I can’t find a lot about this book, but this author is one of only a very few authors that it doesn’t matter if I know anything about the book or get to read an excerpt because I’m going to pick up this book anyway. I picked up Murder in the Hamptons at [...]

Audrey And The Maverick is Elaine Levine follow up her debut novel Rachel and the Hired Gun.
I enjoyed the first book, which I wasn’t too sure I would because ‘ranch wars’ are often not a good read for me.

Besides being the resident Harlequin Historical hos here at The Pond, Sybil and I are massive, colossal, hardcore western romance junkies.  So when Sybil first blogged about Jo Goodman’s upcoming book, Never Love A Lawman, back in January we both immediately thought, “Wow, that sounds like a western.”  We didn’t really have much to go [...]

 You’re So Vein (The Others, Book 7) by Christine Warren
release March 31, 2009
Prolly just me but I find this title totally amusing. Read more about the book below and the last book in the series is reviewed here.

What a Pirate Desires by Michelle Beattie comes out this December.
Piratey goodness… although I admit I am not much on the whole man who is secretly a woman thang…

That noise you just heard… was me squeeing *g*.  Dude I almost hate me right now.  But I don’t
Flat-Out Sexy by Erin McCarthy coming November 2008!  COVER DEBUT!
This is her FIRST CONTEMPORARY since You Don’t Know Jack, which was released in Oct 2006.  YES! 2006… two. years. ago. Good thing for us her Paranormals have [...]

I had a post on 24 Hours as a Sex Vixen in draft forever. I couldn’t find a summary for the life of me. And finally in a fit of ‘omg there is too much crap in draft’ I deleted it. And then heard she was having a case of writers block.
Or [...]

I subscribe to the school of thought that all readers have their own personal crack addictions.
Mine?
Mail order bride stories where the bride finds herself getting more than she expected. Oh, like a groom who wasn’t expecting her, or a groom who has the nerve to die before her stagecoach/train arrive. What’s a poor [...]

This just makes me sqqquueee so much because I don’t think I have ever seen a Texas Revolution setting in anything other than James Michener’s Texas and those wonderful books I had to read for Texas History in college. Yes, I had to take Texas History in college, to be a history teacher in Texas, [...]

The Magic of Christmas (Anthology) by Carolyn Davidson, Victoria Bylin, and Cheryl St.John, coming October 2008.
It is shaping up to be a not fun day… I know excuses excuses… here is something to read while you wait *g*
The excerpt was first posted May 10, 2008. And most likely the guest post will go up [...]

I you missed Wendy’s review of Outlaw Bride by Jenna Kernan yesterday… quick go read it.
And then come back and learn about what Jenna is up to now…

Our guest today is Julia Justiss and she has a very interesting post that will go up at 11am you should make sure you come check out.
She has one book and one novella coming out, A Most Unconventional Match is her full length July Harlequin Historical and is a sequel to The Wedding Gamble. [...]

Possessed by the Highlander by Terri Brisbin. This Highlander goodness comes to us from Harlequin Historicals 1 August 2008. Read on for a summary and a peek between the covers…

The Dangerous Mr. Ryder by Louise Allen releases 1 July 2008.  Read on for more on a whole family of notorious goodness…
It is whispered about the ton that one Mr R-, long known for his ability to escape the honest bonds of matrimony in favour of a dishonest day’s work – has finally met [...]

It should just be said… expect sybil to be late… really late on Saturdays. Hey it is 9am somewhere *g*
Today’s guest is Nicola Cornick, who has a couple of books coming out in the US this year as well as a few more in the UK.
The Last Rake in London has been reviewed by [...]