Natalie R. Collins
Deb is safe but without power
If you are like us here at Murdershewrites.com, you have been biting the nails a bit as you wait for information from loved ones in
The Soundtrack of Life
When I wrote WIVES AND SISTERS, I listened to the album LITTLE EARTHQUAKES, by Tori Amos, repeatedly. So many of the songs seemed to fit
Stephenie Meyer, JD Robb and Natalie Roberts, oh my!
Do you ever read a series of books, all in one weekend? Most of us don’t do that. And if you picked a series like,
Now, for what works…
Last week I wrote about a book that had a lot of problems. Now I am going to write about authors who do it RIGHT.
What bugs you?
I just finished a book that I found tremendously flawed. In fact, I can’t believe I even managed to make it through the book, because
Yikes… No more please!
Yes, I know I am late. So sorry, folks, but LIFE just won’t quit interfering with my, uh LIFE. I must have a lot of
Time to write… AND BLOG SCAVENGER HUNT WINNER…
The scavenger hunt winner is at the END of this post, and if you don’t read the whole thing first, the entire thing will explode
Having WAAAAYYY too much fun with hatemail
Jen’s blog about having another “name” really got me thinking. I could have been blaming my alter ego, aka Natalie R. Collins, for a whole
Blog Scavenger Hunt (GREAT BIG CONTEST ALERT)
This one is going to be fun, so join in and you could WIN BIG. The rules: You must answer EACH question CORRECTLY to be
Not-a-guestblogger and WINNER of the "What's Your Book About?" Contest
Today’s blog is by moi, who is most definitely not a guestblogger. I wanted to bring you lots and lots of really cool guestbloggers, and
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