The first book I ever wrote was Designing Samantha’s Love. That was the book that had rolled around in my head for years, literally. I didn’t realize it was a book, it was simply characters talking to each other and going through life things that I imagined when I had time to myself. Usually, that …
Happy release day to Dani and Dirks. These two have skirted around each other for a couple of years, each thinking the other wasn’t interested. It’s not uncommon for mature adults to be cautious before entering into a relationship, especially when they’ve each dealt with other life issues in the past. The fact they waited …
When I ask, Where, I don’t me geographically. I mean what’s in his headspace? When Sam meets Charly he’s in his late thirties and he’s been married and divorced. His ex told him she wanted a regular schedule and more predictability and Sam with his job as a detective couldn’t offer her that. Maybe she …
I love Charly and Sam’s story. Each of them admiring the other from afar. Don’t you think it’s common when two professionals are busy with their lives and those nagging doubts are at the back of their heads, that they don’t have time for another person? I can’t think of anything more real. Sam’s a …
With Valentine’s Day approaching it isn’t uncommon to look back at how characters met and how they felt when they had that first glance at the other. Donovan first saw Hadleigh as she left a client’s house walking with a child. At the time, he thought she was a pedophile, which now seems so surreal …
The title of Finish Line is a bit of a play on words. The story is about the Kentucky Derby and the horses and ranchers who are hopeful they’ll hit the big-time in terms of having a horse qualify and compete in the Derby. But, in terms of that, it brings revenues to the ranches, …
When I wrote Heart Thief, it was a few years ago and I didn’t have a clear direction where this series might lead. Looking back on it, I wish I would have thought it through more, but Levi and Sage wanted their story told and I’m a more seasoned writer now. But, back to the …
Release week is always an exciting and busy week. I have my ARC team posting reviews, I’m promoting my new release and time is spent on social media thanking readers and fellow authors for the release congratulations, reviews and shares. Craving Charlesia released just three days ago, and it’s been a great week. I owe …
I had an idea for a series that I wanted to write but I wasn’t sure what I should name it. This group of operatives, both male and female, were strong, smart, highly capable but also needed to be able to be vulnerable enough to let someone in. Meaning, that one special person who would …
Great question. There are many people who made stupid mistakes in the name of love, money, power and so much more. Remember all those mean girls in school? Did they go on to become better, functioning members of society or are they still mean? Did the karma train roll into their station and show them …
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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