by Traci McDonald | May 5, 2018 | For Authors, Uncategorized
Love, Romance and the concept in general comes in so many formats. Falling-in-love! Eternal Love! Undying love and devotion and many, many others. Finding what is ‘the big idea’ behind the concept of love is as multifaceted as the emotion itself. I first... 
by Traci McDonald | Dec 27, 2017 | Featured, Uncategorized
Among my many friends who love romance, especially clean romance, I also have a group of dear friends who all share in my ‘blind’ world…because they are all blind as well. We belong to writers groups (Behind Our Eyes) and book clubs, too. Now you’d think a whole group... 
by Traci McDonald | Dec 22, 2017 | Featured, Uncategorized
I’m not just a writer of non-explicit romance, but I’m an avid reader as well! I’ve been reading since I was 4 years old when my parents, who were both teachers, introduced me to writing and reading. Since then…I read everything I can get my hands on. Maybe because... by Traci McDonald | Jan 27, 2016 | Uncategorized
Writing, for me, has always been therapeutic. Its like having a long conversation with my best friend without that friend getting bored or tired of my problems. When my father died, I wrote reams of poetry and essays to work my way through the pain. When i was smitten... by Traci McDonald | Jan 13, 2016 | Uncategorized
The story begins with a tragic illness. The afflicted weakens, assures everyone she’ll be fine and then lapses into a coma. Doctors are brought in, medicine, surgery and blood transfusions are administered until finally are character hangs in a state of... by Traci McDonald | Nov 11, 2015 | Uncategorized
When I do book reviews for picture books, it is often a fun and wonderful excursion into a new world with one of my kids or one of the neighbor kids. This was no more true than it was with Ten Zany Birds, by Sherry Ellis. Simplistic in its telling it is, as it says,...
A dream is a fragile thing. It is a wisp of smoke that appears as real as flesh when you’re just a child. Mine began that way. A song, a story, poetry… Then I went blind. Yes, physically blind at the age of 23. Wouldn’t you know it, without ‘seeing’ reality, the smoke became what was real.
Today, my world is dreams, fantasy and fiction. A much more beautiful place to live. I’m the author of Killing Casanova, Burning Bridger, and the forthcoming Soul of Stone (April 2018), all in the non-explicit romantic suspense genre. My novels are about the healing true love brings to any life shattered by trauma if you believe in the power of Love! I live in a cozy town north of Las Vegas NV with the loves of my life, my husband and three sons. Finding peace and joy with my boys inspires, drives and comforts me, making it possible to live the dream.
