I recently blogged at Not Your Usual Suspects, talking about how romantic partners deal with kids. Check it out!

If you’re like me that’s all it would take. Well, assuming he’s a good person and there’s some major chemistry happening. In every book I’ve written there’s a child who’s critical to the love relationship. In Trust No Onemy heroine is a single mother of a child with developmental delays.

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Wrongfully Accused was recommended by Mary Kennedy of USA Today’s Happy Ever After blog as one of three romances “rife with political intrigue.” And she even compares them to Scandal and House of Cards! Can you tell I’m excited?!

Sex, lies and politics … we’re talking Scandal or House of Cards, right? Not this time. But we are talking some romances based in D.C. against the backdrop of, well, sex, lies and politics. The Talk Radio Mysteries author Mary Kennedy shares some of her favorites …

Read what Mary Kennedy has to say about Wrongfully Accused in her  Happy Ever After article!

Kathy Altman chose Son of the Enemy as one of her top 10 reads of 2013! I’m so happy! Head over to Happy Ever After to see what she has to say about it, as well as the other amazing books she picked.

Check out my newest guest post at Not Your Usual Suspects today! In this post I share some of my experience in the Highlands.

Here’s a sample:

So as I drive through the highlands for the first time, I try to imagine what it would be like to live in a place so ruggedly beautiful but so seldom truly warm. I’m from New England, so I’m partial to cool weather, but August in Scotland means bundling up in fleeces and hoodies, particularly when the wind is blowing. Still, watching the clouds swirl around green hills and rock ledges wrapped in heather, then roll down into the valleys, I suspect it would take a long time to tire of this magical place.

What can I say? It’s been an amazing trip!

Just some new friends of mine with great hair inspiration

Simply gorgeous