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You know, I love writing romance. Even more, I love writing (and reading!) women’s fiction. The fact that I’m published in romantic fict...
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Crimson Romance, an imprint of F&W Media, launched on June 4, 2012, with 24 authors. For more information, go here... http://www.crimso...
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About WordWranglers:
The WordWranglers are five writers who found one another on the web. We talk about everything - writing, current events, our books, our favorite authors. We hope you find something you love about our little blog...and keep coming back!
Mondays: Liz Flaherty
I'm Liz Flaherty. I live in the cornfields of Indiana with my husband of—gasp—40 years and I write romance. The genre has changed over the years, as I have, and my writing feels more like Women's Fiction to me than straight romance, but the truth is I always have a heroine, a hero, and a happy ending. When I'm not writing, I sew, making quilts for my grandkids, the Magnificent Seven.
Liz is a multi-published author with Harlequin, The Wild
Rose Press and Carina Press.
Falling in love with romance novels the summer before sixth grade, I never thought about writing one until many years later when I took a how-to class from Superromance author, Margot Early. I was hooked! I began writing and never looked back. Romance appeals to me because there's just something so satisfying about writing a book guaranteed to have a happy ending.
My particular favorites usually feature cowboys and the women who love them. This is probably because I draw inspiration from the area where I live, Western Colorado, my husband of twenty-six years and our daughter. Composites of our small farm, herd of horses, three Australian shepherds, four ducks and cats of every shape and color often show up in my stories!
D'Ann is published with Crimson Romance, Siren/Bookstrand and Still Moments Publishing. Wednesdays: Kristina Knight
I'm Kristina Knight, a former television reporter, who now writes the stories of her heart rather than the news of the day! After a ten year career reporting on bank robberies, murders and general mayhem, I decided to take my life back and get a real job - writing about romance!
My family and I live in Northern Ohio, in a rural area of a not-so-small town. By day, you'll find me writing non-fiction articles on the marketing industry...or maybe writing about soap operas for an online magazine. By night, I'll be writing about hot men, daring women and love that lasts.
Kristina is published with Crimson Romance.
Visit Kristina on the web here.
Check out Kristina's books.
Thursdays: Margie Senechal
Margie started writing as a young adult and never really grew out of it. She lives in the Pacific Northwest where she's at work on a YA novel laced with humor, adventure, and hopefully a little enlightenment. During her day/night job in retail management, she's able to cull the public for inspiration. Okay, so sometimes the only inspiration the public provides is the desire to get published and out of the public, but that's beside the point.
Married for 26 years, her two daughters were raised with "When Dad whens the lottery or Mom sells a book..." and they're still waiting. But, like their mother, they believe in dreams. Visit Margie, writing as RG Senechal, on the web here.
Fridays: Shawn Dalton Smith
I live in Atlanta, Georgia with the man of my dreams. We met in Korea while serving in the armed forces together and after a two month courtship, got married. Our relationship made me a believer in whirlwind romances. We’ve been together 22 years. Two of our three children are grown and starting families of their own. My youngest, a 17 year old son, doesn’t need mom around as much as he used to, so that beautiful man of mine suggested I use my free time to pursue my dream of becoming a writer. Gotta love a supportive spouse.
So I have two lives. By day, I’m a dermatology nurse. But after five o’clock, watch out world. I’m trying to unleash characters that are out to thrill.
Visit Shawn on the web here.
Check out Shawn's books here.
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