Sam Cheever's Blog, page 47

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Marissa O'Neill and Jurden Bailey share a past they don't remember, though it's haunted their dreams for a decade. In their teens, they encountered something powerful in a cave in Mexico, and it changed them forever. But it isn't until they meet again, years later, that they realize just how much they've changed.
Suddenly they have powers -- super powers -- and they don't know how they're

Writing a book is like running over hot coals in bare feet while getting clocked on the head by your own muse, real life, publishers, reviewers, readers, and peers. Obstacles to success and mental health are too numerous to discuss here. So why should we join the gantlet ourselves? Why get in our own way?


How, you ask, can you get in your own way as an author? Unfortunately it's all too easy.

Want to have lots of fun and play for a chance at an iPad ereader and tons of goodies? Join me and a dozen other talented paranormal authors (lucky 13!) at Sam Cheever's fifth annual Trick or Treating Bash on a street near you!  Some of your favorite paranormal authors live on Sam's street, and they will be waiting by the door with tricks and treats for you.  The lucky winner gets a Halloween Bag

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Do you like Pepsi? Or Coke? Do you like Erotic? Or Sweet? If you found yourself in a room with ten people, six of them would probably prefer Coke. The other four would be die hard Pepsi drinkers. Three of them wouldn't read a book unless it had tons of sexy scenes in it. Seven wouldn't touch a book that didn't focus more on the romance, or the plot. It doesn't really matter what you like, not to

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Okay, so yesterday I read the book, How I Sold 1 Million eBooks in 5 Months! by John Locke. (No, not the English philosopher John Locke…the other one!) I won't tell you what I learned because the man deserves to make a profit from his work. Which means he needs to sell books, so I won't give away any trade secrets here. But what I will do is tell you that it was well worth the $4.99 cost and, if

Bump 'n' Grind

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