Day 11. We’re almost there! Release Day is tomorrow.

I’m giving away a free electronic ARC of my latest novella, SIREN SONG or one of my backlist titles to one reader every day for twelve days. All you have to do is answer the question of the day. (Extra points if you tweet or blog or facebook about the giveaway.)

Question: I chose to set Siren Song in hot weather, when tourists are teeming the streets of Annapolis and the water is refreshing. However, as the winter weather engulfs me here in Maryland it occurs to me that there are other seasons for hot romance. Winter offers with it the opportunity for snuggling by the fire and kissing under the mistletoe. Springtime has pretty flowers and darling sun dresses. Autumn has rolling about in leaf piles and sipping hot cider together. Which season do you find to be the most romantic?

Day 10 of my 12 Day Extravaganza!

I’m giving away a free electronic ARC of my latest novella, SIREN SONG or one of my backlist titles to one reader every day for twelve days. All you have to do is answer the question of the day. (Extra points if you tweet or blog or facebook about the giveaway.)

Question: Every now and then I like to read a novel about a damsel in distress. A hero who comes to the rescue like a knight in shining armor always touches my romantic core. However, I also like stories where the heroine is the rescuer. For example, one of the things I loved best about Courtney Milan’s This Wicked Gift is that the hero believes he is a villain, that he is destroying this woman, but she ends up saving his soul. When it comes to my latest novella, Siren Song, my heroine is a plucky survivor–after what she’s been through, our hero thinks she needs to be saved, but finds that he needs her to rescue him instead. If you could only choose one kind of romance to read for the rest of your life, would it be the damsel in distress or the woman to the rescue type?

Day 9!

I’m giving away a free electronic ARC of my latest novella, SIREN SONG or one of my backlist titles to one reader every day for twelve days. All you have to do is answer the question of the day. (Extra points if you tweet or blog or facebook about the giveaway.)

Question: Because my series is based on Greek mythology, immortals often figure into the story, which means that there’s almost always a big age difference between my hero and heroine. Personally, I dig older men. But what about you? If you could only choose one, would the heroes you read about be older, younger, or the same age as the heroine?

Day 8 of my 12 Day giveaway extravaganza continues. I’m giving away a free electronic ARC of my latest novella, SIREN SONG or one of my backlist titles to one reader every day for twelve days. All you have to do is answer the question of the day. (Extra points if you tweet or blog or facebook about the giveaway.)

Question: One of the pitfalls of writing paranormal romance is that your heroes can end up having some very strange characteristics that might turn a reader off. Perhaps her heart does not race at the idea of fanged, vampiric necrophilia. Or perhaps the idea of a werewolf hero seems a little bit too close to the bestial line. In the case of Siren Song, I had to deal with the potential of a big fishy tail…does anyone lust after a scaled hero? I think I found a clever way of sidestepping the potential romantic disaster–my erstwhile Naval Academy professor is very sexy–but what are your turn-offs when it comes to paranormal creatures?