They say not to judge a book by its cover but I need you to do just that. If you liked the cover of my book, Let Me Show You, please vote for it for the Cover of the Month contest on AllAuthor.com! I’m getting closer to clinch the "Cover of the Month" contest on AllAuthor! [...]
5 Things About Callen Blackheath
Thicker Than Water by Becca Seymour He’s a bit of a gobshite. He struggles to keep his sarcasm under lock and key and when he’s found someone who he can bounce his wit off, he finds himself in his element.Up until he meets Thatch, he doesn’t believe he’s built for relationships. He had a pretty [...]
I Will Not Hyperventilate!
My promise to not hyperventilate may be broken in 3... 2... 1... because seriously, I've done something which I think is pretty damn awesome, but I'm legit freaking out a little about. I've organised a preorder for a March release.Obviously, this requires a "yay!" response, but while it has a contemporary edge and the same [...]
Why Fists Don’t Fly
I've Got You by Becca seymour I’ve Got You is low-angst contemporary romance. I need to get that statement out there. While I love reading and writing angsty and drama-fueled scenes, you won’t find that in the pages of this story. The concept of “real” or “realistic” romance was very much the motivation behind I’ve [...]
Why Davis?
As soon as I introduced Davis in Let Me Show You, I knew he needed a story of his own. His voice was so distinctive, his personality so visceral that honestly, I couldn’t NOT have written his HEA. What I also knew was that, as a single dad, which was previously established, he deserved someone [...]
Changing Faces
(Includes Let Me Show You spoilers) “Well, you did it. You made me like Scott after wishing him bodily harm while reading Let Me Show You. I was really curious about how this book would play out for me. I had instantly fallen in love with Carter, and when Scott pulled all that sh*t, I [...]
Meet-Cute Love!
Let Me Show You started from an idea of a meet-cute, one that immediately had me grinning. There’s nothing I love more as a reader and a writer than that first point of contact. I love the possibility it offers, adore how one pivotal moment can set the tone and the course for the romantic [...]
