If there is any time that moves slower than waiting for first reviews, I don’t know what it is. What a relief and honor to read the nice words Publishers Weekly had to say about Blackout! You can read the full review here, but the highlights are that they call it a “gripping psychological thriller” …
Enter for a chance to win 1 of 100 kindle copies of Blackout, coming July 1 with Thomas & Mercer. The giveaway runs from now through May 31. Check here for more information and to enter!
Book reviewers, I have Advanced Reader Copies of Blackout!! If you’re interested in getting an ARC for review, contact me through this website and let me know if you’d like a physical copy or a netgalley link. I have a limited supply, so get them while you can! Also, THANK YOU to anyone who’s done …
I knew when I started The Women In the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window that it was going to go after some of my favorite tropes in thrillers, but I didn’t think it would skewer women quite the way it did. Here’s an article by another damn feminist who can’t …
I am SO DANG EXCITED that Blackout is up on Amazon and ready for pre-order! The kindle version is only $3.99, and the paperback’s available for $15.99. And check out that cover! Lordy, I love it so much. It absolutely captures the book. Here’s the description: Seven hard-won months into her sobriety, sociology professor Maris …
A huge thanks to Tiffany Yates Martin, a stone-cold editing genius, for including me in her How Writers Revise section! I talk about alllll the failures and what they taught me, as well as including a sexy pie graph about revision!
It’s a dream come true to bring this book into the world thanks to the hard work of my agent, Jill Marr, and my new editor, Jessica Tribble Wells! There will be much to come on what the book’s about and why I wrote it, but for now, check out the announcement and short description …