Wild, Wicked & Wacky

Yep, that's the question these days. Especially when it comes to cover art for my books. Will I ever use AI for writing a book? No, beca...

This picture in the form of a magnet rests on my refrigerator door. There's two reasons for it. Reason #1: In any career, a person...

Things on the home front finally settled down last weekend. Our impromptu houseguest moved out ten days ago, and as of Monday, September 20,...

I stayed up last night until effing four in the morning, but dammit, this book was getting uploaded! (Many thanks to Pepsi, Inc. LOL) It...

As the Celtic year winds down (yes, folks, Halloween, or Samhain if you will, was the Celtic equivalent of New Year's Eve except with ...

After the computer kerfluffles in July and August, I've been limping along with an ancient laptop. Thursday night, I got to a good stopp...

The reason this post is late today is I'm reticent to stir the controversy pot. I can hear what thinking. Since when, Suzan? It...

I really shouldn't have stayed up until two a.m. to work on Blood Sacrifice . The problem is that the book's done in my head, but si...

As many of you know, I broke down and tackled Joe Konrath's short story challenge a week ago Thursday. Joe's kind enough to promot...

Last night, I was working on Blood Sacrifice when I realized I need a scene that tied the primary climax of Blood Magick into the events o...

The last two-and-a-half months have been...weird, I guess is the best way to put it. First, back-to-back colds waylaid me. It's one ...

I don't think I have to tell you what happens here. *grin*

I can't tell you why this is Alex's song without revealing a major secret. SORRY!

Alex was one of the very first medical students at Johns Hopkins, but much to his father's concernation, he left school to join the Texa...

Phillippa realizes she still loves Alex, but is it too late?

Phillippa blames her father for the deaths of her mother and sisters, believing that as a god, he could have interevened and saved their liv...

The infamous practical joke for which Phillippa has held a grudge for over a century? Alex jury-rigged a canister of molasses and a box of f...

Phillippa's biggest fear is losing Alex again. She believed she'd already buried him once.

Phillippa doesn't want to acknowledge her loneliness. So she treats Alex's feelings for her as a child's crush.

Phillippa discovered Alex was alive and now a vampire when she visited Caesar in his new capital of Los Angeles in 1910.