Kate Hill/Saloni Quinby Romance Author
Finding Euphoria by C. Becker Blurb: Hailey Langley refuses to be a victim and has moved on from her traumatic past. But her marriage problems worsen when a deadly illicit drug threatens to draw her into the life she left behind. Mark Langley has allowed his job to interfere with his marriage, but he never…
Good morning! The Fangs and Fists: Victor Blog Tour is coming to a close. If you made some of the stops, I appreciate the visits and I hope you enjoyed the excerpts. If you’d like to catch up on any of the stops, I’ve pasted the links below. Thank you to those who hosted me…
In the WeWriWa is a blog hop, writers post 8-10 sentences from one of their books. Last week in my snippet from Fangs and Fists: Grit, the Alpha Wolf of Detroit asked Grit to allow his demon master to contact him, despite Grit’s fear that he wouldn’t be able to win a battle of wills…
Putting real people in stories, or more accurately writing characters inspired by real people, is a way to keep characters genuine and multi-layered. For me, characters are often reflections of interactions and experiences. Werewolves don’t exist, but my fictional pack leader will have traits of people I’ve seen and admired or even hated. The same…
Angela’s Kiss by Kate Hill Romance Blurb: Christmas Eve, 1967. Two strangers united by mutual loss find the love they’ve been searching for. After surviving captivity in a Vietnam prison camp, Master Sergeant Abraham Marley Fiske longs more than ever for a loving family life, but he doesn’t believe it’s in his future. Then a…
Behind the Bench by Linda O’Connor Blurb: Dr. Danni Angelo is the team physician for the Clarington Quakes hockey team. She’s worked hard to earn the players’ respect, but the new coach, Trey Mason, is stirring things up, and Danni’s worried her job may be in jeopardy. Trey finds Danni…distracting. Beauty, brains, and sexy moves…
The WeWriWa is a blog hop in which writers post 8-10 sentences from one of their books. This week my snippet continues the conversation between Grit and the Alpha of Detroit. The Alpha tells Grit what his assignment will be, and it’s not one that Grit is eager to accept. “The next time your demon…
Whenever I type “the end,” I feel sadness, relief, and a sense of accomplishment. In reality, though, the end is just the beginning of the next stage of preparing a book for submission or publication. When I finish a first draft, I feel like I’ve made a recognizable shape out of a lump of clay,…