My recent blog post with Fresh Fiction takes a closer look at the challenges involved in writing a romance novel featuring an abuse-survivor. 
Excerpt from Fresh Fiction blog post by Liana LeFey, March 28, 2017
Link to full article: http://freshfiction.com/page.php?id=8998
Did you know that April is National Letter Writing Month?
This pleases me immensely, as it gives me an excuse (not that I need one!) to send pretty cards and letters to all of my friends and loved ones.
Receiving a letter from someone is like receiving a long distance hug. This is not to be confused with a “virtual hug” which is received via digital pathways only and is therefore intangible unless printed out on paper…which seems redundant when you consider that you could’ve just used paper in the first place and made it really special. A handwritten (or typed, if your penmanship is really that bad) letter can be kept tucked away between the pages of a favorite book forever, there to be found again whenever one feels a need to be close to its author. Because sometimes you miss someone at 2 a.m., but you just know that a phone call is out of the question unless you crave an early demise. Re-reading a lovely letter can be a balm to a flagging spirit and bring good cheer to the darkest day. Give someone in your life the special gift of your time and thought preserved in ink on paper. Send them some tangible love! ♥
Join me March 28, 2017 in celebrating the release of Once a Courtesan
My publisher, Entangled, is hosting an online book release party via Facebook for Once a Courtesan—and you are cordially invited! Enjoy a night of live chat, giveaways, and fun with me and several more of your favorite historical romance authors. There will be general shenanigans (you know how I love shenanigans!) and lots of chances to WIN FREE READS.
Schedule:
(all times are Eastern)
5:30 Eliza Knight
6:00 Kathleen Bittner Roth
6:30 Ingrid Hahn
7:00 Pam Mingle
7:30 Heather McCollum
8:00 Tara Kingston
8:30 Stacy Reid
9:00 Callie Hutton
9:30 Liana LeFey
10:00 Amalie & Angie
10:30 Tamara Gill
To join the party, click on the following link or paste it into your browser window: https://www.facebook.com/events/1866641236952385/
#newrelease #books #ebooks #historicalromance #novels #romancenovels #reading #new
Take a peek into the making of an eighteenth century superhero in my recent blog post with Fresh Fiction, and discover what makes the hero of TO LOVE A LIBERTINE tick!
Link to full article: http://freshfiction.com/page.php?id=8379
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