Amazon Link Testing

It seems that Amazon has made some changes to using their links for books. Is so, this is a major update for authors. This is  affect all authors, not just those who self-publish. I m doing some testing to see what s going on. As soon as I finish some Amazon link testing, I ll let you know.

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Paty Jager Talks About Her New Release And Other Things

My quest today is Paty Jager. She tells us about her latest release which is a sequel to the Halsey Brothers series. ******************************************** Thank you for having me here today. When I came up with the idea to make a trilogy with secondary characters from my Halsey Brothers Series, I knew who the heroes would be. The hard part was coming up with a heroine to not only give the hero fits but to also be exactly what he needs. After all, a romance isn’t all sweet talk and roses. Part of the fun of reading a romance is the dance the hero and heroine do trying to avoid the fact they are attracted. In Laying Claim, Jeremy Duncan is ready to leave Alaska and head home. He can’t believe at his age he’s homesick. His dream is to head home, find a good woman, and settle down. He has a list of attributes the woman he marries must have: love him unconditionally, be a good mother, get along with his sister and her family, and be a good cook. And a woman strong in her belie

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Paty Jager Talks About Why She Switched To Self-Publishing

Today my guest is romance author Paty Jager. She tells us about switching from traditional publishing to self-publishing.

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Lynn Jordan Interviews Romance Author Paty Jager

Listen in to hear all about Paty Jager s new release. It s a sequel to the Halsey Brothers series.

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Do The Seasons Affect Your Choice Of Reading Material?

Today my guest is Romy Sommer. She brings up a very interesting question. I have to admit that I never really thought about how seasonal reading would differ for those in the southern hemisphere. Welcome, Romy! I recently had a review for my latest book The Trouble with Mojitos which said the following: “I would have said this was the perfect summer holiday read, except it s been released in autumn! Maybe it s the perfect winter holiday read if you re lucky enough to get away to warmer climes this winter.” Which got me to thinking do most readers prefer to read books set in the same season they’re currently in? I live in sunny South Africa where our winters are pretty mild and there’s not a huge amount of seasonal change so it’s never occurred to me to tailor my reading to my season. Besides, being in the southern hemisphere, we’re always out of step with seasonal releases. The new books that hit the shelves in December (when I’m on my summer holidays) are usually about

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