Showing posts with label E.B. Walters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label E.B. Walters. Show all posts

Monday, October 8, 2012

Coming soon: Book Release Party @ednahwalters


Come and celebrate women’s ability to survive abuse and fly. Amy Kincaid, my heroine in FOREVER HERS, is a survivor, a fighter and a strong woman who will do whatever it takes to protect herself and those she loves.
 
 
 

When is the celebration? A week from today during the release day of FOREVER HERS, book #5 of the Fitzgeralds. Katrina Whittaker, the lovely lady who runs my fan page, has created an event page on Facebook, so come and join us.

Of course, we can’t forget that FOREVER HERS is a romance book and there’s a superhot, super flawed hero involved; a man who is not afraid to face the challenge of winning over a damaged woman, a man who will stand by her when she faces her worst moments. Did I mention he’s smoking hot? We have goodies celebrating this wonderful man and an addition to the Fitzgerald heroes.
 
 

Stop by the event page and join us, and don't miss the teasers on my fanpage


IMPORTANT***
I've had readers of my YA series ask for the CLEAN version of my adult series. If you are interested in CLEAN ROMANCE and would like to read a CLEAN version of this book, e-mail me at ednahyaauthor@aol.com.

For those who read contemporary romance with suspense, romance about ordinary women you can identify with, overcoming various situations and the gorgeous, flawed men who love them, you will love this series. There's romance, suspense, strong family bonding and an amazing array of characters.


On a different note, the winner of banned books is: The PixieSprinkles. CONGRATS!!!!

Thursday, October 4, 2012

Writer's Block or fatigue

1. Do you ever feel so mentally drained you can't plot or write? That's where I'm at. I pushed myself hard to finish, polish and worked on the edits of my next romance book, Forever Hers, book #5 of the Fitzgerald Family series, and I'm totally burnt-out (burned-out). But everything is on schedule...woohoo.
Realese date is October 15th, 10 days to go....








2. Meanwhile, I have two YA WIPS I'm working on. So far I've written about 20,000 words for each of them, 60,000 to go on one and about 80,000 on the other. My problem is, I can't seem to summon strength to write for long. I write a few pages and get frustrated and move to the other.

Anything llike this ever happen to you? How do I focus on one? The last two weeks, I've just read my critique partners' WIPs to try and get out of the funk, but it's not working. I want to write these two stories so badly. I even gave myself Dec 31st deadline. Nothing is working.

Any ideas?

Monday, September 17, 2012

MONDAY MADNESS, New WIP & all


Sorry I took a break from blogging the past week, but my brain needed a rest, so kicked back and rejuvenated with a good book.

1.      I finally read Unwind by Neal Shusterman. If you haven’t started reading this series, you should. Why? One, the movie is coming out soon and if you are into horror or chill-factor, you do not want to miss out. Two, Unwholly, the second book in the series was just released amid rave reviews.  Just bought it.
                                                                                           
 
The series is based in a dystopian world where they got rid of abortion but instead parents can choose to unwind their children between ages 13 and 17, have their body parts and organs harvested and given to other people. This way, the children don’t really die. Some even retain memories of their past lives. It is all in how the unwinding is done (no spoilers). Unwind follows three teen escapees who don’t want to be unwound. There’s adventure, romance and a moral dilemma. Think about it? When a child refuses to behave or acts out, should you unwind them? It’s New Age discipline. Be a good child or I'll unwind you...scary. Oh, my problem with the series is the multiple POVs. My daughter, who introduced me to the series, loves it. It drove me nuts. Still can't wait to read Unwholly.

2.      I started fast drafting my next WIP. Will keep you posted. Do you find it easier to fast draft a sequel or a new story? This is a sequel and for the entire week, I couldn’t get my characters to talk to me…sigh...hence the kicking back (LOL). I like new WIPs better. They give you room to play around with your characters. When writing sequels, you must stay true to the previous books, which meant praying and begging them to come back and chat with you.

3.      My next adult romance book will be out Oct 15th -woohoo, and I can’t wait to share the trailer. To see the trailer, stop by dult romance blo, E.B. Walters Weblog or my YOUTUBE channel. Let me know what you think. If you review adult romance, e-mail me and I'll add you to the list of my reviewers.