Bohemian Heart, the story I contributed to the free ebook anthology Stomping Ground, is set in both current day Sydney and the Sydney of the 1930s. Rowe Street, which began life in the mid 1800s, features in the storyline because of its colorful history. Little more than a narrow lane hidden behind grand edifices, it became […]

Posted on February 2nd, 2008 by Pat Turner
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A lot of people ask me how I develop my characters for my books. I always start with people I know and clip them into shape for what I need. I also start with incidents from my own life, then stretch to what my character might feel. I capsolize the events around […]

Posted on September 3rd, 2007 by Connie Gotsch
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Somewhere between Heaven and Hell and San Antonio, Texas - Present Day
Sunny Acres — yes, that is her real name — is a true blue Texan girl with beauty queen looks and an infamous roller derby past behind her. So when she’s plucked from her bed and taken to Paradise by the heavenly gorgeous Jakeh […]

Posted on June 29th, 2007 by Ginger Rodgers
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Sunny is simple country girl, living on her farm in Texas with dogs and goats. She enjoys going out to the local bar and having a good old time with her friends. She was even at one time a roller derby girl. That is why she finds it so hard to believe she is one […]

Posted on June 29th, 2007 by Ginger Rodgers
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This comes from Posh Magazine in New Mexico. As the name implies it’s a real swanky well-to-do magazine. I don’t even get a copy.
“Connie Gotsch has written a GREAT SOUTHWEST MYSTERY in Snap Me a Future. Former investigative reporter and aspiring art photographer Shelby McCoy has retreated from the newspaper […]

Posted on April 21st, 2007 by Connie Gotsch
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