It’s my pleasure to share with you one of my colleague’s books… Enjoy! ABOUT THE BOOK Every Summer Has a Love Story…Six Summer Tales of Sweet Romance that bring you the very best in Historical, Contemporary and Fantasy Romance. Sarah Daley, Carol Malone, Kathy Bosman, Debby Lee, Robyn Echols, and Lisa Watson weave stories […]
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Please welcome back author, Kristina Stutts. Today she talks about her kick ass heroine, Ember, a badass chick with a chip on her shoulder. *** On November 21st, I am launching the first book in a new sci-fi romance series dubbed the Amethyst Chronicles. I was talking to a friend of mine recently and described
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Kristina is one of my YA fantasy author buddies, so when she asked for me to share about her new novella I of course said, Yes! Enjoy! *** On November 21st, book one in a highly anticipated sci-fi novella series, Amethyst Chronicles: Winter’s Kiss launches, brought to you by KG Stutts, the author of the
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Enjoy this kick-ass heroine post by progressive science fiction author, Michelle Murrain. *** You get a taste of Trina DeWing, the protagonist of my newest novel, Friends with Wings early in the novel, when you find out that she misses climbing trees, but will happily climb tall fire-escapes in the city. She’s young, whip-smart, strong, and
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Enjoy this guest post from author, Karen Haber, where she shares about her kickass heroine and being beyond a ninja! *** When I was planning the Woman Without A Shadow series, I wanted to create a science fiction saga about a young girl who was smart, brave, resilient, and forced to become a warrior. Bottom
Please welcome Iain Reading share about kick ass heroines and his story, Kitty Hawk and The Curse of the Yukon Gold, in the Kitty Hawk Flying Detective Agency Series,  a new young adult series of adventure mystery stories. *** For the past couple of weeks I’ve been thinking a lot about “kick ass heroines” in preparation for
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Enjoy this guest post by author Anne E. Johnson about an atypical ass-kicker. *** The best thing about my character Zatell is that she looks more like a stuffed toy than a heroine. But if you need something done―or if you cross her―you’ll quickly learn what she’s made of. And it ain’t polyester stuffing. In
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Enjoy this guest post by Author Sandra Saidak. She explains how to make your heroine kick-ass. Enjoy! *** What makes a Heroine Kick-Ass? Obviously it’s a combination of a great many traits, or we wouldn’t have such a wide variety of them in fantasy and sf. I’m not entirely comfortable with the term Kick-Ass, since
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Enjoy this guest post by author Leona Wisoker on how kick-ass heroines can be normal. *** I’ll start by saying I’m not a big fan of the term “kick-ass heroine” (or hero, for that matter). The base idea–of a strong, independent female character able to fight her own battles–is fantastically worthy; but sometimes it seems
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Enjoy this guest post by Author Jaleta Clegg. She explains how to make your characters distinct from one another. Enjoy! *** Which is stronger – vinegar or chili peppers? That depends on how you use them and how you define strong. I use cooking analogies because I know cooking. No, it isn’t going to win
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Award winning author, Beth Barany writes in several genres including young adult adventure fantasy, paranormal romance, and science fiction mysteries. Inspired by living abroad in France and Quebec, she loves creating magical tales of romance, mystery, and adventure that empower women and girls to be the heroes of their own lives.
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