by Kathy L Wheeler | Aug 25, 2023 | Author Spotlight, Books, Commentary, Contemporary Romance, Reading
Getting involved with each other may require them to have an actual conversation. Can these two introverts find their way to each other? Getting involved with each other may require some actual conversation… Caleb Winthrop was conversation-challenged. Especially when...
by Kathy L Wheeler | Aug 22, 2023 | Books, Contemporary Romance, New Release, Sale, Steamy Contemporary
Will the truth send her running, or will she fight for the man she loves? The danger and lies are more than she can handle. Shea O’Bannon feels like a fifth wheel around her romantically paired-off friends, but there’s too much slime in the dating pool for her to...
by Kathy L Wheeler | Jul 31, 2023 | Contemporary Romance, Musings, Short Story, Steamy Contemporary, Writing, Writing Life
I’m considering the horrendous task of converting my Fiery Billionaire Short from third person to first. Below there are samples of Wedding Vows for Hire. Please note that there is only 10% of the story listed because the book is on Amazon and it would violate...
by Kathy L Wheeler | Jan 10, 2023 | Books, Contemporary Romance, Sale
Music took him away from her. Music brought him back. But are their hearts still beating in time? Once upon a time, their hearts beat as one… Drummer Levi Cannon knows that all the platinum records in the world won’t fill the Remi-sized hole in his heart. I left Last...
by Kathy L Wheeler | Dec 2, 2020 | Author Spotlight, Books, Christmas Romance, Contemporary Romance, Holiday Romance, New Release, Sale, Steamy Contemporary
When two Scrooges unite to save a bar in trouble, a kiss under the mistletoe sparks the sexiest Christmas miracle ever. Back Cover Blurb: Bartender River Lundqvist has a damn good reason for hating Christmas. Bangers Tavern is the perfect place to lay low over the...
by Kathy L Wheeler | Apr 20, 2016 | Bloomington Series, Books, Contemporary Romance, Good Info to Know
So, I wrote this book—Lies That Bind. Basically, everyone in the book is lying about something, i.e., the heroine and the hero lie to the heroine’s daughter, telling her that the hero is her father, when, in fact, he isn’t. The hero lies to the heroine, tells her...
