Dime Releases Today!
Dime ©2009 Genre: Contemporary Erotica ISBN: 978-1-60659-520-6   Blurb: Never in a million years would Nicole Donaldson have imagined she’d become a rapper. But when the reserved middle-manager gets caught up in a lark with her Prince-obsessed brother, she’s offered a music deal by hot music producer, Baron Odom. Nicole doesn’t know what t

Celebrating All Hallow’s Eve with an Excerpt
Hey, Hey AAs! To celebrate Halloween, I figured I’d post a spooky excerpt or two. This from my upcoming short story The Fascination: Swallow and Nightingale. It’s a tale of obsession, violence and obsession, and the failure of protection. – The beautiful Philomela likes to lie in her bed on Sunday nights with her knees bent up and listen to jazz while she reads art books without her glasses on. She holds the books very close to her face and smiles even with her silver eyes. Sometimes she even sings like a lost nightingale. Her hair is thick and springy, luxurious. She has narrow hips. Her arms and legs are long and lean. When she stretche

Do You Know What a Dime Is?
I love asking this question! When I asked a little while ago I got the most creative and amusing answers. Here are some examples: 1) What you use in a payphone (uhhh, not anymore folks 2) What you drop when you rat someone out to police 3) A bag (don’t say it) However, in my upcoming Phaze release, a Dime is a woman. A gorgeous, preening thing in the commercial hip hop world whose sole goal is to look her best so she has every man looking, wanting, lusting… and willing to pay. It comes from the value of the coin, 10. A Dime is a 10.

Release Day! “Love Slave for Two: Beginnings”
Woot! It’s release day! “Love Slave for Two: Beginnings,” (writing as Tymber Dalton) the prequel to my bestselling series, is now officially available at Siren-BookStrand! http://www.bookstrand.com/product-loveslav

When Characters Take You By Surprise
How, you may be asking yourself, can a character take the author by surprise? Don’t we know everything about our characters before we start writing? Aren’t they – ahem – imaginary people? How can they do anything unexpected when they only live in your head? I don’t pretend to understand it, but mine do it all the dang time. Not too long ago I had a hero propose in the 5th chapter. I was sitting here (right here) writing the scene yelling at the computer screen, “No, are you crazy? You can’t propose already? We’re not even a quarter of the way through the story!” For a brief period I took solace in the idea that my he