"One Last Look" is really moving now! Clare's life is going according to normal, which, for her, means half the state of Arizona seems to be trying to do her in. And she's not paranoid.

On October 18th, I'll be at the famous Poisoned Pen Book Store, along with several other authors. 7 pm. Be there, if you're in the neighborhood. Clare, cleverly disguised as Linda, mild-mannered writer from Cave Creek, Arizona.

Clare has an easier time maintaining a healthy weight than I do. Why is that, I wonder? She doesn't have a perfect body. She would like to lose ten to fifteen pounds, but she's fine the way she is. What does she do that's different? She eats regular food. No low-fat,...

Arizona has been getting slammed by rain storms. Over the weekend, I thought my sturdy tile roof might just blow off. The desert welcomes every drop.

The possibilities are endless. Does the Dog have a blog? In a fog about the blog? Flog the blog? Obviously, I'd better get back to the book!

It's 12:20 pm--just getting to the blog. I usually do this in the early morning. I'm hard at work on "One Last Look." "Starting Over" update: The self-absorbed, selfish boyfriend is NOT the father of Josie's baby. Halle-damn-lujah!

I'm a huge fan of "Dog, the Bounty Hunter." You've got to love a guy named Dog. I marked the season premiere of "Starting Over" on my calendar. Who IS the father of Josie's baby? In twenty minutes, I'll know. (Hey, I'm on my lunch hour.) I can hardly wait for the next...

While I am totally embroiled in the current Clare & Tony adventure, I admit to flirting with Sam O'Ballivan, the sexy hero of my next historical...he's an Arizona Ranger, posing as a small town schoolmaster, circa 1903. HQN will publish the book as "The Man From...

What would you most like to see in the third and final Clare & Tony book? You can make your wishes known by signing the guest book. Just remember--Clare doesn't take orders from me. She'll probably do whatever she damn well pleases. If you don't believe me, ask...

The first chapter of the third and final Clare and Tony book opens with a body bag being unzipped. And things just go downhill from there.

He's a composite. Benjamin Bratt comes close--but he's not muscular enough. "She liked imaginary men best."

I get asked that question all the time. The answer is, Angie Harmon.