Patricia Rice
As has become a spring tradition, Bookbub is showcasing the first novel in my Rebellious Sons series (the first book is actually a novella—Incomparable Lord Meath), WICKED WYCKERLY, will be free on February 7th. It should be discounted to 99c or free everywhere for about a week after that. Don’t hold me to it. Retailers … Read more
Hope you and yours had a lovely turkey day, for those giving thanks, and that you’re more prepared than I am for the upcoming holidays!
You heard it here first—I’m struggling with what to write next. I’m not a writer who can write endlessly in one series. I’m restless and need new challenges. I thoroughly enjoyed writing the Psychic Solutions Mysteries (Book #5 is almost ready for pre-order and #6 is in edits) and thus, I have debated doing a … Read more
I’m trying to release the Psychic Solutions books in time for the various holidays they’re celebrating and Rainbow Recipe is my Halloween edition! Just think, witches and ghosts and Halloween. . . Every day is Halloween in Afterthought!
Have you seen the new covers on my Family Genius Mysteries yet? I took off down an unbeaten path for this series about an eccentric, intelligent, world-traveling family coming home to roost. Take a look if you have a chance: FAMILY GENIUS MYSTERIES
I’m dusting off my old Family Genius mysteries and looking for new covers. We’ve decided to go with cartoon-style covers so we can get more mystery elements into them. What do you think of this one?
We’re just back from what was meant to be a research trip. I was eager to see Charleston, Savannah, and the islands again…
I have made no secret that I am an extreme introvert with no ability to recognize faces or remember names. But I have other advantages, like a perversely stubborn single-minded focus on accomplishing what I want done—as long as it only involves me and no one else. So I can stifle my shyness and learn … Read more
The life of an author isn’t all boas and fascinators
Writers get their ideas from life: snippets of conversation, the behavior of people in a restaurant or airport, reading the news, just watching the scenery go by from a car. . . Quite often just a line or two I’ve read in a book or heard in a play or song will trigger an entire scene. So … Read more