by Jami Deise | Oct 23, 2017 | Uncategorized
My book HOUSE DIVIDED is about a married couple who happen to be Democrat and Republican. They have a happy life with good jobs and two well-adjusted kids, until she loses her job and he becomes a TV star. Then the see-saw that is their marriage goes out of balance,...
by Jami Deise | Oct 2, 2017 | Uncategorized
I penned this essay for the Modern Love column in the New York Times, which is more difficult to get into than Harvard. I didn’t get into Harvard and I’m not getting into the New York Times, either! So I’m posting it here in the hopes that someone...
by Jami Deise | Sep 5, 2017 | Uncategorized
My friend and one of my favorite writers, USA Today bestselling author Caroline Fardig, has done it again! Please join me in congratulating Caroline on the publication of the first book in her new Ellie Matthews series, Bitter Past!! Three years ago, criminalist Ellie...
by Jami Deise | Aug 30, 2017 | Uncategorized
Glad to be the last stop on this hop! When Deb suggested a “bring back that lovin’ feeling” blog hop to follow up on her “you’ve lost that lovin’ feeling” series, her timing was uncanny—and not just because as a resident of a town with a median age of 70, I hear that...
by Jami Deise | Jul 24, 2017 | Uncategorized
Nearly two weeks later, several thousand dollars lighter, several pounds heavier, I’m back from the Southampton Writers Conference. I had planned this to be a one-time thing, a treat to celebrate my upcoming 50th birthday, but it was so wonderful I might have to do it...
Jami Deise writes humorous women’s fiction and mysteries. Being a baseball mom for 15 years led to her first novel, KEEPING SCORE (2013), about crazy travel ball parents. Her second novel, THE TIES THAT BLEED, is about a vampire assassin for the FBI, although she personally has little experience slaying vampires. Her forthcoming book, HOUSE DIVIDED, is due out 11/08/2017, the first anniversary of the 2016 Presidential elections. When she’s not writing, Jami sells houses for Century 21 in St. Petersburg, Florida. She’s represented by Rachel Beck at Holloway Literary.