Knit Witchery Series
Put a little magic in your life.
I’m Jill Jaynes, come with me and lose yourself in stories of romance with a touch of magic. Anything can happen there—because true love is the most powerful magic of all.
I also blog over at Writing something romantic
#LARP and the Single Swordfighter
So, I’d decided to use a Live Action Role Play (LARP) event as a central part of the plot for my romance novella, Knightless in Seattle. I had an idea, but I wanted to get it right and not make anyone want to throw my book against the wall because I hadn’t bothered to get
Guys with Swords-Sign Me Up
When I started writing Knightless in Seattle, I wanted my character to meet a Knight in Shining Armor in present-day Seattle. I didn’t have far to look for how that could actually happen. I have a daughter who regularly participates in LARP- Live Action Role Play (more about that in future posts). Among the people
Who are these Romance Writers You Speak of?
Who are these Romance Writers you speak of? I think that there is a cultural stereotype of romance writers. I am going to take a politically incorrect stab at it, and say it goes something like this: The average romance writer is a lonely woman, probably not terribly young or attractive or even particularly intelligent
About The Author
Jill Jaynes began her love affair with romance when she was a teenager growing up in Southern California, spending many a late-night under the covers with a flashlight and good romance novel.
This early addiction stuck, and she discovered one day that telling great stories was even more fun than reading them. Today she writes stories with happy endings her own way- with a dash of magic that means anything can happen.
When she’s not writing, you can find her (still in Southern California) occupied with one of the following activities: a) wine-tasting, hiking or otherwise hanging out with her hot husband, b) walking her two high-maintenance dogs, c) plotting her next story with her writer-daughter or d) working at her day job in her spare time.
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