I made a virtual pitstop at Jean M. Grant’s blog today to discuss the concept of ‘totality of circumstance.’
Check out my guest post with Jean M. Grant
Mine By Design – Now Available in Paperback and Ebook!
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One More Day!
Tomorrow’s the big day, and I am beside myself with excitement: MINE BY DESIGN releases from The Wild Rose Press. I’ve had fun building countdown graphics for IG and figured I’d add them here, too.
Paperbacks are here!
It’s been a long time coming, and I am so excited to be back in the publishing game! All of my previous books were digital … so this paperback feels pretty damn awesome!
Preorders are up, hopes are high, and my fingers are crossed for rave reviews. Thanks to the Wild Rose Press for this opportunity. Onward and upward!
Release date!
Mine By Design has a release date: February 3, 2021. The day before my mother’s birthday. I think that’s a good sign. I’ll post pre-order and purchase links when I get them.
Love responsibly
As romance authors, it’s important that the stories we tell have a happy ending. It’s the founding tenant of the genre. But as responsible adults, it’s also in our purview to weave yarns with responsibility. On this 37th annual World AIDS Day, I am reminded of the importance of my responsibility to include the usage of condoms in intimacy scenes I write. I am reminded of my responsibility to encourage condom usage with my readers, because not everybody had the same comprehensive sex education as young people.
“Approximately 1.2 million people in the U.S. are living with HIV today” (HIV.gov). Today, there is still no cure for HIV disease. There is no cure for AIDS. So that means that if you do not have HIV disease, you need to know how to not get it. And if you do have HIV disease, you need to know how to not spread it.
– Get tested.
– Know your status.
– Wear a condom.
– Communicate with your partner.
– Love responsibly.
Until the cure …
