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Sunday, 8 December 2019
Rainbow Awards Winner - Best Transgender Romance 2018-2019
I am more honored and happy than I can possibly express in words that both A Muse to Live For and Spice & Vanilla were voted Best Transgender Romance(s) of 2018-2019 at the Rainbow Awards.
I could never have dreamed of such a wonderful tie! Both these stories mean so much to me, especially Muse, and they happen to be subtly interconnected, so it's lovely to see them making their way in the world together!
Story-telling is a lonely occupation as a rule, but publishing a book is not, and in this occasion I'd like to mention and thank all the people who made this Award possible for me.
First of all, Sandra Bunino and Lynn Burke, who sponsored my Rainbow Awards entries at a time when I was fantastically broke.
Christine Klocek-Lim, the acquisition editor who decided these crazy, bittersweet, convoluted, obsessive stories were worth publishing.
Evernight Publishing, who gave a home to my books again and again.
Jay Aheer for the lovely cover art on all my recent releases.
My editor, Karyn White, who tirelessly fights with me over every story and somehow manages to make my more introverted characters talk, so that readers can get to know what's going on in their heads, something I tend to neglect!
All the friends and readers who took the time to comment and encourage me, and give me confidence in my writing, especially (in random order) Jessie Pinkham, Christine Potter, Katerina Ross, Sally Bend, Lea Bronsen and K. T. Vaughn.
And all the wonderful men and women who have inspired my stories and helped my characters come to life, in particular Tim Boyle, Paul Boche, Henry Ian Cusick, and my true muse and much missed friend, Danila Kovalev, without whose contribution A Muse to Live For would never have come to life.
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A Muse to Live For,
Evernight Publishing,
Rainbow Awards,
Spice & Vanilla,
transgender romance
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So very well deserved, hon - and hopefully only the first of many more to come! :)
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