by Sybil | Jul 9, 2007 | Uncategorized |
Tweet The Appeal of Medieval Romance, post by Mary Reed McCall Winner is Angela! Please email me at redwyne @ gmail . com (no spaces) and let me know where you would like the book sent. Thanks for playing and thanks to Mary Reed McCall for the prize. Share this:Click...
by Sybil | Jul 9, 2007 | News, Quacking About |
Tweet Kay Austin‘s website wasn’t too much help… what is this? Anyone know? I can find that is it apart of the Shomi Line and her first book, Time Rogues, was published by Dorchester in 2005. If this interview is still correct Time Transit will be...
by Sybil | Jul 9, 2007 | Uncategorized |
Tweet If anyone’s interested in targeting the Shomi line, this is a workshop they should consider attending if they want the inside scoop. Liz Maverick and Marianne Mancusi, along with Chris Keeslar and agent Kristin Nelson, are doing a panel at RWA Nationals...
by Lawson | Jul 9, 2007 | Review |
Tweet The Spy Wore Silk by Andrea Pickens Siena is one of the British Governments best kept secrets. An orphan from London’s slums, she was rescued and trained in the art of spying by Mrs. Merlin at The Academy for Select Young Ladies. As only one of six who...
by Sybil | Jul 9, 2007 | Review |
Tweet Wired by Liz Maverick Wired is beyond reality and makes you stretch your arms to try and wrap yourself around the concept. Take a ton of action, a touch cyberpunk, a dash of confusion, two dangerously sexy men, one mixed-up woman, more romance than you would...
