When I first started watching the Showtime original series Shameless it was not because I’m a best-selling author who loves creating dysfunctional characters. I became a fan of the popular series (which just finished its seventh season) because it’s filmed at my birth home. No,
I sincerely try to complete my novels on time, but every week things just seem to get in the way: running errands, housework, spending time with my new husband, binging on a trending new series on Netflix, and did I mention spending quality time with
I always try (with good intentions) to create characters who don’t mirror me, but I have discovered that’s easier said than done. For instance, when I started writing Breathless, Sedona had a cat. It wasn’t until the book was completed that I realized I had only
Okay, so I’ve been flooded with emails. I even had a fan dropping hints by sending me a satin blindfold in the mail. All were asking the same question, when is Seduced into Submission #3 coming out. And guess what??? I’ve been avoiding you. Yeah,
I once had a man say to me, “Angie, how can you write romance when you don’t have a romantic bone in your body?” I was shocked… flabbergasted. What? How could he say something like that? And then I remembered the first submission that was
I get numerous messages asking when is the next book? Can you tell us how the characters are doing? Are they going to have any children? And for years I wondered why do readers care so much? In fact, why won’t they just let me
The other morning, I went into my office and was all prepared to get Talk A Good Game ready for preorders when I decided to surf the internet. While visiting one of my favorite review sites, I discovered something that made me scream… someone else had the