Author Archives: Daisy Harris

Hi readers! Since Four Foxes One Hound began, I’ve been your Monday fox. However, life has gotten the better of me and due to competing commitments, I have to leave this lovely fox-ness. I’ve had a great time here, made … Continue reading →

Point of view shifts: the bane of the new writers existence. I’m not proud to admit it, but in the first draft of my first book (Mere Temptation) I switched POV every few paragraphs. Yes, it was that bad. My … Continue reading →

This week on Four Foxes, we’re exploring the topic of relationships in films- the ones that inspired our own characters. Well, my favorite film couple of all time was Han Solo and Princess Leia. Now, Han and Leia weren’t the … Continue reading →

We’ve all seen it- that jarring scene of exposition where the character describes (for the audience’s benefit) what he or she looks like. The description throws us out of the scene because in real life, people don’t hang around thinking … Continue reading →

…people with children. Busy with children and things that they do, There’s a lot of things A lot of mommies can do. from Free to Be You and Me Yep, I was one of those kids: a child of the … Continue reading →

Ah- transitioning an idea into a an actual book. Funny topic! It’s funny, because people who plan to write a book “someday” often think that once you have an idea it automatically blossoms into full-length novel. Ha! I use a … Continue reading →

From ages 9 to 16, I lived in a neighborhood that was primarily Jewish, so Passover has special meaning to me- but it’s not what you would expect. Passover made me feel left out. I watched my friends’ families stock … Continue reading →

I’m blogging today from Romance Times Booklovers’ Convention in Los Angeles, so even more than normal I have smut on my mind. Yeah, yeah- I know romance is about love and smooshy gooshy feelings, but…well, not the kind of romance … Continue reading →

Wow- this is a toughie! There are so many female archetypes, some not terribly flattering. So I will refer here to the master of heroines, the man who kicked feminism’s butt, and challenged every pre-conception of both a “good girl” … Continue reading →

This is a timely question for me as tomorrow my Mere Passion hero, Kai, is up against Kerri Nelson‘s hockey player in Camryn Rhys’ CSAR contest. Kai was probably the most heroic hero I’ve written to date. I tend towards … Continue reading →