Written Words: A communicator's blog

Torn Roots cover

Torn Roots, my first Kindle World title, publishes July 31. For you, my faithful readers, here is a preview: “They’re after me.” Sam rubbed his eyes and looked again. No, I’m not dreaming. “Rowan?” The tall woman pushed past him and shut the door. “Geez, will you ever clue in. What do you think it […]

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Lei Crime title launches: Seal of a Monk

By Eden Baylee The newest addition to the Lei Crime Kindle Worlds is Eden Baylee’s second work in the series, bringing Lainey Lee back to Hawaii. It launches later in July, along with several other new titles by talented writers—and from me, too. Kindle Worlds is an Amazon initiative that allows authors to publish stories set […]

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Writing fiction is different from writing non-fiction. It’s harder. With non-fiction, you may answer a need: “How to hammer nails straight,” or “How to deceive yourself into believing that this diet will actually work next week.” In fiction, however, it’s completely up to the writer to make the reader need to read the content. And […]

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The Shell Seeker—a new additition to the Lei Crime Kindle World

By Christine Nolfi As I mentioned on this blog, my next book, Torn Roots, will join the Lei Crime Kindle World on July 31, joining the second “wave” of titles in this series. One of this wave is the second in the series by bestselling author Christine Nolfi. Christine also published a novella in the […]

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Cover reveal: My latest book, Torn Roots

My newest book, Torn Roots, is ready to go. It will be published at the end of July, along with eight other new additions to the Lei Crime Kindle World, and it’s time to show the world the cover designed by the incomparable David C. Cassidy.   What Torn Roots is about Hawaii is known […]

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Punctuation pet peeves

There are a few things about punctuation that drive me up a wall. They’re tiny little mistakes, more violations of convention, really, and they don’t interfere with understanding the meaning of a text. But correcting them is so easy to do. In order to maintain your image as a communications professional, remember these finer points […]

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