Maggie Blackbird

Romancing Canada's Indigenous People

Today, I’m featuring fellow eXtasy Books/Devine Destinies author Cheryl Headford.  If you love LGBTQ+ young adult and new adult, she’s the author for you. She brilliantly captures the trials and tribulations of today’s younger generation.  She also collaborates with other authors, and has contributed to anthologies.

It’s been awhile when I last did an Author Alert.  Today, I’m featuring fellow eXtasy Books author Cameron Allie.  If you like your contemporary romance erotic and sweet, and enjoy digging into m/f or m/m romance, I highly suggest Cameron. She not only writes series, but also standalones, and contributes to anthologies.  Check out her …

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Do you enjoy a serving of fantasy with your romance?  Even some paranormal?  Did you ever make a wish as a child for your imagery friend to come true?  Then you’d better be careful what you wish for.  Why?  Because author Addison Carmichael brings it to life in her Guarded Trilogy. Currently in the works …

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As noted in my previous posts, I enjoy reading about Indigenous heroines.  So when I came across Robin Deeter‘s Paha Sapa Saga series, I had to click on the buy option.  According to her Goodreads page, Ms. Deeter is planning twelve books for the series. Available for purchase are:  Sacrifice and Reward, Winter Moon, The …

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Looking for a new author?  Enjoy contemporary romance set in Canada?  Why not give V.J. Allison’s Stricken a buy? Blurb:  Love deserves a second chance… Ewan Campbell once thought he had it all – he was a rising star in the real estate field, popular with his peers, and engaged to his employer’s cousin, the …

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If you like small town contemporary romance about close-knit families, pick up a book by Nancy Stopper.  In January of 2017, her debut novella for the Oak Grove Series, set in a fictional town in Pennsylvania, hit the book shelves. The Oak Grove series revolves around the Bennett family:  Mom, Dad, eldest son Lucas, middle …

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If you enjoy First Nations literary and non-fiction, I highly recommend the works by Richard Wagamese.  My dad introduced me to this author a couple of years ago when he gave me Richard’s For Joshua:  A Native Father Teaches his Son for Christmas–a novel about what occurred to Richard as a result of the “sixties …

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Now that I finally have a connection faster than dial-up, I thought I’d start something new for my blog–Author Alert.  Every time you see the alert badge to the right, it means I’ve come across an author I’ve discovered and wish to share with the world.  My hope?  To introduce you to the writer who …

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