Archive for March, 2008
Review: Challenge Protocol by Dawn Ryder
Thursday, March 27, 2008 22:00 No CommentsBevQB’s review of Challenge Protocol by Dawn Ryder Contemporary erotic romance ebook released by Ellora’s Cave 15 Mar 08 Gee, this sequel to the slipshod Outside Protocol (Ellora’s Cave, March 2007) did not COMPLETELY suck!
Review: Night Mischief by Nina Bruhns
Thursday, March 27, 2008 16:00 1 CommentDevon’s review of Night Mischief (a Dark Enchantments novel) by Nina Bruhns Paranormal Romance released by Silhouette Nocturne on 1 Oct 2007 Night Mischief is part of the Dark Enchantments miniseries, released by Silhouette Nocturne last year. I read the first one, Familiar Stranger by Michele Hauf, and quite enjoyed it. The second book was [...]
TGTBTU Harlequin Insider: Harlequin’s RITA Finalists
Thursday, March 27, 2008 14:53 7 CommentsHere is the next TGTBTU Harlequin Insider entry from the fantabulous author Michelle Styles. Read on and learn more about how Harlequin authors fared in the latest RITA nominations…
Review: Her Secret Fantasy by Gaelen Foley
Thursday, March 27, 2008 13:00 3 CommentsLawson’s review of Her Secret Fantasy by Gaelen Foley Historical romance released by Ballantine 27 Nov 07 Gaelen Foley has been an author I’ve always watched for. She’s got a wonderful way with dialogue, historical detail and characterization. The Knight Miscellany gave some great, dashing heroes and wonderful independent heroines. I had high hopes for [...]
Review: Mind Games by Merline Lovelace
Thursday, March 27, 2008 1:00 3 CommentsAlicia’s review of Mind Games by Merline Lovelace Paranormal romance released by Silhouette Nocturne on 1 Apr 08 If I’m going to read a paranormal romance, it’s probably about psychic ability. Not communicating with the dead or predicting the future, but telekinesis or telepathy. Though they aren’t as common as the witches, vamps, and weres [...]
Review: Going Down by Ann Somerville
Wednesday, March 26, 2008 22:00 1 CommentTeddypig‘s review of Going Down by Ann Somerville Gay Science Fiction & Fantasy released by Lulu (self-publishing house) on 27 Jan 08 Ann Somerville obviously loves this world she has created here in Going Down. The scope of world-building is rich and lightly foreign in feel and the characters she populates it with are familiar [...]
SPOTLIGHT: Merline Lovelace plays Mind Games
Wednesday, March 26, 2008 16:00 5 CommentsMerline Lovelace, a twenty three year veteran of the U.S. Air Force (and a Colonel), has published more than 65 novels. She has written contemporaries, romantic suspense and historicals, often with a military backdrop. Merline’s first Silhouette Nocturne, Mind Games, will be released on April 1. One of the duckies has already read it and loved it. [...]
Lisa Kleypas Does Dallas
Wednesday, March 26, 2008 15:12 No CommentsYou might not have heard but Lisa Kleypas’s new book, Blue-Eyed Devil is OUT! Lawson and I have sadly returned to real life and Lisa has traveled off to Dallas all by her lonesome. Do it is up to you guys! Go forth and flock! And tell us all about it *g* Tis fun *g* [...]
Review: Unlawful Contact by Pamela Clare
Wednesday, March 26, 2008 13:00 7 CommentsAlicia’s review of Unlawful Contact by Pamela Clare Contemporary romantic suspense released by Berkley 1 Apr 08 I had only read Pamela Clare’s historicals until now. I read this book because of what she posted about her experiences with prison and prisoners. Just the fact that she knew what she was writing about drew me in. [...]
GUEST POST: Goldilocks Goes to Jail, Part VI — A Night of Screams
Wednesday, March 26, 2008 12:00 15 CommentsLast of a continuing series of posts sharing my recollections of the time I went to jail for 24 hours as a journalist… “This is still jail,” says one woman while we eat our supper, “but it’s a lot nicer than some jails.” There are general nods of agreement and the women begin discussing different [...]
SPOTLIGHT: Harlequin’s Paranormal Romance Blog
Wednesday, March 26, 2008 8:00 2 CommentsI recently discovered that Harlequin has an entire blog devoted to paranormal romance. Seems like a good idea, considering that between Silhouette Nocturne, HQN, Mira and Luna, Harlequin publishes a wide variety of paranormal romance. I contacted JennyB, Harlequin’s Digital Content Manager, to find out more about the blog.
Congrats Lisa Kleypas….
Wednesday, March 26, 2008 7:20 4 CommentsNot one but Two RITA nods Mine Till Midnight. (Which should win alone with a big long note that they are sorry, so sorry Devil in Winter didn’t win… uh or maybe that is just me?) And Sugar Daddy
Review: The Beast in Him (Pride, Book 2) by Shelly Laurenston
Wednesday, March 26, 2008 1:00 2 CommentsBevQB’s review of The Beast in Him (Pride, Book 2) by Shelly Laurenston Paranormal romance released by Kensington Brava on 25 Mar 08 We first met alpha wolf shifter and former Navy SEAL, Bobby Ray Smith (Smitty), in Laurenston’s double novella, The Mane Event. Along with his sister Sissy Mae and other pack members, Smitty broke from [...]
Review: Touching Lace by Anne Rainey
Tuesday, March 25, 2008 22:00 4 CommentsLaura J’s review of Touching Lace by Anne Rainey Contemporary romance ebook released by Samhain Publishing 25 Mar 08 Nick and Lacey have been best friends for several years, but unknown to Lacey, Nick has been in love with her since their first meeting. After Lacey catches her latest boyfriend in the shower with her friend, [...]
Live: At the Lisa Kleypas signing
Tuesday, March 25, 2008 19:47 13 CommentsSeriously, this post is live. I’m sitting listening to Lisa speak about her books and her life at a Barnes & Noble in Houston. Remember, Blue-Eyed Devil is out today! With Sybil. AND LISA effing KLEYPAS! And Keishon showed up too, which is very nice to meet fellow romance enthusiasts.

