I cannot believe that this week Amber's Muse, my debut erotic novella turns 2. TWO! I can't believe that I've been doing this for two years and how much things have changed. 

Throughout the past two years, I've tried my hand at all kinds of different little projects and have now settled into writing sensual contemporary romances. In these past two years I've established my voice in my writing. One that I hope readers like and stands out. Often times I hear from people that my writing is real. I bring real life and issues into my books. Whenever I hear this, it makes me happy. It really does. 

I've done a lot since Amber's Muse, but this book will always be special to me. I learned so much with writing, editing, and publishers with this one story.

I've been pretty busy writing lately. Remember that new adult I mentioned a few weeks back. Well, it's flowing. I'm about 27,000 words into it now. It's been a learning experiance, that's for sure. The hardest part so far is staying in first person. I'm so trained to write in third, that I find myself switching back and forth. But I'm pleased with it. I've even made a cover for it. What do you think? If it stays flowing the way it has been, I'm hoping to have it all done by the end of October, but if not, I'll have it finished it November.

And in November, I plan to do NaNoWriMo. I enjoyed it last year. I'm not a 50k words a month kinda writer. So it was really nice to push myself. This year I'll be working on a sensual contemporary romance with humor called Ticket To Love. It about two neighbors who just can't get along, and one of them who recently won the lottery. I can't wait to get started on this one. It's going to be a lot of fun.

I'm super excited about this release! And this week, NOT JUST FRIENDS is on sale for 99 cents!!!!! If you haven't met Diane who happens to be the heroine in Growing Love, check it out.
Now, what's Growing Love all about?

Resigned to raising her baby without the father, Diane has everything figured out—a substitute dad in place, a support system ready, and a new home to move into—at least until the day he knocks on her door.

Matt tried to let Diane go, tried to forget that she was carrying his child, but an ultrasound picture brings his walls tumbling down. He can’t stay away any longer. But he hasn’t always been perfect. Diane and he share a past full of deceit and lies and now they have only nine months to undo it all and become responsible adults. It’s not only about them anymore.

With complications in her pregnancy, Diane is forced to move back to Brookfield to be under the care of her family. All she has to do is keep her feelings for Matt in check and she can stick to her original plan—raise the baby with Tom.

But it seems Matt has a few choice words about that…