ALESIA HOLLIDAY'S NEW HOME!

Hi all! It was costing me a fortune to park a bloated website filled with not-so-recent books in cyberspace, so until the release schedule for Alesia Holliday comedies is back in the pipeline, you'll be able to find me here.

CONTACT INFO:

Email: alesiaholliday@gmail.com
Mailing address: PO Box 600024, Jacksonville, FL 32260

RIGHTS INFORMATION:

Lori Antonson
Foreign Rights Director
The Axelrod Agency
55 Main Street, PO Box 357
Chatham, NY 12037 USA
(518) 392-2100 - phone
(518) 392-2944 - fax
lori@axelrodagency.com

And please be sure to check out my new personality at AlyssaDay.com. Thanks!

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Blog hiatus

I'm suddenly on a moved-up deadline and will be going no-post on this blog. You can catch up to me at my Warriors of Poseidon blog or over at Literary chicks. happy March and April!
Alesia

National Bestseller!!!

Wow! I just heard that ATLANTIS RISING hit the Bookscan bestseller list for the week ending March 4th, before it was even officially released!! Woohoo!! Thank you to every single person who bought a copy!
Alyssa, happy dancing!

It's RELEASE DAY!!!

ATLANTIS RISING is the featured March romance novel for the Borders/Waldenbooks group!! They say:

For her first paranormal romance—and the first in a series—Alyssa Day (aka Alesia Holliday) plumbs the depths of the sea and her fertile imagination to create the lost world of Atlantis, where powerful, profoundly sexy warriors have taken an oath to protect humankind should its end be near. Conlan, the High Prince of Atlantis, has been sent above to retrieve Poseidon's trident. He surfaces on an Earth populated with vampires, witches, and shapeshifters: some fighting to save mankind, some plotting its destruction. As a Warrior of Poseidon, he is forbidden to desire a human, but when he meets a woman with an uncanny psychic connection to him, his desire is strong enough to break any rule.

In stores now!! Woo hoo, happy release day!
hugs,
Alesia/Alyssa

Day 2 of 14 days of December

Yesterday was exploration - what works? what doesn't? what should I keep, but maybe rearrange? Today is back into the work. The trick with a funny mystery is to walk the fine line of balance between the serious main plot and the humorous secondary plots. I ask myself on every page: is this advancing the plot or deepening character? Or, in the best cases, doing both? When the answer is no, the scene has got to be cut, no matter how clever or witty I think the dialogue is. Story is all, and readers deserve the best.

Oh, if you're interested in reading an interview with me, go here. See you tomorrow!

The 14 days of December - in February

Okay, I'm taking a page from the lovely Jenny Crusie and her very funny blog and starting the 14 days of December. That's December Vaughn, star of my funny, romantic, suddenly a bit paranormal mystery series. Because I have to finish her next book, BLONDE JUSTICE, before my lovely editor comes hunting me with her pitchfork.

So here's the issue. I have a wonderful new character, and he's trying to take over the book. Looking at it, I may have let him, a little. So I need to cut him down to size. Is it my fault that I'm having more fun writing a psychic astrologer who looks and sounds a lot like Alan Rickman than I am writing a lawyer? I know, I know. Discipline. Back to the ripping and rending.

New cover art!!

for December's next book, coming out in August