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Sneak peek into ‘Seduced under the Mistletoe’!

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Seduced under the Mistletoe is now live! If you’d like a little sneak preview, then how about reading the opening to my novella, Peril with a Prince! Chapter One The tankard dropped hard on the table and was accompanied by a leer that Giselle could see from right across the room in the dark inn. Frothy beer spilling onto the floor. She bared her … Read More Sneak peek into ‘Seduced under the Mistletoe’!

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Author Collaboration FAQs

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Since announcing that I am part of a multi-author boxset, I’ve been receiving a lot of questions – questions that (I hope!) have good answers! I wanted to bring them all into one place for you so that you can have a proper read. What does that even mean, a multi-author boxset? A typically boxset contains more than one book by the same author … Read More Author Collaboration FAQs

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What is it that authors even do?

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Believe it or not, I get asked this question a lot – and I kind of understand it. After all, most of our images of an author is someone like Jane Austen, scribbling away on a tiny desk, or Oscar Wilde, resplendent in his elegant clothes while mocking the very class that he comes from. Nowadays, not so much. Let me take you on … Read More What is it that authors even do?

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Shipwrecked with a Suitor is published!

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I’m so excited to say that my latest Regency romance, Drenched with a Duke, is published! A woman fished out of the ocean, and a man looking to ruin his reputation – and neither is expecting to find answers with each other… Alexander, the Duke of Caershire, wasn’t expecting to drag a half-drowned woman from the Thames, but there seems little to do but help the … Read More Shipwrecked with a Suitor is published!

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Emily Murdoch Launching Kickstarter!

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I am excited to reveal that I am launching a Kickstarter for my new series, Ravishing Regencies! This is a fantastic opportunity for you to get involved in not just a book, but a whole series – bringing it to life and working alongside me to get these Regency romance novellas ready for the world. 

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Cover reveal: Sharon Ledwith

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Fairy Falls was bores-ville from the get-go. Then the animals started talking…  Sharon Ledwith has a brand new series coming in June 2017 and today I am revealing the cover to you! Here is some information about the book: Kindle File Size: 667 KB Print Length: 203 pages Publisher: Mirror World Publishing; 1 edition Publication Date: June 17, 2017 ASIN: B0713S1DCR Read the blurb: … Read More Cover reveal: Sharon Ledwith

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Out Now: Uncharted

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Welcome to the book tour for Uncharted by Justine Alley Dowsett and Murandy Damodred. Title: Uncharted Author Name: Justine Alley Dowsett & Murandy Damodred Page Count:  344 pgs. Genre(s): Fantasy, Romance, Historical, Comedy, Adventure, Swashbuckling, Polyamoury Release Date: April 17, 2017 Follow the Tour: http://saphsbookblog.blogspot.com/2017/04/book-tour-schedule-uncharted-by-justine.html About the Book: Fated to be a Priestess of Saegard, Meredith dreams of leading a normal life with a family … Read More Out Now: Uncharted

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Four Reasons No One is Buying Your Book

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The great and terrible thing about books when you are an author is that there are so many of them. Like, literally thousands. Sometimes it can be really disheartening to see all of the millions (that’s what it feels like) of books that everyone else is buying and enjoying…whilst your book stays resolutely at 455,987 on Amazon. So what is it that everyone else … Read More Four Reasons No One is Buying Your Book

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Considering Self-Publishing?

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If you are reading this, the chances are that you are considering self-publishing your writing. This means foregoing the trappings of a literary agent and a publishing house, and instead being your own publishing house. Self-publishing is not a modern idea, although it certainly has become easier through the introduction of print on demand and epublishing. Sadly, it has somehow garnered a reputation of … Read More Considering Self-Publishing?

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A Real Advance In My Career!

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So, for those of you who have already read my series on author royalties, I have exciting news for you! If you haven’t yet read my four part blog series that opens up and unwraps the secrets behind how authors get paid for their novels, then check it out first, and then come back. I received confirmation of my first advance today. It is difficult … Read More A Real Advance In My Career!

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