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Tag Archives: Captured by Julia Rachel Barrett
Of all the books I’ve written… Captured is the closest to my heart.
Captured is my favorite. It won a lovely award – Booksellers Best First Book, 2011. You can purchase it here and here. Maybe it’s hard to believe, but I did indeed dream Mari and Ekkatt’s story from start to … Continue reading →
Posted in book bloggers, book reviews, Books, Contemporary Romance, erotica, popular culture, romance, science fiction, Travel, True Love, writing
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Tagged Captured by Julia Rachel Barrett, Captured won Booksellers Best First Book award, erotica, science fiction, Science Fiction Romance, SFR
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Kiss ‘em goodbye.
I love this quote: “Writing fiction is a solitary occupation but not really a lonely one. The writer’s head is mobbed with characters, images and language, making the creative process something like eavesdropping at a party for which you’ve had … Continue reading →
Posted in Books, Contemporary Romance, erotica, Food, popular culture, romance, Romance/Suspense, science fiction, True Love, writing
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Tagged a quote from Hilma Wolitzer, Beauty and the Feast by JR Barrett, Captured by Julia Rachel Barrett, Daughters of Persephone by J. R. Barrett, Incorporeal by J. R. Barrett, letting go of characters
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Cry No More.
I remember the bad old days when I’d stand on the curb next to the mailbox with that rejection letter in my hand and burst into tears. For the longest time I saved them in a file, even though not … Continue reading →
Posted in book bloggers, book reviews, Books, Contemporary Romance, Daughters of Persephone, erotica, Food, menage, popular culture, romance, Romance/Suspense, science fiction, True Love, writing
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Tagged Amazon, Beauty and the Feast by JR Barrett, Captured by Julia Rachel Barrett, Come Back to Me by Julia Rachel Barrett, Daughters of Persephone by Julia Barrett, In the Flesh by J.R. Barrett, Incorporeal by J. R. Barrett, KDP Select, Kindle, My Everything by JR Barrett, rejection letters, self doubt, self publishing, Stay by JR Barrett, the joy of self-publishing, The Zombie Bible by Stant Litore
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This and That… and Scottish Laddies.
Happy Memorial Day Weekend – I may not post tomorrow. Might just take a day off, but while we’re on the subject of Memorial Day, you can send a Kindle or donate ebooks to our troops overseas here, at ebooks … Continue reading →
Posted in Books, Food, Holidays, nature, romance, science fiction, Travel, writing
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Tagged burritos, Cal Bears softball, Captured by Julia Rachel Barrett, donate ebooks and Kindles to our troops, Douglas Hamilton and lion cubs, fastpitch softball, Happy Memorial Day, Hofstra softball, lion cubs, WCWS Women's College World Series, why I'm closing my facebook account
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Sticky.
Some things are just sticky, you know? Honey, syrup, melted chocolate, kids’ fingers. Or, on the other hand, genre fiction like Lawrence Block’s dark and stark yet luminous prose– which I rediscovered last year, or the disorientation of The Other … Continue reading →
Posted in book bloggers, book reviews, Books, Contemporary Romance, popular culture, romance, writing
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Tagged Captured by Julia Rachel Barrett, Coming of Age in Mississippi by Anne Moody, Marilyn Monroe Her Biography by Donald Spoto, Pushing Her Boundaries, the goal of writing a book, the stickiness of the written word
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