A Look Back At What Published During 2013.

12/14/2013

2013 was good. I feel like I finally started to put a footprint out there as an author. I had several books on the Amazon best seller lists and have finally become comfortable in my author skin. I'm usually a good planner, but I don't have a good plan yet for 2014. But I'm not too worried. It's going to be a great year. And I'm kicking of January with a fab release called Arranged Love. And then I have a brand new series starting with some hunky older rich men as the heros. I can't wait to share these stories with you. And if you have enjoyed the Brookfield series. Don't worry, it's not over. I'm hoping to release two more in this series in 2014.

Enjoy my year in review on publications.

January - The Naked Truth.
A fun novella and my first book to kick off it's first day of release on an Amazon bestseller list. THANK YOU!

February - Opposites Attract.
The final book in the Hot Bods erotic romance novella series.

March - HerStory.
An anthology with 27 authors. All stories dedicated to women's history.

March - Not Just Friends.
The third in the Brookfield series also spent some time on the Amazon and All Romance best selling lists.

April - Bed, Breakfast, and You. The prequel to the Brookfield series kicked off on several Amazon and All Romance bestseller list in the paid story. And when it was made free, it made it to #2 in the short story free category. Thank you to everyone who has read this stories and the series!

May - Bidding Wars.
My first full-length and one of my favorite stories I've ever written.

July - Wanted: Wife.
This story I took from a short 7000 word short story and turned it into a long novella -- just under the considered full-length word count. This is also a favorite of mine. The hero is super swoon-worthy.

September - Romancing The Stars.
I joined up with some other authors and wrote a short story called Take Two.

October - Growing Love.
The fourth in the Brookfield Series. This book was the one I was the most nervous about. The heroine is very hard to digest! But over all, this is a great story about growing up!