Scattered Thoughts, Random Musings

Happy May--and happy Multicultural Heritage month! It's a new month and I'm excited to be unveiling the many projects I've have brewing. What better day then the first day of MC month then to talk about my very first historical multicultural romance story, A SWEET SURRENDER. It is a short story that will be part of a very special anthology, entitled FOR LOVE & LIBERTY: Untold Love Stories of the American Revolution , which will include three other multicultural romance stories. ----- About A SWEET SURRENDER ... She had the power to heal his body and soften his heart…but can they set duty aside and surrender to their love? Siaragowaeh of the Onyota’aka tribe has a love for all things living and when a fallen British solider becomes severely wounded, Siara secretly nurtures the officer back to health, putting her own position in her tribe at risk. Sergeant James Blake of His Majesty’s elite assault troops vaguely remembers the ambush that left him at the mercy o...

I would like to thank Carolyn Gibbs and Ursula Renee for inviting me to participate in the "Writing Process" blog tour! These lovely ladies are fellow members of the RWA/NYC chapter and published authors of interracial, contemporary romance. What am I working on? What am I NOT working on would be the easier question, lol! I have so many stories in my TBW (to-be-written) pile but currently I'm working on a 4-book series ( The Queen's Quartette ) that is written in parallel to each other. It's been more of a challenge then I thought it would be but it's also been a fun experience and I can't wait to share my "Queens" with the world.   In conjunction to the series, I'm also working on a special project--my first short historical romance set during the American Revolution (tentatively titled A SWEET SURRENDER). It will be part of an anthology with three other lovely authors. The research has been intense but also another fun experience...