I’m so excited to launch the Legacy Canyon series with A Texas-Sized Fake Out. To celebrate, here are a few tidbits: I hope you enjoy the book. If you love it, I’d love it if you leave a review on Amazon or Goodreads.
Can you believe this month is almost over? Finally, I’m going to share a few of my favorite wineries, and some places on the St. Charles Riverfront. And two links to the balloon races that started it all, which if you’re in the area in September, you can catch. Wineries: Wild Sun Winery and Brewery….
We must chat about one of my favorite places, the symbol that for me says “Home.” It’s the Gateway Arch. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been up in it, and every time it’s a new experience. I follow them on social media because the content is so fun. The Arch features in…
One of the central themes of The Playboy Project, and all of the Love in the Valley books, is a love of nature. I’m fascinated by our national symbol, the bald eagle, and wanted to use a story I’d read about them as a jumping off place for a book. St. Louis sits near the…
Washington, MO As we head into the Dog Days of August, and as the final book in the Love in the Valley series, The Playboy Project, is out now, I thought I’d share some of the bucket list items and locations on which the books are based this month.First up, the caboose. You can find this…
Check out this article I did on the Write for Harlequin Blog:
Ringing the Bell with Douglas Bell
Okay, as promised, more about how I write.
Go online or into a book store and you’ll find tons of how to books. Here are 10 things that show you it’s okay to break the rules. After all, if Stephanie Meyer can make vampires glitter, it’s okay to find your own path. 1. I don’t write every day. 2. Instead, I try to do…
