Even though my journey as a published author seems like it began with historical romance, it really didn't. Around the same time I wrote An Irresistible Shadow, I wrote two other stories, both contemporary romance. They weren't as complex as my medieval romance, and both had elements of romantic suspense. Yes, both were also published … Continue reading Why Contemporary Romance?
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Romantic Short: What the Darkness Proposes
As a second-place finalist in 2012's New Year New Story Writers’ Competition, What The Darkness Proposes, by Kirsten S. Blacketer sets the stage as her first official publication. The short story was hosted on RomanticShorts.com previously. Although her writing has evolved and improved, this story showcases her improvement over the years and remains a crucial … Continue reading Romantic Short: What the Darkness Proposes
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Why Historical Romance?
A lot of people ask me why I write historical romance? I never really thought about it before because my love of historical romance came naturally. My writer's voice seemed suited to the task, and I was excited to dive into the story! It was destiny! When I first began my publishing journey, I gravitated … Continue reading Why Historical Romance?
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Valentine’s Day Giveaway!
Hello, darlings, I'll be running a special price on my contemporary romance ebook, A Lockdown Love Affair, from February 11th to the 14th. Only $0.99 for four days. If you're looking for a Sunshine/Grump romance, then this one is perfect for you. Available on sale at Amazon, Kobo, Barnes and Noble, as well as Apple. … Continue reading Valentine’s Day Giveaway!
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Romance Genre: A Study
Hello, my darling readers... If there's one thing I love more than writing romance, it's reading romance. For me, it doesn't matter the subgenre category. I'm game to try anything. Science Fiction, Historical, Contemporary, Time Travel, Paranormal...it doesn't matter. I'm a Mood Ring Reader. My choice of reading material depends completely on my mood. That … Continue reading Romance Genre: A Study
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Curse of the Huntsman’s Jewel (Sneak Peek)
This week I have a special treat for you. The first glimpse into my twisted fairy tale romance, Curse of the Huntsman's Jewel. I borrowed from the established tales of Red Riding Hood as well as Snow White and Rose Red (the sisters who befriend an enchanted prince) to create this magical universe. There are … Continue reading Curse of the Huntsman’s Jewel (Sneak Peek)
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Wanted: Connection and Community
Hello, darlings. I’m back in the saddle again. This time, I’m ready for world domination...I mean, I’m ready to tackle 2022 with new goals and a metric ton of motivation. That’s always how it starts, isn’t it? Ask me how it’s going on April 1st, and I’ll let you know if I've still got a … Continue reading Wanted: Connection and Community
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Naughty Feels So Nice at Romantic Shorts
I wanted to share this with ALL my readers and followers. ❤ Today, I've had a new short story published by the amazing Romantic Shorts. If you're looking for a steamy holiday short story to warm you up tonight, I highly recommend it. We've got: Hot Grumpy BossSexy Santa ClausHoliday Office PartyBad decision making skillsThirsty … Continue reading Naughty Feels So Nice at Romantic Shorts
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Mistletoe and Mistakes: Chapter One
ANDREW When I pull into the driveway, I cringe at the obscene amount of Christmas decorations littering my Grandmother’s porch. How the hell was an eighty-year-old woman nimble enough to string all those lights and garland herself? The small cabin bears a strong resemblance to those rustic homes adorning the holiday cover of Good Housekeeping … Continue reading Mistletoe and Mistakes: Chapter One
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Ten Things About Me That Explain A LOT
Discovering a new author is like meeting someone new for the first time. Often when we pick up a book, it's the story that calls to us first. But we often forget that the first book we read by a new-to-us author is their first impression. It can lead us to the next step in … Continue reading Ten Things About Me That Explain A LOT
Kirsten S. Blacketer 