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 the 'Writing Process' Category
Sunday, October 16th, 2005
I’m over at Romancing The Blog today, talking about getting more efficient with writing. I’m really trying to be more productive, not just for this time of year which is when I usually produce more in four months than the year combined (go figure) but to keep that momentum going. It might involve keeping […]
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Monday, October 10th, 2005
So yesterday went like this:
Me: Yay! Only 10K to go. 40 pages is SO within my reach…
New Story: I’m in that glorious, everything is working so perfectly, stage. Why muddle through the rest of BOL when you could be over here, having fun? Dancing. Meeting your new characters. […]
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Tuesday, October 4th, 2005
First of all, I just need to announce that I am on page 303 in the current WIP!! I’m now in the home stretch and yanking the rest of the plot along with me.
Middles? We don’t need no more stinkin’ middles…
But we do need horoscopes.
Astrology for Writers, Editors and Filmmakers
ARIES: the […]
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Friday, September 23rd, 2005
First, a HUGE thank you to everyone who participated in Larissa’s auction, whether by donating, bidding, buying and / or helping to spread the word. It was a huge success and we couldn’t have done it without the online community’s support. Larissa’s safely at her moms, dealing with insurance issues and trying to […]
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Tuesday, September 20th, 2005
I’m not talking about the last hundred pages. I wish I was. But no, I’m talking about a completely different animal here.
Does any writer out there have an easy time writing from page 200 to page 300 in their books? (I’m talking ST’s - for Category, this stage would hit you at about […]
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Monday, September 19th, 2005
I caught up on my revisions today - I was a few days behind and I really want to stay on track for finishing them by September 30th. And then I’ll have to go through for another swipe, mainly to flesh out scenes where I wrote things like, this needs dialogue, or expand sex […]
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Saturday, September 17th, 2005
I’m finally settling in to write today. Well, tonight. *crosses fingers*
This morning, I went to visit my house. It’s very dusty but the addition is all framed in and the walls are down. I’ve got to say, it’s going to be a very cool space. When there are, like, real walls […]
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Monday, September 12th, 2005
First things first -
1. I posted a quick message for Larissa in her blog.
2. Day 1 Auction is still running
3. Day 2 items will be live tonight at 8 PST. I’ll post the link here and at RomAid as soon as they go live.
4. Day 3 items will go live on Wednesday (9/14) at […]
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Saturday, September 10th, 2005
You can read why Emma declared it such here. And Alison could probably use some hugs, since she’s the one whose hard drive crashed, and she lost just about everything except her WIP that’s currently on deadline.
It’s easy to get complacent. I do, because I have 2 computers networked, so I save my […]
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Thursday, September 8th, 2005
*Larissa Ione’s Hurricane Relief Fundraiser.
(Check back for details about the Auction’s launch date - anticipated for tonight at 8pm EST)
*Other ways to help Larissa and family.
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It’s been hectic this week, but in a good way because at least I’m able to do something to help, rather than just stare at the news and feel […]
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Friday, August 26th, 2005
Pages written between yesterday and today: 22
The conversation that takes place at least once a day between me and my mother:
Mother: Do you want a smoothie?
Steph: No thanks.
M: I’m making them. You don’t want one?
S: Nope.
M: Blueberry smoothie?
S: No.
M: Banana smoothie?
S: No.
M: Blueberry banana smoothie.
S: No.
M: But it’s a smoothie.
S: Don’t want one.
M: So […]
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Thursday, August 18th, 2005
PBW writes:
I recently gave an interview during which I was asked “Has writing changed who you are or how you see the world?”, and I answered Writing has allowed me to cope with who I am and the world around me. That’s still true. No matter how drastically your life and the world changes, the […]
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Tuesday, August 16th, 2005
Authors Let Bidders Name Characters:
Next month, Stephen King, Amy Tan, Lemony Snicket, Nora Roberts, Michael Chabon and 11 other best-selling writers will auction the right to name characters in their new novels. The profits will go to the First Amendment Project, whose lawyers have repeatedly gone to court to protect the free speech rights of […]
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Monday, August 15th, 2005
Spent most of the day nursing the migraine and on the phone with Dell, trying to figure out why I can’t download songs from musicmatch jukebox. Something about play rights and corrupt software and wiping out the operating system and will someone please smack me if I ever talk about buying another Dell computer […]
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Saturday, July 23rd, 2005
Okay - I’m almost at 60K. I wrote thirty-one pages today. I needed that, because I’m so close to the end, even though I’d already written the actual end a long time ago. It’s the middle and those damned secondary characters that threw me off.
I think we might understand […]
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Sunday, July 17th, 2005
I got up earlier than the husband and the three year old by about two hours. I always forget how nice it is when everything else is so quiet. It almost makes me want to get up that early every day. Almost. But I’m going to have to seriously consider it, […]
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Saturday, July 16th, 2005
What’s everyone doing today? HELLO! You out there? Anyone writing? Yes?
I guess this is the part where I confess I haven’t started. Yet. But the afternoon is young and blogamp is fired up and ready to go. And Word is open too.
As for the other day’s decision making […]
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Saturday, July 9th, 2005
Open up BlogAmp to transfer in new songs. Play new songs. Get distracted by new songs.
Set MinTimer for thirty minutes.
Open Word doc.
Immediately check MinTimer again. Twenty-nine minutes left.
Google lyrics for STP’s Plush for no important reason other than I’m very into that song today. That’s what happens when it’s the song […]
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Tuesday, July 5th, 2005
Otherwise known as internal conflict. First, my characters were being way too nice to one another. All kissy-huggy sweet. Bleech. Especially because it was the halfway point. Far too early for that much niceness.
And then they were sniping at one another. I don’t like sniping. Fighting, yes, but […]
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Wednesday, June 29th, 2005
PBW’s talking about time management via limiting internet time. Never mind that I choked at the part where she said she unplugged from the internet for a year. *whimpers*
And in her comments, Zornhau mentions an article by Jennifer Crusie (if I admit now that I’ve never read any of her books, will you all […]
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