I know, readers get hounded all the time to leave a review. But, folks, it’s so important. We need your reviews. They help us where the vendor (Amazon, B&N, Kobo, Apple Books, Google Play) is concerned because the more people leaving reviews (especially if they’re good ones) the more the vendor looks at us as …
It’s that time of year again! If you’re a visitor to my Facebook page over the past two months, you’ve probably seen my posts about the Fisher House Mother’s Day tote bags I organize each spring. Fisher House provides military families with a place to stay while a loved one is receiving medical treatment plus …
Finally I’m able to shout it out, Defending Sophie is here. I’d like to take a moment to thank everyone who helped me bring Defending Sophie to life. Marijane Diodati – my fabulous editor who works so hard on my stories. Thank you Marijane, I so appreciate your hard work and dedication to my work. …
Missing the Point was fun to write. Stevie is a woman who worked her ass off to make it as a police detective, which any woman knows, isn’t easy. There are constantly obstacles when a woman tries to do a job often thought of as being a “man’s” job. So, she’s tough, but not too …
When I sat down to write Designing Samantha’s Love, I’d never written a book before. I just knew the time was here after a lifetime of wanting to write books. I still didn’t know how I’d publish it, or anything about the publishing industry, but the characters had been talking in my head for so …
When I wrote Moving to You, I felt that the story was complete. I loved the way it ended and it seemed that JT and Kayden’s story was in the books, as they say. Then, a couple nights after release I woke in the middle of the night, feeling a bit panicked because I’d left …
When I wrote Moving to You, I knew JT’s road to love couldn’t be the usual. He was the Sheppard brother who had held out the longest, not wanting entanglements, or to be held down. He felt he finally had the opportunity to show his father that he could design bikes and make a name for himself.
With this the week of Valentine’s and all things love, my book of the week is Moving to Desire. Gunnar knows he’s tired of meaningless sex, like anything, even that can get old. A chance meeting introduces him to Emma, who just moved back home after a bad break-up. But, Gunnar has a lot going on – his parents are having a baby, his biological father dies and a box of pictures holds danger and clues to things that should have been left in the past.
Recently, my hubby, the Biker, and I were having a conversation about self-confidence and people who either believe they are not “enough” or sadly, when stuck in a room with them, are too much.
This month we’re revisiting our sexy, sassy and oh so steamy Rolling Thunder men. For a chance at a $20 Amazon gift card this month, tell me who your favorite Rolling Thunder character is and why. Winner will be chosen next month and only posted in the newsletter, so make sure you open your newsletter …
PJ Fiala has published dozens of books and is carving her own unique niche in the romance genre, with authentic characters and dramatic storylines, often derived from her unique experiences.
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