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She’s a successful restauranteur, but he’s hungry for more than what she’s cookin’
He’s looking for a mate with enough moxie to leave Earth…
Betrayed by her people, does she dare trust a dragon?
A sex scene thesaurus and writing guide
Revenge is best served sweet with a hot, horned alien…
Falsely convicted, she’s sentenced to life as an alien’s mail order bride
Category Archives: Travel
Some photos from my trip to Ireland and Scotland
In April and May, my husband and I took an 18 day motor coach trip to Scotland and Ireland. We’re lazy travelers. We like going, but dislike planning, so an organized trip works well for us. A little something I … Continue reading
My experience at Penned Con, a St. Louis writer/reader conference
Over the weekend I attended Penned Con, an author/writer conference in St. Louis, Missouri, which raises money for Action for Autism. As with most conferences of this type, the event included seminars, a book fair, keynote speakers, and a couple of … Continue reading
Posted in Romance writing, Special promotions, Travel
Tagged author/reader conference, Book Fair, Cara Bristol, meeting readers, Penned Con, St. Louis
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#RT14 review: Was the conference worth it?
This was my second time attending the Romantic Times Booklovers Conference. RT is a crazy, chaotic, cacophonous, overwhelming convention that brings together writers, publishers, agents, booksellers, bloggers and readers. Although I found many of this year’s seminars lackluster compared to … Continue reading
Road trip! The start of a new journey…
Most of my husband’s family lives more than a thousand miles away. When we visit, we drive. It takes two days, although once we did it one brutal, butt-busting, body-contorting sixteen-hour day. Along the route, which takes us through three … Continue reading
Posted in Life 101, Romance writing, Travel
Tagged Cara Bristol, habits of writers, road trip, travel, writing erotic romance
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Traveling abroad? Don’t leave home without these items
On a trip to Thailand not long ago, hubby and I went to an ATM to get cash. We knew there were approximately thirty Thai baht to the U.S. dollar, but as we stood in front of the ATM, we … Continue reading
