I love my job as a writer. I get to wake up every morning and transport myself to distant lands and distant times, all the while making them accessible and relatable to readers. I get to do research and live … Continue reading
“Prolific author Archer (the Hellraisers series) opens the Nemesis, Unlimited series, set in the grimy underbelly of 1886 London, with unforgettable characters whose connection sizzles. Escaped convict Jack Dalton plans to avenge his sister’s murder by hunting down her nobleman … Continue reading
Here’s the awesome full review: *4/12 Stars! Top Pick!* Revenge can be sweet, smart, sexy and make for a fast-paced, non-stop read when Archer’s the storyteller. Creating heroes to die for and empowered women and bringing them together in powerful … Continue reading
I’ve been tagged by the beautiful and talented Rebekah Weatherspoon to participate in the blog hop known as The Next Big Thing, wherein authors discuss their latest works in progress. So, without further ado, here we go… -What is the … Continue reading
No, I’m not going to bring this guy into the discussion: For fun today, I thought I’d show you what my office looks like. First, here’s my actual desk. It’s a child’s desk I bought at a thrift shop in … Continue reading
There’s been a lot of talk on the interwebs and sundry media about calling out “fake fangirls.” You know, those tarted-up floozies who stalk different cons and post pictures of themselves in their incredibly detailed, accurate, elaborate, lovingly-crafted costumes just … Continue reading
Whew! I finally turned in the completed manuscript for the next Nemesis, Unlimited book to my editor. Which means I’m supposed to be taking the week off. What are the odds that’s going to happen? I made myself a long … Continue reading
Sorry it’s been a while since I’ve posted, but I’m on deadline, so you probably won’t be seeing much blogging here for a few weeks. In the meantime, you can always find me microblogging on Twitter and Tumblr, so be … Continue reading
Just a few weekends ago, I traveled to attend a staged play reading written by my father in law. He lives in a small community about two and a half hours north of Los Angeles. Nico and I travel up … Continue reading
