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Soon to cross a major reader milestone, so I'm planning to go crazy in April #amwriting #amreading #chicklit #kindleunlimited #romance #blogging

3/31/2015

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An Amazon Bestselling Contemporary Romance FREE on Kindle Unlimited

An Amazon Bestselling Coming-of Age Series FREE on Kindle Unlimited

An Amazon Bestselling Erotica Series FREE on Kindle Unlimited

Well I'm counting down to release #10, The Girl of Diamonds and Rust, release #11, One Long Kiss, and release #12, Broken Crown(Half Shell Final, Sand and Fog Prequel), and my one year anniversary of publishing May 13th, 2015. It's always good to have a goal when you start a new project, so a year ago I made a milestone calendar for my first year in publishing.

Here's how it went: I hoped to achieve 50,000 downloads of my books; I wanted to release 12 books in 12 months; and I wanted to have more than 20 Facebook friends....no, really. I de-friended and went small the month before I released my first book. Probably not a good idea for an author. But I wasn't thinking social media at the time. I was thinking, I just want to make my world quiet and small with my kids and my besties.

Nearly one year later and I'm still here. So I've schedule some fun things in the coming 6 weeks. Yep, I'm going into my Kindle Promo grab bag for some great stuff for you all. I have countdown giveaways for signed print copies of my books on my Facebook Author Page, Susanwardbooks. I'm so enjoying your answers to my questions. And that naughty girl, Nicole, from One-Click Bliss, is helping me set up some parties. I'm actually having a release party for #10 and an Anniversary party...I'm still here...kind of thing.

So if you are an author and would like to participate in my two parties, hit up Nicole. And if you are a reader I hope I will see you there. Help me celebrate this milestone, making it one year and 12 releases. I wouldn't still be here without you, your wonderful notes, messages and emails. There are times it's rough being an Indie. There are no words to express how much all your kindness has meant to me, and that often times, my extraordinary readers are all that keeps me going. Thank you so much for making this year one of the best years of my life!

As ever I wish you Peace.
Oh and I need 14 downloads to hit my major reader milestone today. One Last Kiss is still 99pennies on Kindle!

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If you are looking for "oh baby, fuck me. Fuck me," my novels are probably not for you... #amreading #amwriting #blogging #kindleunlimited #kindle

3/30/2015

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99 pennies for a limited Time. An Amazon Bestselling Erotica Romance

An Amazon Bestselling Coming-of-Age Romance

An Amazon Bestselling Historical & Regency Romance

It doesn't mean I have written a book or 2 in that category...ok, girls maybe closer to 10 novels in that style. And it doesn't mean that I'm knocking it. It's a popular format and it sells: Insta-lust, dirty talk, lots of graphic sex, and happily ever after without working for it. I just made a career decision to go a different direction with my first block of novels I'm releasing. I figured if I started with insta-lust novels no one would take the other books seriously. And the serious stories were the ones I wanted readers to read.

Now that doesn't mean that my novels aren't romance novels. They are. But I figured you could actually put substance in a happily ever after, readers of all levels would enjoy it, and readers would take away what they wanted from it. Sometimes readers find the substance and the message. Sometimes they don't. Both is fine with me because my readers are enjoying my work.

I'm particularly proud of the book The Signature. It definitely a substance novel if you read it that way. And lots of readers do. I get email where readers thank me for writing it, and an occasional review post that says that as well."Excellent story and congratulations for bringing the justice system to task for not protecting women and children from abuse. Even if you are beautiful and famous, you can still have an abusive husband. I liked how Krystal grew and how she could finally learn to trust and love again. They had a bit of misunderstanding for awhile. This book had a lot of laughs and I loved the characters. Ms. Ward showed the difference family love makes and how we all need this connection." "Signature has ever emotion than an abused female may experience. Everything from love, betrayal, mistrust, confusion, being scared, scarred, insecure but also strength and determination. Do not doubt that there is strength sometimes in running away than it is to stay. Especially when it involves protecting your child. Read this for the emotional level of what a mom will do for her child when pushed in a corner and what one man will do to protect her."

All my books can reach a reader any way they want it. Deeper message or just a plan good romance read. My goal is to reach women through my writing and share the common experiences we all have known either personally or through someone we love.

It was a risky move to start with romance novels with substance in an age where you read things like, "I want to fuck you," and "I'm having inappropriate thoughts about you," spoken by characters on the day they first meet, and those books top all the bestsellers list, and readers like them. But I started with the block of work I'm most proud of and I am so grateful to everyone who took a chance on little ole unknown me and downloaded books ranging from spousal abused heroine, to rich girl who burns herself, to my rebellious Lady Merry who refuses to wed, to my Linda searching for her father and trying to overcome never having known him.

My romances cover the entire range of what readers expect from a romance novel: fun, exciting, nerve-wracking, humorous, intense, lusty, sexy, and sexual. I just don't throw out the real world to create it. Thank you everyone who took advantage of my free download of The Signature, for your kind notes and your wonderful emails.

As ever, I wish you Peace.

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Don’t judge an Indie author by how many reviews they have. The Indie set is a bit like a basketball team.#amreading #author #blogging #indieauthor #chicklit #romance #books

3/28/2015

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Free download Today and Tomorrow

So here is how I see Indie author land. It’s like a basket ball team. You have your stars in their given positions, your Lebron James or my favorites for the old days, Magic Johnson and Shaq. They have immediate recognition and a gigantic fan base. The second they release a book there are a ton of reviews. They specialize in who they are, guard or forward or center. And they have risen to the status of star, with a loyal and devoted fan base. They’ve worked their butts off and they play a magnificent Indie game.

Then there is me. A great 6th man off the bench. I can play point guard, power forward, center, etc. I write old school hearts and flower romance to gritty and edgy popular trend type of things. In author land this translates into I publish across genres: erotica, New Adult, Coming of Age, Contemporary Romance and Historical Romance. I’ve been an Amazon Bestseller in all these categories; however my reader base, while nicely size and wonderfully attentive, isn’t huge in any category and never the genres shall meet. I’m still building. I am 6th man off the bench. It’s me, I like it, it’s how I roll. However, the only reviews I have are from readers if they so decide to review me, I have some, but not a ton on my Amazon page.

Then there are the authors in the farm league…oops that’s baseball, but can we pretend it’s basket ball for this theory? They want to be sent up to the majors…whoops there I go again, I should say the NBA. They special in their genre and do all the Indie promotions. Massive release blitzes, massive blog tours, they send out a gazillion ARCs for reviews and low and behold they have pretty Amazon pages with tons of reviews that scream to readers notice me, notice me. But that’s not me and I don’t do it.

I’m too old to play Indie games. I’ve lived a long time, waited a long time to share my work. I only care what you think. I only want to hear what my readers think. I’m perfectly content being a 6th man off the bench. It’s wonderful. I get so many emails and little texts, and get to talk to an enormous variety of readers because my work is eclectic. I like it this way. And I’m not changing now.

So don’t always judge an author by the number of reviews on her Amazon page. I’m a 6th man off the bench. I will never have as many reviews as the authors who are stars or those struggling in the farm league. I can play power forward, center and point guard. I’m competent at all. I’m just not a star, and there are tons of marvelous Indie Authors just like me. If you see a book you like that doesn't have a ton of reviews, take a chance. Unless an author is a star, the number of reviews on their Amazon page really doesn't mean a thing.

As ever I wish you Peace.

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Proletarian chicks in bondage...#amreading #amwriting #chicklit #romance #kindle #kindleunlimited #blogging

3/25/2015

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Well I've just passed another 1000 readers so you know what that means. I've grabbed something from the Kindle promo bag and put The Signature on Free download for 5 days. And I've spent the morning chatting with a reader who found the use of the word proletarian strange in The Girl on the Half Shell. She had to look up the word, didn't know what it meant, found it interesting and unusual enough to ask me about it. It made me smile because I keep forgetting most of my readers weren't around in the 80s.

Darlings, the 80s were a different era and it was grand. Don't believe the rumors that it sucked. It was wicked fun. People talked differently. It was not shameful to be wealthy and know it. And we still enjoyed the art of language in daily conversation. We also were a reflection of Hollywood on the West Coast. The Brat Pack movies: Breakfast Club, Sixteen Candles, Back to School, Pretty In Pink. There are tons. Can't list them all. Or movies that defined the cultural change occurring, Wall Street, etc. And in daily life phrases from the movies breathed all over the coast here.

I keep my characters true to their era and what might seem to a younger reader an odd phrase here and there, is the 80s. I'm not reconstructing who we were. I am hopefully accurately painting a picture of life in America in posh circles at that time. So I leave you today on this happy day where I've crossed another 1000 reader and with a free download with my favorite lines that popped up everywhere in conversation on the West Coast during the 80s, a reflection of our time and a reflection of our movies...

"New style American Girlfriend."--Sixteen Candles
"Jake my boy."--Sixteen Candles
"Do I stutter."--Breakfast Club
"Obscene finger gestures from such a pristine girl."--Breakfast Club
"Fascist metaphor." Back to School.
"Proletarian Chicks in Bondage." Back to School.
"Lou might lose his trigger finger." Back to School.
"Greed is good." Wall Street.

Those are just a few. There are tons. I still laugh just writing them and I could go on forever, because in spite of the rumors, the 80s were grand and we did talk differently and we were a reflection, in some ways, of Hollywood, in a more fun way than Pop Culture today.

And thank you my readers, each and every one of you, who took a chance and downloaded a books from a little known Cali Girl hanging at that beach. Please do take advantage of my free download today.

As ever I wish you Peace.

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I always hear writers complaining about reviews. I don't get it... #amreading #amwriting #author #indieauthor #chicklit #romance #blogging

3/24/2015

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99 Pennies Kindle Download!

Free on Kindle Unlimted

Free on Kindle Unlimited

Complaining about a non-glowing review, to me, is like complaining about someone coming into your store and not buying something. You got them into your store...duh winning.(you got them to read your book). It's your responsibility to help them find something they want to buy(Or your work that they will enjoy.) Enter my life Ashley.

She started reading my Affair without End Series. She gave me 4 STARs on both books, One Last Kiss & One More Kiss, but I wouldn't exactly call her a fan at that point. She didn't give me a bad review, but here is what she said that caught my eye: " Ward has the potential to be a much better writer with more well-rounded characters and intriguing plot-lines. "

Well, she was reading my novella series, and you only have so much time to do what you want to do in a Novella and novellas do appeal to a different type of reader with a different type of book-want. So me, being me I dropped her an email and asked her if she wanted to read a full length novel and I sent her The Girl on the Half Shell. Whether as a reader you like that book or hate that book, you are not ever going to say it doesn't have fully developed characters and an intriguing plot line.

Last night she finally finished the book and the review popped up on my Goodreads page. It made me smile. Still 4 STARS, but the review did make me smile: "[Book: Girl on the Half Shell] surprised me due to the deeply flawed characters and the entertaining way it was written. Ward breathes life into her people, who run the emotional gauntlet, making you love them one second and hate them the next. It was easy to spot pieces of one's self in at least one of Ward's creations as they were each afflicted with very realistic problems. Yeah, part of the book reads like chick-fantasy but instead of dragons or magical powers, it is a world of rock stars and money. But just because I don't live like that doesn't mean it isn't real or can't happen." And then the closing line, that every author works for: "I'm going to recommend to all my friends that devour any and all things romance as this one seems different to me."

So is one reader worth it? I would say yes in this highly competitive market. And definitely yes, as a small Indy. I'm building one reader at a time. We all are, really, and the interactive world of publishing gives us an opportunity to do that in ways never possible before this century. Also, good or bad, I find it enormously interesting hearing what my readers think of my work. It only takes a moment to drop a line. And we are all just building one reader at a time.

As ever I wish you Peace.

Oh and One Last Kiss is still 99penies Kindle Download, and I'm about to cross another 1000 readers so Woo Hoo, you know what that means... time to look through my Kindle Promos to celebrate.

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The 2nd Half Shell book was difficult to write, but Whoa the 3rd I think is my ultimate writer's challenge... #amreading #romance #author #chicklit #newrelease #kindle #blogging

3/23/2015

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I think most writers stay away from love triangles not because of fear of reader backlash, but because they are freaking hard to write. It's a very delicate balance and line an author must maintain in a book, and how I wanted to do it in the 2nd Half Shell Book, The Girl of Tokens and Tears, upped the difficulty meter.

I wanted to write a single book, where the POV didn't shift, but the girl did as a reflection of who she was loving(be honest with yourself, my dears. We are all different people depending on who we are loving), and somehow end up with my readers not hating me for doing it and understanding how the circumstance came to be and why it was necessary. I found that a challenge: the subtle changes of who Chrissie was depending on which man she was with and the lessons she learned about herself with each man. I am extremely pleased with my reader response. No thrown Kindles. A fair percent of my readers liking the second book more. And the quiet war they waging with me over who Chrissie ends up with: Alan or Neil.

But the third book, is my ultimate challenge, partly because I'm aware I have to please everyone #teamalan #teamneil. And I do some shocking breaking those romance rules in the 3rd book, I definitely shake the rooftops with secrets revealed, and my goal is to take the reader on an intense journey where~~with the choices Chrissie has made and the secrets revealed~~ the reader ends liking all my main characters: Chrissie, Alan and Neil. Perhaps not realistic, but heck if you're going to make a goal, make it a tough one. It's not enough for me that the reader merely understands what happens, I want them still to like my characters as they do after book 2 in spite of some things some might think hard to like. But this is my world of beautifully messy people, real people, and it's got to be this way.

I hope I do it well. I don't want to disappoint any of you. You'll let me know if I don't do it well. So I am knee deep the next few weeks writing my ultimate challenge, and I am very excited to find out what you, my readers think, of what Chrissie does with her life and men.

As ever, I wish you Peace.
Oh and One Last Kiss is still 99pennies because I forgot to change it. Oh well, I'm leaving it this way until my next Kindle promotion!

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Susan, shouldn't you be changing your banners today. What's up with that. Well... #amreading #amwriting #romance #chicklit #romance #kindle #kindleunlimited

3/22/2015

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Well, it's 5:00 a.m. on the mountain and someone has already asked me: Susan, are you changing your banners today? Drat, my 4 fans in the bar at the Sun City Retirement community actually watch my release schedule. And yes, I'm supposed to have a release this week. And yes, I usually change my banners on Sunday. And yes, I usually release 1 day early just to piss off my PA... got to have a little fun with her, she's young!

Well, I figure every author is allowed one Mulligan. This is my Mulligan. When you are releasing one book a month, one must stay vigilant to all the moving parts on the schedule. Deadline to get to the editor. Deadline to get to the formatter. Deadline to schedule release blitz. Deadline to schedule a blog tour. If you don't pay heed to the timeline, the world crashes and burns, and life as you know as an author is unattainable. And that's what happened this month. Sort of grandma brain creating a comedy of errors.

First, scheduling my last release on or about the due date of my grandson(definitely not one of the wiser things I've done). Then scheduling the releasing for the 3rd Affair without End Book, during a time I'd be traveling to be with daughter and having the darn blog tour for The Girl of Tokens and Tears on the week of the new release. Not smart Susan. Not smart Susan. I've missed all my appointments(edit), and now my books are like airplanes hoovering an airport waiting for permission to land. And while I'm what editor's call an easy edit because my work is 100% final when they receive it and only needs copy edit, I now have to wait in line because I missed my appointment.

So this is Susan's March Madness. I've messed up my own schedule. There is no one to blame. It was me, it was me. I had a giant Granny Brain Fart. So March is my Mullligan and I hope you 'll forever me.

As for One Long Kiss....It's coming. It's coming. I got the writing done by not sleeping the 9 days I was with my daughter and grandson in Indy. And I'm just going to release it during the finishing of the 3rd Half Shell book, The Girl of Diamonds and Rust. No release blitz. No blog tour. Just releasing and letting you know. And it will all work out. Right? But no banner change today. And no banner change this week, because I screwed up my own schedule and I have a blog tour for another book going on this week. Grrr... maybe too many moving parts for an old girl, but I'd be a liar if I said it wasn't fun trying to keep up with my favorite young authors. Release. Release. Release. That's Indy world even for a grandma.

As ever I wish you Peace.

OH and the first two books of the Affair without End Series is on 99cents Countdown Still. See I did do something right this week.

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I've just passed my 10th month of publishing. So what have I learned? #amwriting #amreading #indie #kindle #kindleunlimited #romance #chicklit #blogging

3/21/2015

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Well, to be accurate, my 10th month commenced on the 13th while I was in Indiana with my daughter. So this post is a touch late, but that matches the theme of this post.

What have I learned? This month I would say I've learned to say "Oh Well" more. Maybe its because I've been more grandbaby obsessed than book obsessed, but month 10 in publishing has been a bit like year 7 of marriage. I'm sort of going, "Why is a reasonably sane, mature woman doing this?" And don't pretend you never felt that way at some point during your marriage. Maybe not the 7th year. But at some point. I won't believe you if you try to tell you've never felt that way. We all have the Why I am doing this moments in life and marriage. We keep it real here, my dears. So tap into that feeling and that's where I am month 10 of publishing.

So picture if you will your house at year 7( or there about) of marriage. The once perfect home is messy. There are dishes in the sink. The bed is unmade. And the laundry is taller than you are. You don't dress up on the weekends and you barely brush your hair let alone put on that makeup. That's month 10 of publishing. I'm blowing off blog tours, release blitzes, pretty much everything for a month. I'm just very OH Well.

So what have I learned. That is the purpose of the post. That's basically it. Month 10 of publishing is like year 7 of marriage. This month everything is just sort of on Oh Well mode. And I'm not really sure about anything or what I'm doing next. I only know I'll probably wear my PJs all weekend, not brush my hair, and definitely not put on my makeup. I'm in month 10 of publishing.

As ever, I wish you Peace.

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I'm having a crisis of desire... #amreading #amwriting #author #indieauthor #kindle #kindleunlimited #romance #books

3/20/2015

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There are two emotional zones where I literally shut down and do not write: When I am extremely sad or extremely happy. The first time a crisis of desire came was shortly after 9/11. While I was on the west coast and it was quite a different thing here, I shared the common experiences of all Americans and definitely the emotions of most mothers. I was in Northern California and my girls were in Santa Barbara that morning, and through all the strange events unfolding around me in San Jose, from the airport going silent when the planes were grounded, to the freeways being empty, to the hotel pounding on doors asking if people were leaving because they needed the rooms, to my cell phone only working occasionally, to my girls 300 miles away and overwhelmed and confused by the day's news; a part of me was very different by the end of that day.

The drive from San Jose to Santa Barbara is impossible to describe that day, or perhaps not understand unless you are a Californian. The 101 was literally empty. Hardly a car passed me the entire way. Through long stretches my cell phone didn't work and it was quiet in a way California never is. On the overpasses where military bases were, were military vehicles blocking them off. I scarcely remember the drive. All I could think of was how strange the world was around me, how unfamiliar everything familiar felt, and an absolute desperation to be with my girls(even though logically I knew they were fine and safe) a mother parted from their kids in time of crisis is an emotionally gut wrenching thing.

The world changed during that day and drive for me, and I would soon see young men I'd known since their birth leaving for Afghanistan, and the world was no longer familiar to me. I sank into an incredible sadness, and I finished the last chapters of Love's Patient Fury and didn't write again for ten years. Ironically, those chapters are overly happy happily ever after, so unlike me, because in extreme sadness I write extreme happy.

The inverse is also true: When I'm extremely happy I write really brutally intense angst. And I'm extremely happy these days with the birth of my grandson; hence the crisis of desire to write. I'm trying to walk the middle ground emotionally and the writing isn't there in the middle with me. Well, some of my readers might think I never exist in the middle. We're talking about my middle here.

I've got 2 novellas and 1 novel to finish writing to complete the Affair without End Series and the Half Shell Series. The books for the Sand & Fog Series and Kaley Stanton's story are complete and will starting rolling out in the fall. And this summer I think I'm going into the grab bag of finished work and sending those out to edit(The Blooming, because Rachel Blaufeld wants the Morgan Katz novel; and Love me Forever, because my readers of the Deverell Series want Indy's story), and I'm not going to force myself to write on a schedule until I'm back in the emotional middle. It's just not possible today. Today I am overly happy. If I try to produce new work in my current state of bliss I will burn my readers to ash!

As ever I wish you Peace.

PLEASE DON'T DOWNLOAD MY BOOKS FROM A PIRATE SITE: My books are never more than $2.99 and I'm free on Kindle Unlimited!

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Got a late start this morning. Went to help my friends at One Click Bliss with a release party. I try to give back, but 2015, yikes, making it rough... #amreading #chicklit #authors #blogging #indieauthor #newrelease

3/19/2015

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I've been waylaid by pirates. Ironical, since I write about pirates. But these are not sexy pirates like Varian Deverell in The Deverell Series. Oh no, these are the dreaded book thieves. And they are really starting to piss me off.

I've worked really hard so that this shy little granny living on a mountain can gain some presence in Indie Author world. I'm not know for talking, being seen, or being sociable. I am a recluse. Hence life on the mountain. And everything you put into a book business is sweat equity from you. I'm up at 5 am and I usually don't quit until 9 p.m. At this phase in my life, people might ask why. I love to work. I love to write. And I definitely love my readers. It's been one hell of a wonderful ride.

The problem is, as you build your presence the pirates note you and you start ending up everywhere. I mean literally everywhere. The first indication that you've been aggressively pirate is a sharp drop in your sales. It not easy to notice if you sell 300-500 books a month, but at my level you feel the drop and you see it and it hurts. Because that sweat equity in every project I release and promote is me. There is no OZ behind the curtain helping me out here. There's me. Tweeting and posting starting at 5a.m. before I start my regular work day at 9. Then tweeting and posting after 5 before I spend quality time with my family. And doing release parties and blog takeovers and book signings. Which are going to be so tough for me because signing books requires me to be LIVE somewhere.

It isn't just the pirates that make being an Indie a bummer. Somehow I'm on a dinnerware site with a sale promotion coupon for dishes...yikes...not the image I'm crafting and I don't even know how I got there or why my book would be a logical selling tool. Well, at least it isn't a pirate and it links to my Amazon Page. http://www.dinnerwaresetsonsale.info/reviews-The-Girl-of-Tokens-and-Tears-The-Half-Shell-Series-Book-2-B00U5GU4VY.html

Still it gets me down. I give a lot to others in industry and knowing it's someone in Indie world sending out my ARCS to the pirate sites makes me sad. It makes it difficult to be me. I just want to be happy and giving and enthusiastic about what I'm doing. But everything I worked for in 2014 is being whittled away in 2015 by people with no respect for the efforts of others.

Is this what our world has come to? It's alright to hurt someone digitally because it isn't real and the product isn't real and you never see the person you're hurting. It's very real to me. It's hours spent away from my children writing. It's dollars spent to start up my business. It's the risk and investment I've put into myself. So today I started my day with a release party takeover. Didn't want to do it. But I didn't want to do it for the wrong reasons. I didn't want to do it because I'm angry at these small people who hurt others without thinking. So I made myself do the takeover. I had my usual giveaways. And so I go on as me another day.

As ever, I wish you Peace.

PLEASE DON'T DOWNLOAD MY BOOKS FROM A PIRATE SITE.

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Soon to cross a major reader milestone, so I'm planning to go crazy in April #amwriting #amreading #chicklit #kindleunlimited #romance #blogging

If you are looking for "oh baby, fuck me. Fuck me," my novels are probably not for you... #amreading #amwriting #blogging #kindleunlimited #kindle

Don’t judge an Indie author by how many reviews they have. The Indie set is a bit like a basketball team.#amreading #author #blogging #indieauthor #chicklit #romance #books

Proletarian chicks in bondage...#amreading #amwriting #chicklit #romance #kindle #kindleunlimited #blogging

I always hear writers complaining about reviews. I don't get it... #amreading #amwriting #author #indieauthor #chicklit #romance #blogging

The 2nd Half Shell book was difficult to write, but Whoa the 3rd I think is my ultimate writer's challenge... #amreading #romance #author #chicklit #newrelease #kindle #blogging

Susan, shouldn't you be changing your banners today. What's up with that. Well... #amreading #amwriting #romance #chicklit #romance #kindle #kindleunlimited

I've just passed my 10th month of publishing. So what have I learned? #amwriting #amreading #indie #kindle #kindleunlimited #romance #chicklit #blogging

I'm having a crisis of desire... #amreading #amwriting #author #indieauthor #kindle #kindleunlimited #romance #books

Got a late start this morning. Went to help my friends at One Click Bliss with a release party. I try to give back, but 2015, yikes, making it rough... #amreading #chicklit #authors #blogging #indieauthor #newrelease

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