Kiss Carson - Fantasy Romance Author

Writing isn't easy. Neither is the, apparently, simple task of living. Really, it's a never ending circle that leads you nowhere. Write a book. Agree to extra shifts at work to earn extra money to publish and promote the book. Earn a few hundred dollars from the sale of your book. Work extra shifts to promote again. Bookbub approves your free promotion. OMG! 14000 downloads. (Rubs hands together in glee). However they are 14000 FREE downloads. Work extra shifts for more promotion. Write another book - however, you are working so much that you don't have time to write. And around and around it goes. I'm off to write a book...or am I off to do extra shifts? Oh...who knows. By the end of either I'll have no money 😂😂😂 Take care Kiss xxxx

I have six weeks off work due to surgery. My plan was to sit and write for the whole six weeks. Finish Nicholas. Start Oscar. Let all be good in the universe again. Who friggin' knew that abdo surgery would hurt so much!! Anyway...I can finally sit upright for longer than five minutes. I think I've got long enough to write this blog and post a new chapter. To all the readers waiting for Nicholas...Thank you so much for your patience. The book is coming - so is Christmas, I know! I definitely plan to complete Nicholas and publish by May 10. Here's a reminder of what you have to look forward to! On extended sick leave from the Police Force due to post traumatic stress disorder, Everlee Warren accepts her father’s invitation to visit his archeological site near the small town of Grayson in the Scottish Highlands. There, he gives her an old red-leather bound book, and in the middle of a stormy Highland night she is drawn into its pages and transported ...

Kiss Carson Blog - 2.0 Well...Here I am, ready to start again. I have deleted all my previous posts - well, it had been two years since I last blogged. The struggle to stay centered, and focused, on my writing is ever present. My mind wanders. My finances demand the influx of a paid job (the same job I've had for 15 years). My state of being fluctuates constantly. I close my office door and walk by day after day pretending it doesn't exist. There is no computer in there. There are no manuscripts that need completing. I don't look at my Facebook. I don't check my emails. I am not really a writer. BUT! I am a writer. And I have fans out there in cyberspace. SUPER FANS - according to my writer friends, and these super fans are waiting for a new book from me. I receive emails from these lovely people asking when, and I give them a date. I give myself a well needed ego boost and i sit down, writing, writing, writing. Then life kicks in again. I close my office do...