the group on this blog in upcoming weeks, so stay tuned!

Falling Angel Published on Amazon Kindle

"Falling Angel" has been released as an e-book online. It can be found on the Amazon website at:
http://www.amazon.com/Falling-Angel-ebook/dp/B007KAE7T8.

I am offering the book for FREE download on Amazon Kindle April 6-10, 2012 only!
It will generally sell for $2.99.

I'm pretty excited about seeing it online. I love the way the cover turned out:

I think the designer, Scarlett Rugers, really managed to capture the sweet and whimsical side of the story with this image. Next up, I'm working on a short story for an anthology which will be e-published sometime in the fall of 2012. My story will be one of six interconnected tales, all set in Seattle, and featuring descendants of the characters in the original story, which is set in the 1850s. The stories are being written by the amazingly talented women in my critique group, and I am honored to be a part of the endeavor. I'll devote upcoming blogs to featuring the other anthology writers. Stay tuned!