A Word With Lois Winston

Why do you write the genre that you write?The world needs both more laughter and more happy endings these days. I may not have the power to mete out justice in real life, but I can do it in my fiction. The bad guys need to pay for their evil misdeeds; the good guys...

Enga Dancing Flower by Kaye George *plus giveaway*

I am awake before First Sun. How can I sleep? This is going to be an exciting day. There is no day that is a normal day in this new land. When our tribe has been here more long and has gotten more settled, I hope that we will establish a rhythm to our days, like we...

Lizzie Hale by Mimi Granger

Lizzie sits down for a question-and-answer session with dru’s book musings so that we, the readers, can get to know her better. What is your full name?Elizabeth Marion Hale, but everyone just calls me Lizzie. How old are you?Twenty-seven. What is your profession?Lucky...

Josie Banks by Rhys Bowen

Let me say right away that six months ago I could never have imagined the life I’m leading now. There I was, stuck in a life I didn’t particularly want, with a husband I didn’t particularly want either, to be honest, trying to make a nice home for him and all the...

Sally Solari by Leslie Karst

I’m truly not all that competitive. Really, I’m not. But something about my father tends to bring out that not-so-lovable trait in me whenever the two of us are together. Maybe it’s because I have unresolved issues with being an only child and not having experienced...