promoTUESDAY

From Top and Bottom Book Reviews.

Wow. Not only was this review very positive it was insightful, detailed and specific. Please go and take a look because they have some other great MM reviews up as well as mine. Short excerpt below:

"My favorite character turned out to be the one I thought I’d hate the most. Thane is hot and sexy in a bloodsucking-monster-turned-domestic-nymph kind of way ... He wasn’t just the second romantic leading character - he was the point of it all, the ultimate goal, the prize that both Sean and I were keeping our eyes on throughout all the chaos and distractions."

promoTUESDAY: New Cover Art/New Review

Some great new cover art from Anne Cain for Father of Dragons-->

---

There is a new review of Tongue Tied from Marcy Arbitman at Just Erotic Romance Reviews

In part: Ms. Veinglory's first book set in this contemporary other-world, is a hoot and a half! ... plot is smoothly handled, with surprises coming all the time ... I simply cannot wait until the next installment of The Wicca Man. Ms. Veinglory is magnificent! (5/5)

Wow. I think she liked it ;)

promoTUESDAY: Centaurfold, Heart in Shadows

I am trying a new experiment. Below is a feed for all my blog posts across the many blogs I contribute to. Topics include my writing, erotic romance genre writing in general, self-published fiction, romance writing by Australians, Alpha female romance and gay fiction.

Subscribe in a reader

---

"Although I confess that centaurs are not my usual choice of characters to read, this trio of stories fascinated me. Each story is well written and engaging. Centaurfold amazed and intrigued me from start to finish."

Nannette, Joyfully Reviewed

"As with many books, A Heart In Shadows was, at its base, a story of good and evil, love and hate. This is the first book that I have read by Emily Veinglory and I was truly impressed."

Marcy Arbitman, Just Erotic Romance Reviews

promoTUESDAY: KODKOM

"King of Dragons, King of Men is a true fantasy tale that involves great magical beings and ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances. The story creates a believable magical but ordinary world that begs to be explored. Throughout the tale William, Allen and Margaret explore the morass of morals that is created by the love of two men and one woman." [Sabella, Joyfully Reviewed]

The picture today is a sketch I did about half way through writing KODKOM. Anne Cain was nice enough to use it as a basis for the eventually cover design.