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Meet the dynamic duo

Amanda Nelson

Before her senior year of high school, Amanda wouldn’t have considered herself a book lover, but that all changed when she was given the assignment to read Wuthering Heights for English class. That day, Amanda learned several things about herself, one, that she loved reading, two, that books were magical, and three, that she was a hopeless romantic.

While Amanda went on to receive a degree in mathematics from Arizona State University, get married and have four kids, her love of reading grew and expanded. Thanks to several community book clubs, Amanda was introduced to a wide variety of books, from biographies to fantasy fiction, middle grade through adult. And although she read and loved many books during that time, nothing called to her like a good romance novel.

In fact, it was because of a great romance series that Amanda met her best friend Lisa-Marie Potter. Sharing their love for books and fantastical fictional worlds, it was Lisa-Marie who suggested that the two of them would make a good writing team and the dream began. Together they have and are continuing to create fictional romance stories that they are excited to share with the world.


Lisa-Marie Potter

I don’t know if you would call Lisa-Marie a hopeless romantic or completely crazy, but considering she has been in an imaginary relationship with Jon Bon Jovi since her high school days, I think it’s fair to say that she has quite the imagination! Add to that, if you will, a few side flings with the likes of Edward Cullen, Cole St Clair, Mr. Darcy and Heathcliff, and you have the makings of a fictional romance writer.

Born and raised in Nottingham, England, a town famous for Robin Hood, this fair maiden relocated across the world to the fiery Furness, also known as Arizona where she met her match.. Despite having the last name of potter, A brave non wizard (unfortunately) turned fantasy into reality offering Lisa Marie a magical life here in the states with three incredible children, and two of the cutest grandchildren ever born.

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Showing posts with label Murder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Murder. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 6, 2022

14 Ways To Die by Vincent Ralph 


Jess, lost her mother to the Magpie Man when she was just seven years old. Her mother was the first victim of the notorious serial killer, who, at this point, had killed thirteen women and was still at large. 
As a high school student with the opportunity to be on a YouTube reality show, Jess decides to use the forum as a way to catch her mothers killer once and for all. That is, if the Magpie Man doesn't choose to make her his next victim first.

Read and Reviewed by L.M. Potter



Tuesday, May 24, 2022

 The Serial Killer's Wife By Alice Hunter



Beth has been married to Tom for six years when he is brought in for questioning by the police. Beth is left to navigate the gossip and backlash that comes from having a husband accused of murder.

The Serial Killer’s Wife is a well thought out book that deals with the issues that result from even so much as an accusation of murder – The other kids at school – the neighbors that can’t believe that 'you didn’t know', as well as the doubts and fears of a woman that doesn’t really know the man she’s been sharing her bed with.

With great twists and turns, this book will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Read and reviewed by L.M. Potter

Tuesday, March 30, 2021

One in Three by Tess Stimson



When Caz and Louise are found standing over Andrew's dead body, the police work to piece together which one of them is guilty, the wife or the ex-wife.

Louise was the "other woman," Caz is the woman scorned, and although Andrew may appear to have chosen one over the other, he can't seem to leave the past where it belongs.

This soon becomes too much for the women, who begin infiltrating each other's lives to seek revenge. 

But as Louise and Caz try to destroy each other, they discover Andrew isn't the man they thought he was. And the further down the rabbit hole they get, they more they realize that he has to be stopped - at all costs.

One in three was a thoroughly enjoyable read, full of surprises and raw emotion.

Read & Reviewed by L.M. Potter