Welcome to the 4th of July Blog Hop. This holiday I will be working on my next book.  But in my previous releases, there is always some sort of fireworks going on, in and out of the bedroom. Most importantly, have a happy and safe holiday weekend. I will be giving away a copy of my book, your choose.  Leave a comment telling me what your favorite 4th of July treat is.  Don't forget to leave your name and email address. All four books are available through Secret Cravings Publishing: CLICK HERE and Amazon: CLICK HERE CLICK HERE TO RETURN TO THE BLOG HOP CLICK HERE TO VISIT MY WEBSITE

Welcome to Secret Cravings Paranormal Blog Hop. I write Women's Fiction/Contemporary Romances.  In my Mystical Wonders Series, one of my characters, Shari is a psychic. She reads minds and tarot cards. Madison, Shari, Cassie and Fay are best friends whose lives are intertwined together.  Angelo is the con artist who keeps the girls tied together.  Each woman is searching for love, but the unexpected keeps them all on their ties. Shari lights candles at their monthly girls get together.  Each time they were together, they always lit a white candle and whatever color needed to fit the reason for their ritual. Four friends, four stories, four relationships.  Love, heartbreak, disaster and surprises surround all four ladies.  As the mysteries unfold, Shari's powers get stronger. Visit the women in Staten Island, New York where the impossible comes to life and nothing is ever normal. Mystical Wonders - Circle of Friends (Book 1) ...

                                  A long silence lingered.   The sound of the icemaker echoed throughout the house.   Pia was at a loss for words.   Lisa had been her best friend since grammar school.   How could she have betrayed her like this? Pia stood.   She couldn’t even look at Lisa.   At this point, she was disgusted with her.   As far as she was concerned, her friendship with her was completely over.   Her betrayal had crushed her.   Now she wondered through all these years if the advice she had given her was right. And don’t forget about all the help she gave Lisa thinking that she was up to her neck in debt.   All Lisa complained about was she had no money.   So every pay check, Pia would give her friend fifty dollars and paid her part...