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Valentine’s month blogfest!

Valentine’s month blogfest!

Hi ya’ll, Just a reminder that a bunch of Red Sage authors are having a month-long February blogfest to celebrate Valentine’s Day. And reading the blog posts, I can tell...
Archangel’s Kiss is nearly here!

Archangel’s Kiss is nearly here!

I love New Zealand to bits and beyond but sometimes I wish wish WISH we were on U.S. time. Like now. When my friend Nalini Singh has a new release due. In this case it’s Archangel’s...
Red Sage Revealed Valentine’s Month contest!

Red Sage Revealed Valentine’s Month contest!

Hi all, Just wanted to let you know about a really fantastic contest we’re running to celebrate the launch of Red Sage Publishing’s gorgeous new website and the new look Red Sage...
A sneak preview of LET SLEEPING DEMONS LIE

A sneak preview of LET SLEEPING DEMONS LIE

Just got the final proof of my second Demons novella, Let Sleeping Demons Lie, back from the Red Sage team. Yay! It’s soooo purty! And so darn cool to be able to load it onto...
Red Sage secrets revealed!

Red Sage secrets revealed!

Red Sage Publishing has today launched its new-look website, and it’s stunning! Sexy new banner, sliding scroll of book covers, easy navigation, author pages…. This baby’s...
Even Demons Get Joyfully Reviewed

Even Demons Get Joyfully Reviewed

Checked my emails this morning before I raced out the door — as you do. And there’s a note from Theresa, MD of Red Sage Publishing, with a link to a review for Even Demons...
Let Sleeping Demons Lie – update

Let Sleeping Demons Lie – update

Just got the page proofs through for my second Demons novella, Let Sleeping Demons Lie. Looking goooood! It’s scheduled for a May 2010 release — YEEHA! Doing a happy dance… M
US Readers take a shine to Natalie!

US Readers take a shine to Natalie!

One of our RWNZ members, the lovely Natalie Anderson, has just been interviewed by the Timaru Herald (her local newspaper). That in itself isn’t unusual; journalists often like...