Thursday’s
Tidbits is about sharing an author sharing an exciting tidbit of information to
help other authors.
Today we
have M.S. Kaye to tell us what she did during her research for her latest book.
Writers
Google the oddest things. It’s a wonder we’re not all on the government’s watch
list. But then…maybe we are.
1.
Chicago (the city, not the musical)
2. Types of gambling
3. District attorney’s office
4. The art of tattooing (Nope, I don’t have one
of these.)
5. 1990s Mercedes body style
6. Standard police sidearm
7. How bail bonding works
8. How to spell blowjob(Who’d have thought that
was one word?)
9. Jail booking procedures
10. How to break a neck
Okay,
I’m probably on a watch list somewhere—but it’s worth it to have this much fun
writing books.
Buy Link: www.LSBooks.com
Price: $5.99
Genre: Romantic Suspense
Publisher: Liquid Silver Books
Release Date: 9/2/13
Excerpt:
Things
aren’t what they seem. Don’t get involved.
Celisse is too headstrong to listen. Her best friend’s
boyfriend is dead, and she does not heed Cullen’s warning, slipped to her in a
note as he’s being arrested for the murder.
Cullen tries to keep Celisse out of danger and
also tries to avoid her, both unsuccessfully. He can’t deny his feelings for
her anymore, but he knows he can’t have her. If she ever discovered the truth
about his past, she’d surely hate him.
While struggling with her intense feelings for Cullen,
Celisse uses her skills as an ex-prosecutor to investigate, all while
continuing to fight for Ogden, the organizer of an underground fight ring. She
eventually realizes things are connected—the ring, Ogden, Cullen, the murder,
and herself. She races to uncover the truth before she’s arrested or becomes
the next victim—or perhaps, the next culprit.
Where can your
readers find you?
M. S. Kaye
has won several writing awards and has been published in literary journals. She
is a 4th-degree black belt and certified instructor of Songahm
Taekwondo. A transplant from Ohio, she resides in Jacksonville, FL with her
husband, Corey, where she does her best not to melt in the sun.
LOL "how to break neck"
ReplyDeleteGreat post.
Thanks, M.S., for sharing your tidbits with us!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kane and Lynn. Kane, if you think " how to break a neck" is funny, I think I'd like to read some of your work. Lol
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