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Wild Women And The Blues: The Cover Designers!

by Denny S. Bryce | 12/30/2020 | FEATURED ARTICLES | 0 Comments

There are three months (and a day:) until the release (March 30) of my debut novel, Wild Women and the Blues. I am so excited for readers to get know Honoree Dalcour, Sawyer Hayes, Ezekiel Bailey, and Bessie Palmer, I can hardly wait (seriously:). It is a story and...

GOODREADS GIVEAWAY FOR WILD WOMEN AND THE BLUES BEGINS 12.29.20

by Denny S. Bryce | 12/21/2020 | FEATURED ARTICLES | 0 Comments

Kensington Books will giveaway 100 (correction) copies of Wild Women and the Blues beginning December 29 through January 18. Check Goodreads for details!

SNEAK PEEK – FIRST 30 PAGES OF WILD WOMEN AND THE BLUES/FREE!!!!!

by Denny S. Bryce | 11/20/2020 | FEATURED ARTICLES | 0 Comments

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! The FIRST 30 PAGES (ONLY) of Wild Women and the Blues is available now for FREE! Visit the following ebook retailers!

Six Sentence Sunday (Week 70) Says Goodbye!

by Denny S. Bryce | Jan 27, 2013 | Denny's eye candy, eye candy, six sentence sunday, six sentences

Yes, the rumors are true. The gang over at Six Sentence Sunday are hanging up their shingles (cliche alert!). It's been a blast, and I'm sure many folks will continue to use the hashtag, etc., but the official website to find all of the goodness will be no more! But...

Six Sentence Sunday and Denny’s Eye Candy – Week 69

by Denny S. Bryce | Jan 20, 2013 | Denny's eye candy, six sentence sunday, six sentences

Another photo of the British actor, model, who is the inspiration for one of my secondary characters in VLC…mymymy…

Six Sentence Sunday and Denny’s Eye Candy – Week 68

by Denny S. Bryce | Jan 6, 2013 | Denny's eye candy, six sentence sunday, writing

Once upon a time…

Six Sentence Sunday and Denny’s Eye Candy – Week 67

by Denny S. Bryce | Dec 30, 2012 | Denny's eye candy, six sentence sunday, six sentences, writing

An eye candy repost in honor of the last episode of Leverage on TNT. Aldis Hodge as Hardison. Didn’t love this season because they ignored the Hardison/Parker romance, but I’ll get over it:)

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