Author Archives: CC

Ellie James is my very special guest blogger today.  Ellie writes the Midnight Dragonfly books that follow the life of a 16-year-old psychic. Her latest book Broken Illusions is being released today, and it is fantastic. Sometimes it’s a whisper, … Continue reading →

Happy May 1st, a day known in many parts of the world as May Day. On this day in Great Britain there are festivals with dancing around a May pole. In Ireland May Day goes back to pagan times when … Continue reading →

When I posted “What’s Up, Kylie?,” I asked you what question would you ask Kylie. Well, there were some wonderful questions. So, it was hard to pick a winner, but I said I would, so I did. The winner of … Continue reading →

I received a shock this week. My Shadow Falls series made the New York Times Best Sellers List!!!! I hadn’t dared to even hope, but then it happened, and I got that call. After I stopped screaming and dancing around my kitchen, … Continue reading →

Kylie Galen freezes as soon as she sees me. Her eyes grow wide with surprise. “Not you again!” “Hi, Kylie,” I say, giving her what I hope is a reassuring smile. I know it’s always disconcerting for my characters when … Continue reading →

  It’s here! The day has come at last! Taken at Dusk is now available at book stores and online! I don’t know about you, but I thought this day would never get here. Yes, I wrote the book, and … Continue reading →

Wow, there’s so much going on in my life right now. Where do I begin? Maybe by telling you how lucky I feel knowing my third book, Taken at Dusk, will be released very soon. And I just found out … Continue reading →

  “This series has everything a reader could want…I read it over a week ago and I am still thinking about it. I can’t get it out of my head. I can’t wait to read more!” —Awesome Sauce Book Club … Continue reading →

In Taken at Dusk, Kylie learns that she has Native American blood. While I’m told I, too, have Native American blood in me (my great, great grandmothers on both my mother and father’s side), this isn’t where this idea stemmed. … Continue reading →