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- I'm a published author of several genres including fantasy, paranormal, romance erotica, and a modern-day western called Ridley's Rival, which was recently nominated for a 2007 TRS CAPA. No, I didn't win, but the nomination is more than enough, especially for my first published novel.
My first writing love is fantasy and as such, I try to incorporate a little bit of mage'ic into all my novels.
I'm also a managing editor, editor and cover artist for four publishers, which I absolutely love. I have the best bosses in the world!
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- http://myspace.com/dawnebooks.com/
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What If ... ?
My question to you is what is that one thing you would change and do differently (if anything)?
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Posted on November 17, 2008 at 4:16pm — 1 Comment
In death's footsteps
I always feel reget and sadness when I hear of a death, whether in my family or a friend's family. When I lost my father, he was the first person that left me, and the first death I ever had to deal with it. Our daughter was three years old, and my father died when he was the same age I am now. The scars and hurt remain forever, and I've learned that time doesn't heal the pain...it just makes it more bearable to live with it. My father requested a certa… Continue
Posted on April 25, 2008 at 11:00am — 5 Comments
Excerpt from Diary of Daniella Rolfe by Dawne' Dominique
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Daniella Rolfe, a vampire of The First, is unwittingly drawn together with Aiden Blackmore, an everyday cop investigating a string of serial murders. In the midst of trying to solve the case, Aiden and Daniella's paths cross. She begins to experience emotions she has never felt in seven centuries, and she, in turn, awakens d… Continue
Posted on March 6, 2008 at 8:30pm —
Excerpt from Ridley's Rival (modern-day western romance)
Blurb:
When Ashern Ridley returns to the family homestead after his father's death, he learns that Ridley Ranch is in deep, financial trouble. In order to save his legacy, he must ask for help… Continue
Posted on March 2, 2008 at 3:07pm — 1 Comment
What has happened to Common Courtesy and Manners?
When you stop and take the time to hold open a door for someone, you're taking the time to be courteous and polite, right? Do you say anything when they don't acknowledge you or say thank you back? I've gotten into the habit that when I'm ignored now, I tell the rude person in a very loud voice, "You're Welcome!" And every time, they turn and look at me like I've grown another frigen head. I find this more so in the younger generation, but lately, I've n… Continue
Posted on February 28, 2008 at 1:53pm — 7 Comments
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Lynda
And I have to say you have The Most beautiful name...
Smiles to you!
Chiron
I LOVE your page - and that cover is breathtaking!
Mary Ann
Thanks for the comment on my blog post. I've always wanted to write a vampire story and thought a female vampire would be a fun twist.
Susan
You have a wonderful week, Sandy! We'll be talking soon (I'm sure). *winks*
*hug*
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