Thank you for stopping by this morning to read my IWSG post. As Alex C. said, this past year was a tough one for all of us. For many, natural disasters ran hand in hand with political, economic, and medical ones. As I was getting ready to write this post, I was watching the movie,Continue reading “Insecure Writer’s Support Group Blog Question for January, 2021”
Author Archives: Susanne Matthews
Tuesday tales: From the Word CLOCK.
Welcome to the first Tuesday Tales post of 2021. We are back in COVID 19 lockdown here, so thus far, 2021 isn’t much different from 2020. This week’s word prompt is CLOCK. I’m continuing with The White Dahlia. “You aren’t clinically agoraphobic—if you were, you wouldn’t step outside—but you’re wary of crowds. A lot ofContinue reading “Tuesday tales: From the Word CLOCK.”
New Year, New Collection of Kick-ass Suspense novels from the Author’s Billboard!
UNFORGETTABLE REVENGE, another fantastic box set in the Unforgettables series. A collection chock full of Romantic Suspense stories to set your heart fluttering and your veins thrumming!Eight New York Times, USA Today, and International Bestselling Authors have joined forces to bring you fast-paced love stories so filled with passion and danger, you won’t want to put itContinue reading “New Year, New Collection of Kick-ass Suspense novels from the Author’s Billboard!”
Tuesday Tales: From the Word YEAR.
Welcome to the last Tuesday Tales posting of 2020. It has been an incredibly long year, so I, for one, am wishing and praying for a better 2021 May the new year bring an end to the pandemic for everyone, a rise in economics, and a general lightening of the stress of the past year.Continue reading “Tuesday Tales: From the Word YEAR.”
Tuesday Tales: From the Word HOLIDAY
Merry Christmas and welcome to the holiday week posting of Tuesday Tales. While celebrations will be different this year, may those of you who celebrate find joy, peace, and safety during this 2020 Christmas season. There’s no doubt 2020 has been a challenging year and a difficult one. So many people have died and beenContinue reading “Tuesday Tales: From the Word HOLIDAY”
Even Rich Guys Deserve to be Loved!
Looking for something to read? Look no farther! Check out the All That Glitters Box set from the Author’s Billboard. Rich people need love, too!Is it the gold and jewels, family name, title or social status that attract us to another? Is it possible to see the person inside without all the glitz and glam?Continue reading “Even Rich Guys Deserve to be Loved!”
Tuesday Tales: From the Word BRAZEN
Welcome to this week’s Tuesday tales, the blog where writers share their work in progress with you. So, Christmas is 10 days away. Things will be different this year, but it we all play our part, they’ll improve in 2021. Today’ post in based on the word prompt BRAZEN. I’m continuing with The White Dahlia.Continue reading “Tuesday Tales: From the Word BRAZEN”
Champagne Cocktail Book Two of Cocktails for You Now Available.
The trouble with writing a book for any of the shorts sets is that your word length is limited, which means you have to be selective. You need to tell a story in its entirety, but you need to constantly watch the length. Those of you who follow my writing know I tend to writeContinue reading “Champagne Cocktail Book Two of Cocktails for You Now Available.”
Ring in 2021 with New Year’s Eve Shorts from the Author’s Billboard
This New Year’s Eve is going to be very different from those of the past. For the sake of our lives and those of others, there’ll be no fancy parties, no galas, no kissing strangers at midnight, in fact there will be very little of anything. So, how can you celebrate? Well, why not ringContinue reading “Ring in 2021 with New Year’s Eve Shorts from the Author’s Billboard”
Tuesday Tales: From a Picture
Welcome to this week’s Tuesday Tales. This week, the ladies and i are writing to a picture prompt. As such, our posts are limited to 300 words. Here’s the picture I’ve chosen. I’m continuing with The White Dahlia. Al Foster. The guy was a little rough around the edges, but she liked him. He remindedContinue reading “Tuesday Tales: From a Picture”