by Laurie Wood | Oct 6, 2022 | Anaiah Press, Author Interview, Family, Small town romance
Welcome to the blog today, Rachelle! Please tell our readers a bit about yourself: I write contemporary romance novels filled with heart and hope. I earned my masters’ degree in Fine and Decorative Arts from the Sotheby’s Institute of Art in...
by Laurie Wood | Sep 29, 2022 | Anaiah Press, Author Interview, Debut Author, Small town romance
Today I’m so happy to welcome Anaiah author Michelle Lowe to the blog! Welcome, Michelle! Please tell us a bit about yourself. I have lived in the same small area of North Carolina all of my life. I am blessed to have my husband of over twenty-two...
by Laurie Wood | May 12, 2022 | Anaiah Press, Author Interview, Romance, Small town romance
Welcome back to the Blog, Carole! Please tell our readers a bit about yourself. I’m a widowed mom of three adult kids. I live in a rural area in Michigan about five miles from where I grew up. I attended college for journalism and also spent some...
by Laurie Wood | Apr 28, 2022 | Anaiah Press, Author Interview, Romance, Small town romance
Welcome to the Blog today, Rachelle! Please tell our readers a bit about yourself. I like to call myself a professional daydreamer. I’m blessed to be a full-time mom and writer. Besides writing, I enjoy reading, traveling, and gardening. I love to...
by Laurie Wood | Jun 24, 2021 | Anaiah Press, Canada, Churchill Manitoba, First Responders, Romantic Suspense, Small town romance
Excerpt #9 – Chapter 2: “Your niece?” Ben sat back in his chair; his body language as open as possible to encourage her to keep talking. He liked Connie and knew she and her husband had worked hard to keep Izzie in school last year. “I didn’t know you had siblings in...
by Laurie Wood | Jun 22, 2021 | Anaiah Press, Churchill Manitoba, First Responders, Heroes, polar bears, Romantic Suspense, Small town romance
Excerpt #7 – Chapter 2: When she turned towards him, he recognized Connie Baker, who ran one of the gift shops on Kelsey Boulevard. He put his hands flat on the counter. “Hey, Connie. Everything all right?” The woman stopped pacing and leaned her upper body on...
