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Congrats to our final Winner (Week #10): JK Maze.
I would like to congratulate ALL our Winners of the Ask an Author Interview & Contest:
Week One Prizes - April 13: babyblue22
Week Two Prizes - April 20: lastnerve
Week Three Prizes - April…
Congratulations to our last four WINNERS:
babyblue22
lastnerve
blackroze37
Carol L.
YOU could be our next Winner! Check out the prizes coming up in the last five weeks of the contest:
Week Five Prizes: (May 11 to 17)
What A Scoundrel Want…
Congrats to last week's Winner: Babyblue22!
This week (April 20 to 26) we're giving away:
Twins for the Teacher
by Michele Dunaway (print)
A Knight of Passion
by Ingela F. Hyatt (ebook)
Down Home Ever Lovin’ Mule Blues
by Jacq…
Beginning April 13th to June 19th, you'll get to learn some interesting "secrets" about some of the brightest stars in the Romance Industry...
Plus ten chances to WIN---there are over 30 prizes!
Have you ever wandered what is Phoebe Conn's favorit…
Because there's always something to rag about...
I hate Microsoft.
I'm sure I've mentioned this before, but I think it's worth repeating.
I hate Microsoft.
Why, you ask? Well there are many, many, many reasons to hate Microsoft, IMHO, but today…
I like to see my books in print form too. ebooks might be something of the future when they read like a print book. I've heard they aren't quite up to that standard yet. I think you can't go wrong if you have your book in print book form and downloa…
But the good news is that romance sells well during economic downturns. So there you go!
P.S.: You have a very wise dad. :)
Recently, I read a very informative article: Electronic Readers: The Death Toll of Books or an Offering to Our Electronic-Addicted Society? (January 2009 RWR).
Now before I continue, I want to make it clear where I'm coming from. Though my novel, A…
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- About Me:
- I was born in Dunnottar Castle in Grampian, Scotland, high upon the cliffs over looking the turbulent North Sea. And I was betrothed to my true love at the tender age of twelve. I remember the first time I saw him, riding across the plains upon his white charger, his armour shining brilliantly in the noonday sun...I swear, I feared my heart would leap out of my breast for the love he did instill in me...
(Insert record scratch here.)
Okay, the truth of the matter is: reality sucks, and I’m a story teller and have been since the moment I could talk, according to my Dad. Whenever he caught me in a lie, I had no problem coming up with a dozen reasons why I painted the cat purple with green polk-a-dots, none of them true of course, but at least they were highly entertaining. It was at that time he knew I was destined for greatness... I would become a writer, a story teller who actually gets PAID to lie. What more could you possibly want in a career?
Writing has always been my passion, and it began in grade five when I was forced to either memorize a poem each day and recite it for the class, or write a poem and read it to the class. After reciting my first poem (The Cremation of Sam McGee) and hating it, I quickly discovered I had a talent for writing poetry and wrote about every topic under the sun, from fluffy white clouds to my big toe... *shudder* But it wasn’t long before I moved on to short stories, though I still had a habit of writing sappy love poetry which I wouldn’t touch now with a ten foot pole.
I was fourteen when I read my first romance novel, and suddenly a whole new world opened up before my eyes.But it wasn’t until the tragic death of my best friend, Carl, that I took a serious hand to writing, and completed my first fantasy novel at the age of 19. It would be a couple more years before I realized that romance was my true calling.
I LOVE history. To me there is nothing like knights in shining armour riding to the rescue of their beautiful, spirited damsels; of swashbuckling pirates stealing the women of their dreams; and devilishly handsome rogues fighting to the death for the lovely ladies who have unwittingly stolen their hardened hearts...
- Website:
- http://www.IngelaHyatt.com
- Published Novels
- A Knight of Passion
Samhain Publishing
Historical Romance (Explicit sex)
ISBN-10: 1599982765
ISBN-13: 9781599982762
5 Angels and Recommended Read!
“...absolutely worth reading. It has everything that makes a great historical novel; an intriguing plot, terrific characters, and the sense that you’ve been transported back in time... Ms. Hyatt’s writing style is excellent and ensures I will be reading anything with her name on it!”
~ Reviewed by Jaymi for Fallen Angel Reviews
- Favourite Books
- Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien
A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
Dune by Frank Herbert
Interview with a Vampire by Anne Rice
The Wolf and the Dove by Kathleen E. Woodiwiss
Lady Conquest by Teresa Medeiros
Devilish by Jo Beverley
A Deeper Hunger by Sabrina Kells
Bride of the Beast by Sue-Ellen Welfonder
The Last Arrow by Marsha Canham
Shadows and Lace by Teresa Medeiros
Seduced by Pamela Britton
An Affair Most Wicked by Julianne MacLean
Predestined by R. Garland Gray
Realm Immortal:King of the Unblessed
by Michelle M. Pillow
To Tame a Highland Warrior by Karen Marie Moning
Slightly Dangerous by Mary Balogh
Love Me Again by Wendy Burge
Darkfever by Karen Marie Moning
Bloodfever by Karen Marie Moning
Faefever by Karen Marie Moning
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Ask An Author - Final WINNER!
Congrats to our final Winner (Week #10): JK Maze.
I would like to congratulate ALL our Winners of the Ask an Author Interview & Contest:
Week One Prizes - April 13: babyblue22
Week Two Prizes - April 20: lastnerve
Week Three Prizes - April 27:… Continue
Posted on July 6, 2009 at 6:59pm —
Five Weeks Left to WIN Books!!!
Congratulations to our last four WINNERS:
babyblue22
lastnerve
blackroze37
Carol L.
YOU could be our next Winner! Check out the prizes coming up in the next five weeks of the contest:
Week Five Prizes: (May 11 to 17)
W… Continue
Posted on May 18, 2009 at 6:55am —
Ask an Author Week #2 Prizes!
Congrats to last week's Winner: Babyblue22!
This week (April 20 to 26) we're giving away:
Posted on April 21, 2009 at 6:30pm —
Ask An Author: Win Books, Meet 22 Authors!
Beginning April 13th to June 19th, you'll get to learn some interesting "secrets" about some of the brightest stars in the Romance Industry...
Plus ten chances to WIN---there are over 30 prizes!
Have you ever wandered what is Phoebe Conn's favorite "guilty" pleasure? Or if Michelle Beattie could travel back in time, what Era she'd visit? And what's the coolest thing that has ever happened to Nancy Haddock?
For the next ten weeks, you'll learn some funny and interes… Continue
Plus ten chances to WIN---there are over 30 prizes!
Have you ever wandered what is Phoebe Conn's favorite "guilty" pleasure? Or if Michelle Beattie could travel back in time, what Era she'd visit? And what's the coolest thing that has ever happened to Nancy Haddock?
For the next ten weeks, you'll learn some funny and interes… Continue
Posted on April 17, 2009 at 6:21pm —
On the Rag: Windows and Bit Rot
Because there's always something to rag about...
I hate Microsoft.
I'm sure I've mentioned this before, but I think it's worth repeating.
I hate Microsoft.
Why, you ask? Well there are many, many, many reasons to hate Microsoft, IMHO, but today I'm here to talk about Bit Rot. Bit Rot refers to “degradation of a software program over time.” (Wikipedia). Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on your point… Continue
I hate Microsoft.
I'm sure I've mentioned this before, but I think it's worth repeating.
I hate Microsoft.
Why, you ask? Well there are many, many, many reasons to hate Microsoft, IMHO, but today I'm here to talk about Bit Rot. Bit Rot refers to “degradation of a software program over time.” (Wikipedia). Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on your point… Continue
Posted on April 11, 2009 at 7:39am —
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 7:14pm on March 20, 2009,
Jacquie Rogers said…
- Greetings, Ingela!
- At 5:11am on March 17, 2009,
Rebecca J Vickery said… - HI Ingela,
Thanks for friending me and welcome to Historical Fiction. Happy St. Patrick's Day. Drop by my sites for a visit anytime. Rebecca
- At 9:53am on March 16, 2009,
Anne Whitfield said… - Welcome to the network, Ingela.
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