It’s been a week for so many reasons, personally and globally. So I’m not even going to go into it. Instead, I hope to bring a bit of joy and sunshine to your inbox and perhaps give you a reason to smile—as your feedback and comments so often make me smile. So first off, here’s hoping that you’ve had a good week and that you have something fun planned for the weekend.
The highlight of my week was celebrating my thirty-sixth wedding anniversary with my husband. We went to a local steakhouse that was once our town’s library. The book theme was perfect and the food was absolutely delicious.
I’d love to hear about something good that happened for you this week or what you have planned for the weekend, even if it’s just reading a new book or going for a walk around the block. Let me know here.
And if you enjoy reading second-chance romances like More Than Friends, click the graphic above or click here. You’ll discover a list of my books by trope. Now, I’d love a rec of some of your favorite second chance romances (or any other trope). Send me your recs by clicking here or clicking below.
Join me for a conversation with bestselling author Tia Williams on Wednesday, February 12th at 6:30 PM in Winston-Salem. We’ll talk about her latest release, A Love Song for Ricki Wilde, her career, and a variety of other topics. Tickets for the event are $23 (plus taxes & fees) and include a paperback copy of A Love Song for Ricki Wilde. Tia’s books will be available for purchase at the event, as will paperback copies of my Love & Music Suite: Spin the Block, Never the Right Time, and More Than Friends. A booksigning will follow the seated program.
Got a question you’d like me to ask Tia Williams? Submit it here.
Click the button below to reserve your ticket.
DATE: 02/12/2025
TIME: 6:30pm – 7:30pm
PLACE: Reynolds Place Theatre (inside Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts), 251 North Spruce Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101
“Romance for Rebuilding” is an online auction dedicated to supporting the Altadena homeowners who lost their homes in the recent fire. This event celebrates the power of love, community, and storytelling by featuring books from some of the most talented Black romance authors out there.
This auction is to help rebuild Altadena, a historical community, that is home to middle and working-class Black families, and has been for generations. All proceeds go directly to assisting families as they rebuild their lives and homes.
Help make a difference, one story at a time.
Place your bid by clicking the button below.
Bidding ends on Monday, February 3rd!
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