Dick has released into the world and is ready for your hands! But the question now is, are YOU ready for Dick? 

How did you celebrate the new year? Party with friends or snuggle with pillows in bed and a book? I was in bed reading myself. I hope the holidays were amazing for you and yours!

BOOK NEWS!!!
The Southern Roots series is on sale! The entire boxed set, SIX books, is on sale for 99 CENTS!!! Read it for free in KU or own it today! Click here to get yours!

The Human and Her Vampires is on sale for 99 cents! Read it for free in KU or pick it up for less than a dollar! Click here to get yours!

Stone Obsession is now LIVE!!! Click here to pick up your copy today!

★★★★★ I LOVED THIS STORY! There is so much going on in this wonderful tale I just want to gush. This story features terrific world building, scary monsters, wicked villains, nasty politics and a strong determined heroine. Ariel has nothing on Amaryah.
-- In My Humble Opinion review

★★★★★ Amaryah is the ultimate heroine. She is up front with people, smart, and a total badass. This book pulls you in and doesn't let you go. -- Amazon review

★★★★★ Holy he!! This book was just wow. I loved it and was hooked. Not only do you have a good vs evil battle going on but a battle of class, ranking, and prejudice. Amaryah is a kick tail female and I absolutely loved her. -- Booked and Loaded review

Dark magic doesn’t die easily. Luckily, neither does she. 

In a world racing toward extinction, the Siren Amaryah fights for survival. Under the plagued waters of Antarctica, she faces sea creatures mutated into predators by an old, dark magic. The frozen lands above are riddled with danger, as well, where Pirates, Magicians, and Islanders all vie for power.

A single Legacy Stone could change all that—it could bring back the world Amaryah lost. And she plans to find it. After all, if there’s nothing left to live for, she has nothing left to lose. Or so she thinks.

Dark magics have ways of fighting back, and she’ll face more threats than ever before—not least of all the possibility of a long-forbidden love.

A love she may have to sacrifice in order to save her world.

Stone Obsession is a standalone paranormal romance featuring Sirens, Humans, Pirates, and Mages in the Charmed Legacy shared world series. Get your copy today!

Charmed World Information
Dangerous Sorcery.


When the remaining lands on earth are left mostly uninhabitable, the Mages agree to turn humans into Sirens to reside in the safer underwater cities. This gift, however, comes with an unforeseen consequence.
As the mages tap into wicked sorcery to make this happen, monstrous creatures from the deep awake. Now the darkness is spreading, and the only way to stop it is for each Siren clan to locate one of the lost Legacy Stones and harness the power to save their people.
Being chosen for this mission is a death sentence, but with the world slowly disappearing, the Sirens, humans, and mages are out of time.
These are the stories of the Cursed Seas.

Click here to pick up your copy today!

Now that 2018 is behind me for cons, let's see where 2019 will take me! Will I see you? Let's find out! Click on the links below to be directed to their respective Facebook pages.

• Space Coast Book Lovers in Cocoa Beach, FL June 27th - 30th
• Indie Bookfest in Orlando August 1st - 4th
• Penned Con in St Louis, MO September 12th - 14th
• Shameless Book Con in Orlando October 19th

I'm pretty excited about this amazing line up! All four events I've attended at least once and all four are AMAZING! Whether you've been to events or maybe this is new territory for you, I guarantee you'll find a new to you author you'll fall in LOVE with! From stories to book boyfriends, there's a little something for everybody!

Now that con season is over for majority of us authors, BRING ON THE HOLIDAYS! How are you celebrating this year? For the Morgan household, my mom is coming to visit and we're making... TACOS! Yes! Since it's only me, her and my daughter (with hubby on deployment) we thought, why not go different? So tacos it is! TACO DAY!

What are your plans for Thanksgiving? Visiting family? Cooking the dinner for the first time? If you're alone this season, and you're in my neck of the woods, you have a seat at my table. Always. <3 

This is my first year attending Penned Con. From what I heard, this was an amazing event, one that gives back to Autism awareness. If you know me, you know this is a very important topic in my life.

The event started Thursday with the arrival of authors and a few readers. Friday began the first of two signings, along with panels, key note speakers, etc. Unfortunately, due to travels whoas, I missed Friday's shindig during the day. That night though, there was a lip sync battle. I've never witnessed anything like this. Let me break it down for you!

• Costumes
• Dancing
• Tears (I'll get to this in a minute)
• Laughter
• More dancing

Those who did the lip sync battle dressed up for the role. We had uptown funk to Taylor Swift to the ladies dancing the theme song to Outlander... along with a James Fraser bought in an auction by the one and only Jamie Maguire. Dancing and smooching of said cut out commenced.
Then more dancing... and some tears. A special young lady dressed up as Belle. A male model who has become good friends with her dressed up as the Prince. If you're not sure who I'm talking about, the young lady has special needs. Watching her dancing with the Prince (model) brought tears to my eyes while they danced to Beauty and the Beast. It was beautiful. 
Saturday began the second book signing. There were so many people! I met new to me readers and finally met face to face with readers I've known for years! That was AMAZING! 
Would I go back? Yes, absolutely. If you're on the fence about going, give it a shot. You've got nothing to lose and readers to gain. 

I'm giving away a Kindle Fire HD 8 on Amazon! Come enter for a chance to win!
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Provided by Ashley Taylor, and as a mother of an autistic child who also has epilepsy, I wanted to share her information on my blog. Please take a moment to read.

Pregnancy and parenthood already bring a whole host of challenges, and those challenges might feel insurmountable to parents who have a disability. But research has shown that disabled parents feel greater levels of satisfaction at overcoming their personal limitations, especially after the births of their children.
 
Parenting with a disability does present some unique conundrums, and preparing ahead of time will let you focus your energy where it belongs—on your newest family member.
 
Prep yourself
If you’re pregnant and have a disability that could interfere with a successful pregnancy, schedule a visit with your ob-gyn. Make sure you discuss:
●      How your disability or medical condition might affect your growing baby as well as your own health.
●      What medical tests might be required initially and throughout your pregnancy.
●      How you’d like to approach the birth of your child. You’ll probably create plans A, B, and C—just like any expectant mother.
 
 
Prep your home
 
Being a parent does come with its share of trial and error, but there are a few things you can do before you’re home from the hospital with your newborn to smooth that transition and remove some of the worry:
●      Install and/or test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors on each floor.
●      Buy a fire extinguisher and store it in an easily accessible place.
●      Store all medications securely out of sight and out of reach.
●      Prepare and freeze meals that you can defrost and heat up when you don’t feel like cooking.
●      Think about your physical limitations when you’re planning where to put your baby’s crib. It may be easier to have the crib next to your bed for less stressful nighttime feedings and diaper changes.
●      It doesn’t hurt to babyproof your home before your little one joins the family. Here’s a list of 12 low-tech steps to take right now.
 
Adaptive baby gear
 
Babies require lots of equipment. If you’re vision-impaired, use tactile labels for items so they’re easy to identify. If you struggle with zippers or buttons, choose baby clothing that fastens with snaps or velcro.
If you use a wheelchair, purchase a wheelchair-accessible crib that operates via remote control. Bonus: These cribs work well for dressing a baby or changing diapers, too. Adaptive strollers for wheelchairs make it easier for parents with mobility issues to tote babies from their home to their car or to get around town or through the neighborhood.
Slings and wraps help you keep your baby close while keeping your hands free. With ring slings, wraps, and other structured carriers, there are plenty of options.
 
If you’re looking for more ideas, the national organization, Through the Looking Glass, provides exceptional resources for parents with disabilities.
 
Saving for IVF Treatments
 
According to Qunomedical, “The success and availability of in vitro fertilization have given hope to many infertile couples who have not been able to conceive. Since 1978, 5.4 million babies have been born worldwide with the help of IVF.”
 
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Survey of Family Growth, 6.9% of women—including those with physical disabilities—received some kind of fertility treatment between 2011 and 2015. That’s over 8 million women who undertook an emotional, expensive journey without the guarantee of a happy ending.
 
The majority of IVF patients assume financial responsibility for their treatments, although some insurances may cover a portion of the costs.
 
Unless you’re one of the lucky few whose insurance does cover treatments, you’ll likely need another plan. Financing options include:
●      Fertility, credit union, and online personal loans
●      Health savings accounts (HSA) or flexible spending accounts (FSA)
●      Shared-risk or IVF refund programs, which help to recoup at least some of your costs if the treatments aren’t successful. Learn more about these programs here.
●      Borrow cash from a home equity loan, retirement funds, or relatives. Do consider those financing options carefully.
 
Wherever you are in your parenthood journey, create a support network.  Don’t hesitate to reach out and make connections. Friends, family, community organizations, and social services are valuable resources. Join online communities or support groups for other disabled parents. But most of all, enjoy the wild and crazy ride!
 
Picture Credit: Pexels

Writing this book was a wild ride! I'm also super excited to tell you it's published with Naughty Nights Press! This is my first reverse harem (unofficially, my first was the Symphony series lol!)
I had so much fun writing this, getting to know the men, who Olivia was, her destiny, everything about their world. Will there be more? I plan on writing Tawne's story, and maybe something fun Candace. Who knows? I hope you enjoy this story as much as I did writing it! Be sure you have good batteries and/or your spouse is ready for you to explode! IT'S HOT!!!

Check out these reviews!
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HOT DAMN!!! Where's my husband?? -- Amazon review
This book was so good that I did not put it down -- Booked and Loaded reviews
Sexy and hot! -- Amazon review

​When destiny becomes reality…
 
Born a blood demon, Olivia Martin's sole purpose is to become a blood slave to a vampire. She is nothing more than a blood bag.
 
With a vampire as her master, she would want for nothing, her every need and whim catered to, but becoming a prisoner was not the life Olivia would have chosen for herself. At least, until she met Jared and his four brothers-at-arms.
 
Giving yourself to one person was easy. Having fun with two, exciting. But a harem of lovers? It was more than Olivia ever considered possible.
 
Need, lust, and blood drive Olivia to find a strength inside herself to not only accept her five sexy-as-sin vampires, but to also protect herself from an evil hell bent on claiming her for its own.