C2’s review of The Darkest Secret (Lords of the Underworld, Book 7) by Gena Showalter Paranormal Romance published by HQN 29 March 11 Gena Showalter’s Lords of the Underworld series has a very interesting basis, I’ve always thought.  In her world, Pandora’s Box held demons and when the demons were released, rather than all flying [...]

LynneC’s review of Heartless Rebel (Bad Blood Collection, Book 5) by Lynn Raye Harris Contemporary Romance published by Mills and Boon Modern Romance 17 Jun 11 A bit of desperation setting in on the titles? Jack isn’t heartless and he isn’t a rebel. He isn’t a card sharp, either, he’s an investment manager.

Dinca’s review of Texas-Sized Temptation by Sara Orwig Contemporary Romance published by Harlequin 3 May 11 Sara Orwig is a delightful story teller. I look forward to her books, and Texas-Sized Temptation is no exception. You will find a few surprises along the way and a wonderful ending, which, of course, includes happily ever after.

Wendy the Super Librarian‘s review of Her Fantasy by Saskia Walker Erotic romance short story ebook published by Spice Briefs 01 Mar 11 It takes a special skill for an author to deliver a satisfying read in the length of a short story.  Not only does Saskia Walker have a healthy backlist, she’s written an [...]

Well, in the excerpt earlier today, you got to meet Elias and Nessa. But you also need to meet Dominic. Over such a period of time apart, of course, both of these characters have changed, but it’s Dom who’s changed the most. Though Nessa gets a pretty darned good makeover herself, when all is said [...]

I recently said in a review that I’m currently, slowly but surely, making my way through Shiloh Walker‘s backlist. That includes her Hunters series. Unfortunately for me, this is the first book of that series that I’ve read. And it’s made me very hungry to read the ones before it. Fortunately for those of you [...]

Challenging Characters I think it was 2006 or 2007 when I initially signed a contract to write this story. Then there came problems.  Problems in the form of my heroine, Nessa.  You see, she wasn’t ready. I put her through ten different kinds of hell in Hunters Heart and Soul, and I admit, it was [...]

Sandy M’s review of Hunter’s Fall (The Hunters, Book 13) by Shiloh Walker Paranormal Romance published by Berkley 7 Jun 11 Of all the series to not have started reading yet, this shouldn’t be one of them. But for me it is, and after reading this book, I am very unhappy with myself for leaving [...]

Julia Justiss‘ Guest Blog struck a chord with a number of you when she spent the day with us recently. We’re glad she was here and had so much fun with all of you.

Sandy M’s review of Heart of the Highland Wolf (Werewolf Series, Book 7) by Terry Spear Paranormal Romance published by Sourcebooks Casablanca 1 Jun 11 I’ve been a fan of Terry Spear’s werewolves for a long time now. And now she’s added Highland heroes to her repertoire? Highlanders and werewolves. Be still my heart. Needless [...]

Our thanks to Mary Wine and C.H. Admirand for their guest blogs with us. It was a fun day and we’re glad they could join us. What am I waiting for?  Patience…patience!

Wendy the Super Librarian‘s review of What’s a Housekeeper to Do? by Jennie Adams Contemporary Romance published by Harlequin Romance 3 May 11 What I find appealing about category is that the shorter word counts mean an immediate strong and intense focus on the romance.  Since I read romance novels for the romance, this is [...]

First, our thanks to Melissa Mayhue for spending the day with us and for her guest blog about Words and Music. A few of you had fun with her!

Dinca’s review of Brand New Me (Konigsburg Series, Book 4) by  Meg Benjamin Contemporary Romance published by Samhain 7 Dec  10 This is the fifth book in Meg Benjamin’s series set in the small town of Konigsburg, Texas, and the first one I have read. I seem to be on a new author experience lately, [...]

Sandy M’s review of A Light at Winter’s End by Julia London Contemporary Romance published by Pocket 22 Feb 11 Wyatt. My Wyatt. I felt for this man when I read and reviewed A Summer of Two Wishes. I wanted more about him when his life and world crashed at the end of that book, [...]