Category Archives: Suspense

Preparing for the Holidays by Susan Hanniford Crowley

Posted on September 22, 2018 by Susan Hanniford Crowley

I love the holidays and we have so many approaching. If the snows can only hold off, so we can enjoy to the utmost. Some people cook. Some plan parties. I write books. Here’s a little excerpt from the book: … Continue reading →

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A Fond Goodbye to Heather Novak and Welcome to Cara Carnes

Posted on September 2, 2017 by Susan Hanniford Crowley

Life happens to all of us.  It’s been our pleasure to have Heather Novak on Nights of Passion. Though her leaving makes us sad, it brightens our day to know that Heather will be guest blogging from time to time … Continue reading →

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Rachel Sharpe’s Fascination with Film by Stacy Hoff

Posted on April 1, 2016 by stacyhoff

Hello Passionate Readers! Today I have a guest, crime author Rachel Sharpe. Her stories unfold like movies. A PI flick that would make any film noir buff proud. Read on to learn about Rachel and her fascination with film! FASCINATION … Continue reading →

Posted in films, meet the author, romance, Romance suspense, Stacy Hoff, Suspense | Tagged , , , , , , , , | 1 Comment

Life or Death Writing Prompt and an Upcoming Convention

Posted on April 25, 2015 by Susan Hanniford Crowley

In addition to writing and living life, writers are always studying the craft of writing. One of the hardest scenes to write is a convincing moment involving life or death. I was reading recently that the death should be either … Continue reading →

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Interview with Elizabeth Delisi

Posted on July 1, 2012 by C. Margery Kempe

by C. Margery Kempe I’m delighted to have fellow Tirgearr author Elizabeth Delisi drop by for a chat. Her mystery Fatal Fortune has just come out and it’s generating lots of buzz. Here’s the blurb: No one in Cheyenne, North … Continue reading →

Posted in C. Margery Kempe, inspiration, Interview, Kit Marlowe, Mystery, mystery romance, paranormal, paranormal romance, romance, Romance suspense, Suspense | Tagged , | 8 Comments

Brainy is the New Sexy

Posted on January 22, 2012 by C. Margery Kempe

by C. Margery Kempe My apologies to fans in the rest of the world, but those of us in Britain and Ireland are suffering the withdrawals already from the end of series two of Sherlock. One of the moments that started a … Continue reading →

Posted in C. Margery Kempe, Characters, contemporary romance, Discussion, Emotions, erotic romance, fantasy romance, inspiration, Kit Marlowe, Mystery, romance, Suspense, Warrior women, What inspires you? | Tagged , | 4 Comments

Girlfriends

Posted on January 9, 2011 by C. Margery Kempe

Girlfriends rock. Our supporters and our sisters (whether by blood or by choice), our lovers, too — however you roll, you probably can relate to the power of those bonds between women. Romance tends to focus on love relationships, but … Continue reading →

Posted in C. Margery Kempe, Characters, contemporary romance, Emotions, erotic romance, Kit Marlowe, romance, Romance suspense, Suspense, Warrior women, What inspires you?, Writer's Life | 5 Comments

Interview: Sarah Ballance

Posted on December 18, 2010 by C. Margery Kempe

I’m delighted to have my fellow Noble Romance author, Sarah Ballance as a guest today. You can visit her website to learn more about her publications and drop by her blog for news, or find her on Twitter or friend … Continue reading →

Posted in Author Interviews, C. Margery Kempe, Characters, contemporary romance, Emotions, erotic romance, Interview, Mystery, mystery romance, Noble Romance, romance, Romance suspense, Suspense, What inspires you? | Tagged | 11 Comments

Double the Fun with Inara LaVey and Dana Fredsti

Posted on December 4, 2010 by C. Margery Kempe

I’m joining up with my pal Kit Marlowe to welcome the fabulous Inara LaVey and her fun loving pal, Dana Fredsti. We first met over at Ravenous Romance because Dana was the whiz who put together a wild and wonderful … Continue reading →

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Lindsay’s Tuesday

Posted on November 15, 2010 by ldowns2966

He pulled over to the side of the driveway. From this vantage point, the entire front of the hotel was exposed. He’d timed his arrival so the sun would be behind him and in the eyes of a sniper. From … Continue reading →

Posted in Lindsay Downs, Mystery, Suspense | 3 Comments