Annette K. Larsen's Blog, page 12

My sister visited me last week. We got into a conversation about how we grew up, what our relationships were like with our siblings then, and what they are now. How much we know each other, how much we don’t. … Continue reading →

I’ve got a new deleted scene for you all to enjoy! This one comes from All That Stands Between Us, and it’s an alternate version of Julie and Drew’s reunion. To read it in its entirety, you’ll have to subscribe … Continue reading →

The first time I met my husband's father was, shall we say, memorable. My father-in-law was an engineer. Cerebral. Quiet. Logical. Continue reading →

Just a quick note to announce that I’ve finally enrolled All That Stands Between Us in the Kindle Lending Library, so it’s now available to borrow and read if you have Prime or KindleUnlimited! So, if you’ve been holding out … Continue reading →

I adored the new adaptation of Little Women. Though it wasn’t flawless (the jumping from current time to the past became jarring and tough to follow near the end), I think it did a brilliant job of portraying the humanity … Continue reading →

I was part of an author panel hosted by Romancing the Capitol. This was their first time having a panel specifically dedicated to Clean Romance Authors and I was so happy to be a part of it. It was live-streamed … Continue reading →

What's your hero preference? Do you like to read about silent, mysterious, and brooding men? Do you like a hero with confidence and swagger? Or friendliness and charm? Do you like the nerd? The goofball? Continue reading →

How are you, friends? Are you still surviving the craziness of homeschooling (or remote learning, or distance learning or WHATEVER they’re calling it in your town)? Have you found the goodness among the chaos? I certainly hope all is well … Continue reading →

I just posted the final two chapters to YouTube for my Just Ella Audiobook. So, for any of you who were waiting for it to be fully available before starting to listen—the wait it over! This has been an interesting … Continue reading →

Okay, so there is no bunker. It’s my house. It just sometimes feels like a bunker during these strange times. I’m sure all of you can relate. I hope everyone out there is doing well dealing with these odd circumstances … Continue reading →