The Irish Fianna: Part 2
Last week in Part 1, I wrote about the Fianna from the early Roman invasions up through the time of King Arthur. Today I’d like to jump ahead a bit to more modern accounts of these mythical warriors.
Last week in Part 1, I wrote about the Fianna from the early Roman invasions up through the time of King Arthur. Today I’d like to jump ahead a bit to more modern accounts of these mythical warriors.
Snowed In With You, a contemporary romance anthology, will be coming down in a few days. So now is the time to grab this anthology filled with winter romantic stories about couples who end up stranded in a snowstorm.
Let’s celebrate Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s birthday with a reflection on her enduring love poetry and the full text of “How Do I Love Thee?”
I’m still cold and hating these winter days, but I’m excited because soon we change the clocks and get more sunlight in the evening. But until then, here’s are free books and reading events to keep you warm.
Since it’s March, I’m revisiting all of my Irish fairytale posts. And today I’d like to introduce you to the real Fianna of pagan Ireland that was the basis for my fictional army in my Deadly Force Romantic Suspense Series.
Why does the One Bed trope still make readers swoon? Because forced proximity stories force characters to face their vulnerabilities and stretch a writer’s romance craft.
I just found out that Heroes, Holidays, and Hope Vol. 3 is included in the Read an e-Book Week at Smashwords. So this charity anthology that serves Wounded Warrior Project will be half price until next weekend!
Today is the last day for the February free romance promos. There are all types of romance novels and novellas, from super sweet to super steamy. I hope you enjoy them!
It’s Friday so that means it’s time to make a cake, and this Flourless Chocolate Torte is one of my favorites.
Snowed in with unresolved tension? This is why the Snowed-In romance trope creates intimacy, emotional stakes, and irresistible chemistry. making it a reader fan favorite.
This Vitamin C Winter tea is perfect for this time of year. It’s hot and filled with immune-boosting ingredients that can also help lower inflammation and aid in digestion.
Today I’m writing about the fairytale of Thumbelina through the lens of winter symbolism, survival, and transformation for readers and writers.