The Coroner’s Heart
09 Feb 2012 Leave a Comment
in books Tags: Jillian Chantal, Still Moments Publishing, The coroner's heart, valentines day
Come by and see what Jillian has to say today about The Coroner’s Heart, her Valentine’s Day story from Still Moments Publishing: http://libertysspells.blogspot.com/2012/02/jillian-chantal.html
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Valentine’s Anthology – Release Day
06 Feb 2012 Leave a Comment
in Uncategorized Tags: anthologies, Jen Daiker, Jillian Chantal, Libery Blake, Still Moments Publishing, valentines day
There are three stories in this anthology and here are the tag lines for each:
Latte Love by Jennifer Daiker
When Charlie’s secret admirer orders more than just a steamy latte this Valentine’s Day, the secrets have never been sweeter.
The Coroner’s Heart by Jillian Chantal
Making a Valentine’s Day candy heart from Jell-o is easy for this coroner, performing an autopsy on a real heart is even easier, but what happens when her own heart is at risk?
Change of Heart by Liberty Blake
After the night they spent in the hot tub, Melody believed her new man wanted a relationship, but now it was Valentine’s Day and not even a phone call. Did he have a Change of Heart?
This book is available at http://www.stillmomentspublishing.com/p/ebook-store.html
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/130214
Romantic Comedy
19 Oct 2011 Leave a Comment
in writing Tags: crime, dead body, murder, romantic comedy, valentines day, Writing
So, the crazy story continues and segued again last night. I think I’m going to say it’s a romantic comedy because it really doesn’t fit any other genre. It’s weird because I usually have some element of suspense or a theme of that nature. I do have a dead body and the heroine is a medical examiner but I find myself not really caring if the case is solved because I’m having so much fun with the dialogue between the main characters. I may just call this a writing exercise and never submit it anywhere- it has at least amused me and kept me out of trouble for a couple of days. Always a plus.
New Story Sale
17 Jun 2011 Leave a Comment
in books Tags: Anthology, Christmas, Dances with the Dead, Free Range Fairy Tales, Halloween, short story, valentines day, Whortleberry Press
I recently sold another short story- this one is called Music Hall, Music Hell. It’s for an anthology called Happy Hell-o-Ween; Underworld Tours. I wrote it in a couple of hours (after getting up three times in the night to jot down notes) and then let it simmer in my head for the day. I edited it that evening and submitted it. In 18 minutes, I had an acceptance. The editor called it “a gem”- made my day.
It’ll be out in September, 2011, I believe as it is a Halloween Anthology. Check out the other books at the publisher’s website. I’ve got stories in several of them. I’m in Dear Valentine; Christmas in Outer Space; Free Range Fairy Tales; Halloween Dances with the Dead; and It Was a Dark and Stormy Halloween. There are some amazing writers there. http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/WhortleberryPress
New Anthology Released Today
05 Jan 2011 Leave a Comment
in books Tags: Anthology, House on the Bay, valentines day, Whortleberry Press
My short story, The House on the Bay, came out today in an anthology published by Whortleberry Press called Dear Valentine. This is a collection of Valentine’s Day Stories with a sci-fi, fantasy or horror twist. You can order it here: http://www.lulu.com/product/paperback/dear-valentine/14445736
My story is a ghost story with a high school girl as the protagonist. There are 20 stories in the book and they are all by great writers. I hope you’ll check it out. Here’s the awesome cover and back: I like the way the names on the back are in the shape of a heart.
New Anthology I’m In
22 Nov 2010 Leave a Comment
in books Tags: Anthology, valentines day, Whortleberry Press
It’s a Valentines Day anthology. My story is called The House on the Bay. It’s a spooky story and I’m proud of it. It has an element of romance and an element of spookiness. Not quite sure of a release day as yet. Will post when it releases.
Here’s the cover. I like it a lot. 
