The Latest News & Articles from Michelle Somers
I’m so happy to have this very special guest on It’s All About the Romance, my friend and awesome romantic suspense writer, Michelle Somers! A funny thing happened on the way to publication…. To find out what it was, hop on over to the original post here…
I’m delighted to welcome Michelle Somers to Promote Me Please. Michelle agreed to answer five curly questions about her latest book Murder Most Unusual. If you’d like to see what those five curly questions were, hop on over to Promote Me Please!
To see my interview with the lovely Stacey Ritz, hop on over to Stacey’s Book Blog.
We have a guest today on the RSDU blog. Michelle Somers will be well known to some of you and if she’s not on your auto buy list then you should add her! She has a pep talk for us today – a very timely I suspect, so please welcome …
To see the original post, please pop over to Romancing the Genres I can’t believe we’re already one month into the New Year. Time has whizzed by since we last spoke. The holidays are over, the kids are back at school, and with a sigh of relief, we can all …
The lovely Rachel Bailey invited me over to LoveCats DownUnder to talk about the release of my new novel, Murder Most Unusual. To see what we chatted about, make sure you visit LoveCats DownUnder
To see original post, please visit Romancing the Genres What a fabulous way to start 2017 – as a new, fully-fledged Genre-ista! Thank you everyone – Genre-istas and readers – for making me feel so welcome. I look forward to interacting and getting to know you all over the coming …
It’s with much excitement that I announce I will be joining the Romancing the Genres blog as their newest genre-ista! For those who missed the original blog and welcome, take a trip to the Romancing the Genres blog
To view the original post, please visit Melbourne Romance Writers Guild What makes a great romance heroine? Backbone. I love a heroine who’s her own boss. A woman who isn’t afraid to stand up for what she wants or believes in. A great example is Dee Byron from my short …
Fear is such a complex emotion, yet at the same time so subjective. So personal, even. What is one person’s fear, or even phobia, is another person’s… nothing. So, how do we evoke fear in our writing? Great question… For the complete post, please visit Author Zoo.com
