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March Newsletter

3/22/2014

 
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March 21, 2014


Just a reminder--contest ends Friday, March 28 when I'll draw winners

Okay, kiddos...although I copied my last newsletter on to my website to test the process, this will be my first “website only” newsletter. It’s been a truly crazy month and I figured that if I didn’t get this posted today, it wouldn’t get done. I’m down to the last chapters of Dark Refuge, and so far it’s surprising me at every turn, but I’ve gotten to know Gabe so much better in this book, and I love that part of the process.

Meeting Emeline, Oliver and Mei’s daughter, and finally learning why she’s avoided the pack and Montana for years is finally making sense, but it took a long time coming. I write every day. Sometimes I end up throwing away most of what I’ve written, but in the process, I’m always learning more about my characters. In this book, the discoveries have essentially caught me by surprise, but we’re on schedule and I think it will be out in late April or early May.

I did get a nice surprise that will really kick the next few weeks into hyper-drive—St. Martins Press wants a novella for an anthology headlined by Lora Leigh. Lora and I go way back to our early years with Ellora’s Cave and I’ve always admired her, so it’s really exciting to be in an anthology with her. My story will be loosely tied to the series St. Martins has contracted, and I’ll start writing it as soon as I finish Dark Refuge. (Which reminds me—when the title came to me, I had no idea how apropos it would be to the story, but it’s absolutely a perfect fit.)

Other news—if you live near San Antonio, Texas or Charlotte, North Carolina, I will be attending conferences in both locales this summer. Dates and locations, times, etc. for book signings are on my website on the connect page. If you think you might be able to come, let me know. The Texas signing is is conjunction with the annual Romance Writers of America conference, but the one in North Carolina is at Authors After Dark, which is an absolute hoot and designed all around the concept of readers interacting with authors and other fans of romance. The focus is mostly on paranormal, does a lot with erotic stories, and it's a whole lot of fun. I went last year in Savannah and met up with a long-time reader friend and we had a ball. I think I gained about ten pounds, but damn the food was good! The nicest thing about AAD is how laid back it is. It’s not an expensive event—I’ve learned to put money aside whenever I can to save for these trips, and this one is well worth it.

I haven’t had as much time to read as I usually do, but did finally get to Patricia Brigg’s FROST BURNED, part of her Mercy Thompson series. I owe my readers a thank you for getting me started on this series, and the other one she writes that’s a companion series, her ALPHA/OMEGA books. So many of you told me I HAD to read these, I figured you must be on to something. Thank you. You definitely were. I love her writing and the stories just keep getting better. She’s got a new one out—NIGHT BROKEN—but it’s in hardcover and I’m waiting for the paperback.

On the other hand, I’ve pre-ordered JR Ward’s newest, THE KING, but I’m fully aware I can’t be patient at all where the BDB is concerned! Love her stories and her voice—I swear I can hear heavy metal music playing in the background when I read her books.

Just a reminder that Robyn Carr’s newest, FOUR FRIENDS, releases on March 25. If you like “slice of life” stories about women and the friendships that complete them, you will love this book. I honestly couldn’t put it down, and I found myself relating to each of the four main protagonists in the story in one way or another. Definitely a keeper, though since I gave my signed copy away last month to a contest winner, I need to buy another copy!

Another really great read—and I may have mentioned it last month but I’m still thinking about the book--is Jayne Ann Krentz’s RIVER ROAD. It takes place in the wine country where I live, and so often a writer will miss the little things that make a community unique, but JAK nailed it. The story is fantastic, the suspense totally works and it’s a wonderful romance. Everything I want in a good book.

I also read Bella Andre’s latest print release of her Sullivans series—this one, COME A LITTLE BIT CLOSER, was Smith’s story, and I loved it. Bella writes books that are all about the relationship, and yet every single one she’s done in this series has been absolutely unique. I definitely recommend them. I think she’s marrying off the final Sullivan sibling, Lori aka Naughty, in LET ME BE THE ONE, releasing April 22.

One thing I tend to do when I’m spending way too many hours caught up in writing is to find an older book and read that. For whatever reason, I grabbed a really old Harlequin Super Romance by Lori Handeland called MOTHER OF THE YEAR. It’s almost fifteen years old, but for whatever reason, I’d never read it. It was absolutely wonderful, and a reminder that there’s always life on those keeper shelves. How many of you have books you’ve read over and over? I’ve got a copy of LaVyrle Spencer’s HUMMINGBIRD that I think I’ve read a dozen times at least. I understand anyone’s desire to retire at some point, but there really ought to be a rule about favorite authors walking away from the job—I really miss her books.

Enough rambling. It’s a beautiful day outside and I really need to get some work done on the story, but I’m hoping to get a walk in at some point. It’s definitely spring here, and everything is blooming. And yes, that picture is from my front yard.

I’ve got a few copies of Dark Moon to give away this month—you can enter with the contest form to the right of this post (you might have to scroll down to find it--I'm still new at this!) and I’ll pull winners at the end of the week. I know it’s been a rough winter for a lot of you, but I really hope you’re finally getting some signs of spring. And as busy as things can get this time of year, don’t forget to leave time for yourself—and a good book.

Take care, all, and be safe!

Kate



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Tracy V. Nickels link
3/22/2014 05:16:20 am

It's warming up here too. Sounds like that was fun, Hopefully maybe(Oh, please Great Mother). One of those conventions will be here. I'm goin' come heck or high water. Happy Spring!

Kate Douglas
3/22/2014 07:49:33 am

The only one I know of up there is held in Seattle in the fall, but it's an RWA writer's conference and I don't know if they offer a book signing or not. Go online and search for the Emerald City RWA conference and it should tell you if they have any reader oriented events.Even though you're an author, you don't write the same genre as the conference is for, and I don't know if there are any children's book author cons.

Christi Brown
3/22/2014 05:25:13 am

Some of the Chanku stories are ones I read over and over. I just reread one of my favs yesterday...Chanku Fallen (Mik, AJ and Tala's story).

Kate Douglas
3/22/2014 07:51:31 am

Christi, I just reread that a while back--every once in a while I need to reread some of my older books when I'm dealing with characters from the stories, and since Mik and Tala's daughter was in Dark Moon, I reread SBII--that's where I first started "getting to know" AJ and Mik, though I found out a lot more writing Wolf Tales 9 where they tell how they met in prison. I got to do that one from both men's points of view, and it was really fun to get into their story.

Erica link
3/22/2014 05:38:32 am

Love your books and would love one to have another copy of your many books

Kate Douglas
3/22/2014 07:52:36 am

LOL...there are definitely a lot of them. I was organizing one of my shelves of my own books last week and had actually forgotten about some of the older ones! I'm really glad you're enjoying them.

Vikki
3/22/2014 05:55:27 am

I enjoyed the newsletter. I also enjoyed reading about upcoming new books.

Kate Douglas
3/22/2014 07:53:22 am

I'm glad to hear that, VIkki...sometimes I just start rambling and I figure I must be boring you guys to bits!

Laura Hartley
3/22/2014 09:32:58 pm

Never boring! Love to hear your "ramblings".

Sara
3/22/2014 06:10:58 am

Congratulations on the new format. It's easy to read and really easy to comment.

Kate Douglas
3/22/2014 07:54:00 am

Thanks, Sara. I'm thrilled with how much easier it is than my old site.

Angela wood
3/22/2014 07:09:04 am

Love your books have all of them.

Kate Douglas
3/22/2014 07:54:29 am

I hope you have a big bookshelf! Thank you!!!

TinaMarie
3/23/2014 10:03:06 pm

You've already mentioned a couple of my favorite reread authors besides yourself.
J.R. Ward
Lora Leigh

Would also add:
Shelly Laurenston aka G.A. Aiken
Anne Bishop
Jacqueline Carey
Cherise Sinclair

Not sure if you've read Faith Hunter but I may have to add her to my reread list as well.

Kate Douglas
3/24/2014 01:59:22 am

Tina Marie, I'm a fan of GA Aiken's side of Shelly, but haven't read her Shelly Laurenston titles. There's a reason--so many books, not enough time. Have not read the other authors you mentioned for much the same reason. My problem is that when I like an author I have to have everything they've written, and I just don't have enough hours in the day to read everything by a truly gifted and prolific author. Shelly is such a great writer! I love her "voice."

Pat Gist link
3/22/2014 07:16:45 am

Love the new monthly newsletter. So much more attractive than the old model. Keep up the great work and PLEASE keep writing those wonderful books.

Kate Douglas
3/22/2014 08:00:00 am

Pat, the "old model" is definitely that--it's the same format I've used for fourteen years! Have I ever mentioned I don't do change well...? :-)

Janice Hougland
3/22/2014 07:33:30 am

I like your new, newsletter format, Kate! And I like your comments about books, old and new. I value your opinions on those. So what do I reread? Well, there's so many new, terrific books coming out that I don't often go back to the oldies but goodies. But Regan Walker puts out lists from time to time of old favorites and I've found myself every now and then reading an old "bodice-ripper" from some of the greats. I still like Gone With the Wind, but not the sequel. Thanks for the fun newsletter!

Kate Douglas
3/22/2014 08:02:36 am

Janice, I was never a fan of the original bodice rippers--I read Jayne Ann Krentz and LaVyrle Spencer and Anne Stuart among others, and their women were tough! The old Harlequins with wimpy young virginal heroines and big tough MEN used to leave me cold. I think that's why I love writing my romances in this day and age, when women can be smart and strong and heroines with as much toughness as the men. I like that!

Nancy G
3/22/2014 07:34:16 am

Looking forward to Dark Refuge. I enjoy reading and rereading your Chanku and your other books as well. Thanks for many years of great reading. Love the new format for the newsletter, too. We had spring, but winter is trying to put in one last gasp, hope it doesn't last too long here.

Kate Douglas
3/22/2014 08:04:05 am

The winter that will not die in your part of the country has been a total bust out here--it's been spring since before Christmas, and even though we had some really cold nights, so few days of actual weather that it's scary. We need rain badly. Hope you get your good weather soon.

Robin Shafer
3/22/2014 07:37:24 am

Love the new website. It seems to be working well (so far, anyway)

Robin

Kate Douglas
3/22/2014 08:43:28 am

I sure hope you were knockin' on wood when you said that! Thank you!

Brenda Wheeler
3/22/2014 09:07:53 am

Your Chanku characters are awesome, I love reading about them! That's great news about the anthology with Lora Leigh, her Breed books are the first that actually started my true love for this genre...Congrats! I've had the pleasure of meeting her once and hope to meet you in the near future! :)

Kate Douglas
3/22/2014 02:57:36 pm

Thanks, Brenda. Lora is a really neat lady and a talented author, so I'm looking forward to this chance to be in an anthology with her.

Deborah (AZ)
3/22/2014 09:59:19 am

Love the website. See, I told you about Patricia Briggs! I got the Night Broken book--started the afternoon I received it & finished the next night. You'll love it. And, as always, sooo many of the books you mentioned I have read. I finally had to give away my LaVryle Spencer books (no more room)

Kate Douglas
3/22/2014 02:59:19 pm

LOL...I know you were one of them, and I'm so glad you insisted! She's a great writer and I love both series. Thank you! I have moved my LaVyrle Spencer books all over the place, but I don't think i could bear to give them up!

faith hoagland
3/22/2014 11:27:10 am

I have all your earlier books in book form,then I got a kindle a few years ago,and I love your books so much,lol I went and bought the ones over again that I had in book form,cause we moved in a smaller house and we couldn't keep all our books,I feel better that now I have them again,cause I go back and read them again

Kate Douglas
3/22/2014 03:00:23 pm

I had to do the same thing, Faith, though I only gave away the books i figured I wouldn't read again. I ended up keeping most of them, and just made my poor spouse build more book shelves!

Nicole Ervin
3/22/2014 11:38:14 am

I LOVE your Chanku Series! I always make sure to save money to buy the next Chanku book because I want to "see" who the next Chanku are to fall in LOVE. Thank you for for creating a series that allows me to escape my reality for two or six hours. Keep up the GREAT work and I look forward to more Chanku adventures.

Kate Douglas
3/22/2014 03:11:24 pm

LOL...i do the same thing when I'm writing. There's a lot to be said for escaping reality!

erinf1
3/22/2014 12:17:53 pm

Congrats on the newest release! Thanks for a fun newsletter and giveaway! It's yo yo'ing right now weather wise and we are layering to keep up :)

Kate Douglas
3/22/2014 03:12:34 pm

Thank you--that layering gets old. Our summers are like that--cold and foggy in the morning and hot by afternoon. Layer on, layers off!

Tanya link
3/22/2014 12:36:16 pm

I think you're the first person that I've heard mention LaVyrle Spencer. I have every one of her books. I hated to see her retire. As much as everyone deserves retirement, I'm hoping you'll be writing for some years yet. I have everyone one of the wolf tales in paperback and the new series on my nook. I love your work!!

Kate Douglas
3/22/2014 03:05:54 pm

Another LaVyrle Spencer fan! I thought she was absolutely wonderful and I still will pull out her books on occasion and reread them. I plan to keep writing for a long time--my husband is retired and if I retired we'd probably drive each other crazy!

Tanya link
3/23/2014 04:39:43 am

Lora Leigh is the one that got me reading paranormal. Her breed books are awesome. Your wolf tales are the 2nd and only other wolf series I had to have everyone of.

Mary Jo
3/22/2014 02:17:13 pm

Kate, I am enjoying the new format. Currently I am halfway thru a Chanku re-read and loving it!

Kate Douglas
3/22/2014 03:01:24 pm

Thank you! It's definitely a lot easier doing it this way, and all the entries have come in wiht full addresses. So often entrants would be missing a zip code or even the town or state, so this is a lot easier for me.

Helen H
3/22/2014 02:48:16 pm

Hi Kate, You know that you are one of those people who are not allowed to retire!!!!

Kate Douglas
3/22/2014 03:02:09 pm

I can't imagine not writing. I'd drive my poor husband crazy. I'm hard enough to live with as is!

Mischa
3/22/2014 02:59:30 pm

Love it.. since I have this email going to personal phone (which is mostly dead all the time).. I am glad that i can just pop here for the newsletter and contests....

Love the new site!!

Kate Douglas
3/22/2014 03:10:36 pm

I'm glad it works for you. I like the fact that this website views really well on a mobile!

Kim
3/22/2014 03:10:38 pm

Hi, Kate! The new format looks great! Would love to have another of your books!

Kate Douglas
3/23/2014 02:58:08 am

Thanks, Kim. I've been really pleased with the response from everyone--and blown away by the number of contest entries!

Sheri Moore
3/22/2014 11:19:08 pm

Love your new format!. And I hear you about LaVyrle, I enjoyed her books so much and have all of them stored away.

Kate Douglas
3/23/2014 02:59:44 am

So funny, after mentioning LaVyrle's books, I found myself checking them out again to see which one I wanted to read. CAN'T DO IT NOW! LOL...have a book to finish writing!

pam howell
3/23/2014 12:26:44 am

I LOVE Mercy Thompson series - AND Alpha/Omega
and BDB - kindred spirits and all that :)
I'm gonna hafta try one of those authors after dark - when I win the lootery :)

Kate Douglas
3/23/2014 03:01:06 am

I think you were another one of my online buds who got me hooked on the books. I kept hearing the same author's name from a bunch of you, and couldn't stand it. I've got a dozen of her books here now.

Kesha Monroe link
3/23/2014 12:31:39 am

Kate as you know I am a FAN of your writing. .I love every book I read of yours. I remember before I Had My Nook I use to send my hubby to the bookstore to get your books and it was a weekly thing and the people in the store would be looking at him all funny and whispering because of the sexy covers until one day he loudly says "It's for my WIFE"...hahahaha oh my goodness did I laugh. .so after that he got me a Nook so I can just download and he refuse to go back in that store...soooo funny :) You are wonderful and never ever think about not writing... Congrats on the anthology with Lora (can't wait to read it) Enjoy your day I will be editing wedding photos to midnight :/

Kate Douglas
3/23/2014 03:03:03 am

I hope you realize that I lost an entire afternoon and evening of writing going through your wedding photos on Facebook one day! You do absolutely beautiful work--I was definitely impressed. Love the story about the husband--I still take pride in the fact that I get thank you notes from husbands. Badge of honor, ya know!

Maria E
3/23/2014 01:07:27 am

Hi, Kate! Spring made a teasing appearance this weekend, but we're in the treatening area for snow again on Tuesday. If I wanted this much snow, I'd move to Canada! Always on my re-read list are your Chanku stories--love them all. Like the newsletter format. Comments are easier to follow. BTW, what's happened to the Romance Man?!

Kate Douglas
3/23/2014 03:05:34 am

We could use some snow in California. When the weather service people went into the Sierras and did their annual measurement of snow depth, the news carried a story with pictures of them standing at the site on bare ground. Pretty scary with this drought as the population of the state is at least double what it was during the last drought, so the demand is much greater.

So glad you like the newsletter-I'm definitely getting more contest entries, so the form is working!

Kate Douglas
3/23/2014 02:39:50 pm

I forgot to answer your question about RM--he's gone to work in the private sector and doesn't have time for the blog. I think Mrs. RM is handling the home business, but he's had to give up the snark, at least for now. I really miss his blogs! He was so funny.

Kate Douglas link
3/23/2014 03:08:08 am

Just a quick comment to say thank you to everyone who is entering the contest, commenting on the website and saying such nice stuff!!! I'm going to be offline writing, but I want to let you know how much fun it is to have a comments section. It was really easy to do, once I figured it out. I'm going to set the next one up without moderation so your posts will go live as soon as you make them. I had no idea how long it would take me to go through and approve them all, so we'll see how it works.

Wateena
3/23/2014 03:53:55 am

Hi Kate, always looking forward to your next book. And your right about re reading older books, I found the book that got me started reading in a used book store, Seen by Candlelight by Anne Mather. In was 15, looooog time ago. But I re read a lot of my favorites my bookshelves are cram full of great reads, and I wouldn't get rid of them for anything. My grand kids are always asking Nana have you read all those? But its a beautiful day here also, and hope you have a great day today!

Kate Douglas
3/23/2014 08:25:54 am

That's interesting that Anne Mather got you started. It was her book, Leopard in the Snow, that made me want to write romances. It was the first category romance I'd ever read, and I knew I wanted to write them. It was a LONG time ago!

Lori Fisher
3/23/2014 04:07:45 am

Just finished River Road and I loved it but I can't wait for your new book.

Take care.

~ Lori~

Kate Douglas
3/23/2014 08:23:32 am

I thought River Road was so well done! Dark Refuge is moving right along. What's really fun about doing these books independently is that as soon as they're edited and ready to go, they go up for sale. I love getting them to readers so quickly.

Heather Barnes
3/23/2014 05:15:27 am

Hi Kate! I enjoyed your newsletter and nice picture! I entered your contest! Hopefully I will win one of your amazing books! I am enjoying reading your Hellfire book still! Good luck with writing your amazing books!

Kate Douglas
3/23/2014 08:16:22 am

I got your entry and it's logged in. Good luck!

Eva Millien
3/23/2014 05:36:03 am

Looks like the newsletter is going well. I like it. I still haven't gotten to Frost Burned yet and like you I can't wait to read The King

Kate Douglas
3/23/2014 08:15:44 am

Frost Burned was excellent! I've read it twice, and I'm glad The King won't be here for another week, because I have to finish Dark Refuge, and once it arrives, ain't NUTTIN' gonna get written!

Holly Miller
3/23/2014 05:36:05 am

I am so excited about your upcoming book and the anthology with Lora Leigh. Awesome!!!

Kate Douglas
3/23/2014 08:14:33 am

I'm looking forward to writing it. The characters are already bouncing around in my head!

Carol L
3/23/2014 06:39:55 am

Kate, I love the new format. And if those flowers are your front yard I have to say they are glorious looking. So bright and cheerful. :) I always enjoy your newsletters Kate. The have the "let's st back with some coffee and dish". I always enjoy hearing what you are reading. I too can't say enough about the BDB series and looking forward to The King. Also looking forward to Dark Refuge.
Carol L

Kate Douglas
3/23/2014 08:13:50 am

Thanks, Carol. They are, right under my office window. I can't wait until the roses are in full bloom. I'll post those pictures, too.WAY gorgeous!

Tracy
3/23/2014 12:42:42 pm

Missing the old ways but love this!!! Hugs!!

Kate Douglas
3/23/2014 02:42:35 pm

Thanks, Tracy. I enjoy having the comments section, which I didn't have with the emailed newsletter, and to be honest, this one is so much easier. I used to get dozens of entries with incomplete addresses and either had to dump them or ask for a corrected entry. The form seems to encourage people to fill in the address properly and is saving a lot of time. Plus, I think I've had twice as many entries as I normally get for my contests, so that's really cool!

gina
3/23/2014 02:16:25 pm

I'm so looking forward to Dark Refuge. I just read all of the Chanku stories this month. I Love this series. I read the books online, but you've become a keeper author for me so I'm now trying to track down print copies of your books. Keep up the great writing. Thanks for the great picture of the flowers. I live in Michigan and we still have snow on the ground. Last week, we got really excited because the tempature hit 37degrees! Hopefully, the snow will be gone by May ( wish us luck).

Kate Douglas
3/23/2014 02:46:20 pm

I think that cold and snow would make me crazy. When we lived in the mountains (until two years ago) we'd get maybe a week or so of snow and I hated it after a couple of days.You guys who live with these long, cold winters are a lot tougher than I am. Of course, I'm convinced that all Californians are weather wusses! I'm glad you're enjoying the stories. If you click on the Chanku tab at the top of this page, you'll come to the list of all the books and the order to read them (the way the novellas fit between the novels) from the first Wolf Tales to the latest Spirit Wild book. I've really enjoyed writing this connected series--love following the same characters through so many stories.

Suzanne Vitti
3/24/2014 10:24:04 pm

So glad to see you have some flowering bushes to look at. Unfortunately, winter just doesn't want to let go of Northern NJ quite yet. We are still having below normal (and most times below freezing) temps, and today there is some more snow heading our way. Can't wait to read Dark Refuge as well as the anthology for St. Martins Press!

Kate Douglas
3/25/2014 02:32:59 am

I know--I watch your weather every night on the national news, and believe me, you've had more than your share of winter. It's actually raining here today, but we need it badly. Works for me--instead of being tempted to go outside and play, I'm inside writing. Where I NEED to be! Stay warm, darlin'!

krissy malott link
3/26/2014 04:48:25 am

I love getting to see it all come together. :) Thank you for your amazing talent Kate.

Kate Douglas
3/26/2014 06:01:26 am

Thank you, Krissy!


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