Steph's Books
~2008 releases~
Beyond His Control
Harlequin Blaze
March 2008
"Beyond His Control, by Stephanie Tyler, is wonderful. The tension and love between Ava and Justin is perfectly depicted, and the almost nonstop adventure makes the story heart-stoppingly exciting.
—Page Traynor, Romantic Times Magazine, 4.5 Stars
Unleashing The Storm
(Sydney Croft)
Bantam Dell
March 2008
"This erotic romance [Unleashing The Storm]delves deep into the paranormal world of ghosts and humans with special abilities...Each page is filled with attitude, danger and sex that heats up fast and goes well beyond the norm…
—Jennifer Madsen, Romantic Times, 4 Stars
Night Vision
Hot Nights, Dark Desires -
Anthology Novella
Bantam Dell
May 20, 2008
"Night Vision is an excellent read. Stephanie Tyler does an exceptional job in penning likeable characters that I simply fell in love with."
—Cherokee, Coffee Time Romance
Shadow Play
Hot Nights, Dark Desires -
Anthology Novella
(Sydney Croft)
Bantam Dell
May 20, 2008
"SHADOW PLAY is a fascinating paranormal romance that is as inspiring as it is sexy."
—Jennifer A. Ray, Wild On Books
Seduced By The Storm
Bantam Dell
August 2008
"Ms Croft pens a tale where she manages to combine action along with sizzling hot passion. You will not be disappointed in this book."
– Night Owl Romance Reviews, TOP PICK!
~2009 releases~
Taming The Fire
Sydney Croft
Bantam Dell
May 2009
Hard To Hold
Bantam Dell
2009
Too Hot To Hold
Bantam Dell
2009
Hold On Tight
Bantam Dell
2009
~2007 Releases~
Coming Undone
Harlequin Blaze
April 2007
"[Tyler's] straight forward, dead-on writing style invites us to get hot and happy and bowled over by love right along with Carly and Hunt. Which makes being there when they do come undone one of the best things about the novel — next to just how great a romance it is."
-Michelle Buonofiglio, Romance: Buy The Book
Risking It All
Harlequin Blaze
June 2007
"With smooth writing and a fast pace, RISKING IT ALL pushes all the right buttons. From the detailed characterization, realistic dialogue, and passionate romance to the heartwarming conclusion, romance fans are going to love RISKING IT ALL."
-Terrie Figueroa, Romance Reviews Today
Riding The Storm
( Sydney Croft)
Bantam Dell
September 2007
“Fans of JR Ward have a brand new writer to add to their auto-buy list – Sydney Croft. Exhilarating, erotic and engrossing, paranormal romance readers will not want to miss this sizzling debut!"
_Julie Bonello, SingleTitles.com
Contributor
The Write Ingredients
Samhain Publishing
June 2007
WIP 2007
"Everyone has talent. What is rare is the courage to follow the talent to the dark place where it leads."
– Erica Jong
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“On a similar note, while you're free to think whatever you like about my life and death, if you think I wasted my life, I'll tell you you're wrong. We're all going to die of something. I died doing a job I loved. When your time comes, I hope you are as fortunate as I was.”
-Andrew Olmsted, US Solider, killed in Iraq on January 3rd, 2008 – words from his final blog, written to be put up in the event of his death. (www.andrewolmsted.com
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“Do you want me to tell you something really subversive? Love is everything it’s cracked up to be. That’s why people are so cynical about it. It really is worth fighting for, being brave for, risking everything for. And the trouble is, if you don’t risk everything, you risk even more.”
– Erica Jong
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Archive for March, 2005
Thursday, March 31st, 2005
I’m learning from Jaq, so blame her.
I wasted an hour here this morning. I learned that I use the words ‘it’ (I know, Katie, I know) and the word ‘that’ too much.
Thatthatthatthatthat
I like that word.
The other thing I rediscovered is that my senses need work, thanks to this link via Holly Lisle. […]
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Wednesday, March 30th, 2005
“So it’s like a promotion?”
“Exactly. Here’s the reasoning I wrote for you: …another former-SEAL who most people in the military swore really didn’t exist, had grown tired of the policies and procedures and wanted a lighter yoke around his neck.”
Jake shrugged. “That’s not bad. What else is involved?”
“Lots of covert action. […]
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Tuesday, March 29th, 2005
My first year or so teaching, I remember clearly sitting the teacher’s lounge talking with ‘veteran’ teachers. There was a great mix of age range and experience at my school — it was a very bonded staff, one that worked and partied hard. They were fun and they shared an awful lot of […]
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Tuesday, March 22nd, 2005
Dear Stephanie –
It’s me, your internal editor. I know I’m not supposed to be popping in now, when you’re in the middle of your first draft, writing along happily, and I know you don’t want to hear me. I, however, must inform you here and now that I am on to you.
How you […]
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Monday, March 21st, 2005
The husband and I went kitchen shopping this weekend, and I’m officially scared of the whole project. At first, it looked like we weren’t going to be able to get a contractor until the fall. Suddenly, spring seems like a real possibility. *gulp*
The funniest moment of our shopping trip came when we were […]
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Saturday, March 19th, 2005
I need to know how you feel about contrivances. Publishers always talk about it as the whole, romance has to grow organically, thing, but a lot of what I see with H/H’s first meetings are contrived.
I mean, people have met in coffee shops, on blind dates, bumped into each other on street corners, at […]
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Friday, March 18th, 2005
Still moving right along with the WIP at a pace of about 4,500K per day — I’ve hit the hundred page mark so I’m stoked. Until my moment of panic last night.
See, I’ve been reading all the blog-talk about heroines and romance writers not reading much romance,etc. Personally, I understand where everyone was […]
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Wednesday, March 16th, 2005
Horoscope for Aries: You’ve never been known for being especially quiet, shy or retiring — but now? Well, at this moment in time, you’ll be more spontaneous and unpredictable than ever. Does this mean you’ll set a new record for surprising the masses? Maybe.
Hey masses, get ready to rock. Although, according to this […]
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Tuesday, March 15th, 2005
I’ve managed to write 52 pages over the last three days plus a skeleton synopsis and a query letter. I’ve only been able to do this because it’s the start of a book I’m not supposed to be working on. I’m supposed to be finishing FB up, but I’m stuck. I let […]
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Saturday, March 12th, 2005
I’d missed The Apprentice last week, which is a good thing because apparently they dressed up as clowns and I hate clowns. (and butterflies and wind chimes too) Come on, clowns were scary even before Stephen King’s It.
Anyway, thanks to this week’s Apprentice, I learned a new term — MILF — Mother […]
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Friday, March 11th, 2005
Up early to do something that’s going to be a pain in the ass. Nothing earth-shatteringingly (did I just make up that word?) problematic, just annoying. There should be a rule that if you don’t want to do something badly enough, you don’t have to. Except that rule wouldn’t really work for […]
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Wednesday, March 9th, 2005
Okay — before I forget — go head over to Sasha’s Blog Party. It’s her site’s one-year anniversary and she’s having a giveaway every hour from 2 — 9 EST.
I am not missing the fun today. I missed the WriteMinded Scavenger hunt (waving to anyone who stopped by from there to find out […]
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Tuesday, March 8th, 2005
Well, it’s blizzard-ish here again. Windy and cold and snowy and I’m so done with winter. If it was a nice, fluffy light snow, that would be one thing, but does the wind really need to whip so much?
I’m knee-deep in a new project while finishing up revisions on the old […]
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Sunday, March 6th, 2005
Wow, this weekend flew by. I’ve been trying to wrap my head around a few different projects and I just threw myself into my bunker (aka the office) and just tried to get a handle on things I need to clean up.
I’m so stoked about Larissa’s revision letter, and all I can say to […]
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Friday, March 4th, 2005
We’re home, safe and sound! The three year old did really well, so thank you all for the prayers and thoughts. Now I’m just hoping to ward off all the evil cold/flu germs the hospital was teeming with.
Now — I must get back to blog-hopping. Not being able to do […]
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