After Christmas we spent a few days visiting my in-laws in Williamsburg, Virginia, and this time we actually took a stroll down historic Duke of Gloucester Street to see the Christmas decorations. The weather was beautiful! I knew from doing … Continue reading →
Warning: Totally frivolous and useless post ahead! Some of you probably need a little break from the holiday craziness (like me!), so here are a few fun Internet finds to wile away some quiet moments as you plan your New … Continue reading →
Megan’s not missing, but I needed the alliteration. She’s merely stuck in New Jersey and unable to blog today. So I thought it would be a good idea to go to a movie. Like PS I Love You (I can’t … Continue reading →
That was the header of a piece of spam I received recently that struck my fancy because I think it pretty much sums up what happens when you read a good book. And here’s picture/map that I think is so … Continue reading →
Happy Boxing Day! Of course, I’d heard about Boxing Day before but since I never needed it for a story, I had only a vague idea that it had to do with giving presents. In boxes, of course. So exactly … Continue reading →
Merry Christmas, to those of you who celebrate Christmas! And happy 25th of December to everyone else! For quite a few years now, I have included a satirical “faux holiday letter” in my holiday cards — and as this year … Continue reading →
Merry Christmas Eve! I’m a happy little elf. My family are all well and we’re together. My niece and nephew are also in town, so we’ll see them for Christmas dinner at my sister’s house. I don’t have to cook … Continue reading →
I have to admit–I haven’t read much fiction this year! The reason is simple. I’ve had tight deadlines, and when I’m working on my own stuff I avoid other novels. My ego is fragile enough as I try to finish … Continue reading →
Anyone who stops by on Friday knows that Organization is not my middle name (for the record, it’s Alyssa). So trying to remember what media I’ve loved during 2007 is hard; as usual, I’m going to freestyle: Meljean Brook had … Continue reading →
I’m a steady reader since I have a commute by metro to work and also need to read before I can fall asleep at night, so it was hard to pick only a few books I enjoyed this year. I … Continue reading →
New from the Riskies!
Her Gallant Captain at Waterloo by Diane Gaston
Lord of Her Heart by Gail Eastwood
The Wallflower's Mistletoe Wedding by Amanda McCabe
A Pregnant Courtesan for the Rake by Diane Gaston
How to Find a Duke in Ten Days by Grace Burrowes, Shana Galen, and Carolyn Jewel
Look for some changes in the Riskies community soon!
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