I'm an author known by various pen names, writing in several sub genres of romance and various fiction as Gayle Eden, Eve Asbury and B.D. Dillon. I have been writing for what seems like forever, but published online with various e-publishers since 2004. For older interviews, see Romance at Heart Magazine, and also Love Romances Eve Asbury Interview. For my latest interview, visit Alinar Publishing Gayle Eden Interview. I plead the fifth on any and all exaggerations.

Want to find me at other places on the web? Go here: Gayle Eden/Eve Asbury/BD Dillon Myspace.

If you don't find the book reviews listed on this site helpful on Eve/Gayle books, or the reviews at Alinar Publishing and my other publishers’ websites, most are archived on all the e-review sites. Also check Fallen Angel Romance's Recommended Read listings. Archived reviews will likely be listed under the old publisher with that cover, but you will find some here: Air Castle Books Wetpaint Reviews Page. The new editions/reissues of these books are available at my sitestore, Air Castle Books, with any links to Kindle or paperback.

If you have any questions about my writing, the books, the new editions, my process, or anything else, feel free to use the contact page or the FAQ on this site, which has a comment box. I also welcome comments through my blog. I'll answer just about anything.

My old Critique Partners, I proudly pimp, because they are great authors, wonderful human beings: Vanessa Jaye, Amie Stuart, and Denise. One generous/great/fantastical author who showed me, and can teach you, how to be a Happy Hooker, plus she’s from my birth state: Suzanne McMinn. At one time, I had about seventeen critique partners, but these are the main ones I tortured into reading my stuff, in the beginning.

I've been online a long time, so who was I back then on the Harly-Q-boards? EvieMac. Yes, I once posted the complete rendition of Delta Blues artist Doc Watson's Intoxicated Rat, after a binge on a six pack of Hershey bars and 3 days without sleep. Want to see the first wonderful, head-hopping, 600 page mega-Medieval I wrote 1989PD-PE era (Post duh, Pre Enlightenment?) Oops, sorry. It's under the bed. Where was my first online site? Bravenet. It was all plush red with lots of bling.

I'm an active member of Romance Writers of America. I've bought Romantic Times Magazine since back when it was published out of a NY basement. I read Writer's Digest (yeah I know, lol) and bought K. Faulk's first on writing romance back in the day. I wrote my first book in 1980 on a word processor. You remember them. The not-a-computer-fancy-pants electric typewriters. That book was The Bond and the Brand. Of course, I had to write it again two years ago. I burned the original when I realized two jobs and life wasn't going to let me write back then.

At the risk of tooting my own horn, and I never do, I've had most of my work make the Fictionwise bestseller lists, including (but not limited to) highest rated, and bestselling author (current and last 6 months categories), under both names. Also on Amazon's Top 100- Whispers in the Dark. Also nominated for several e-Review awards. All of that is due to you readers, to whom I am forever, humbly grateful. Now, that's all the pimping you'll see from me, lol.

I'm an eclectic reader, obsessive in that, and writing, and while I love discussing stories with open minded people. I never excuse either taste or indulgence, because it's akin to the morning I wake up singing Irish folk, by noon am clogging round to bluegrass, and putting on Thin Lizzy, Journey, the Stones or Bob Marley to clean the windows, Bach or Alicia Keys, while bathing...and who knows what turns me on the next day. It's me, and I digs it (wink).

So now you know most everything about me as a writer (probably more than any normal person would want to know), but if this still isn’t enough to sate your thirst for my history, just ask.

Happy reading, all.