REBLOG: How to write that next Young Adult Dystopian Paranormal Urban Fantasy Romance blockbuster

May 12, 2016

We’re having a blast over at Eric Gates’ fabulous blog, Thriller-Writer, today. Please come on over and find out which …

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#BookReview The Joker: a short story by @GeorgiaRoseBook #MondayBlogs

May 9, 2016

When is a thriller not a thriller? Georgia Rose knows all about how thrillers work. [Thrilling intro scene + butchered …

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2 Page 69 Challenge excerpts: #Thriller by @DeekRhewBooks & #YAfantasy by @ErinRhewBooks

April 14, 2016

Today I’m excited to present page 69 Challenge excerpts from husband and wife authors with two very different books! ~~**Challenge …

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Who doesn’t love a good train wreck? BLACKSPOON by Daniel Eagleton #TuesdayBookBlog

March 22, 2016

I’m a quitter… It makes the Hub crazy. It embarrasses the kids. But if I’m at a movie I don’t …

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#Bookreview: Thicker Than Water by Georgia Rose— 5-star #Thriller

October 1, 2015

THRILLER: noun—A novel, play, or movie with an exciting plot, typically involving crime or espionage. —Oxford Dictionaries We all …

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You can take the girl out of the South, but… #BookReview of #gothic #fantasy ATONEMENT, TENNESSEE

July 30, 2015

She said she was glad I wasn’t a ‘real’ Yankee (I was), gave me her recipes for red beans and rice (yum) and homemade mayonnaise (WTF?), taught me how to smock (!) and told me to watch out for the Faculty Wives Club at the University (I did).

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Review: Lost and Found –humorous mystery thriller

May 19, 2015

In this character-driven humorous thriller, Daisy is a one-woman curvy strawberry-blonde bombshell force of nature. She can’t hold a job, can’t cook, and has a strange sense of dress. Her trademark charm, humor, and joy in life can send any situation spinning out of control, threatening her and hapless partner Solomon with danger, and even chance of death, but just as often providing the clues needed to solve the case.

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