Reader Blogger Marg, you can find her at Reading Adventures and Historical Tapestry, was nice enough to agree to share with us her adventure at the Australian Romance Readers Convention this past weekend.
If we get lucky we can talk her into sharing some more photos and stories.

Jody likes military romance! A reader and blogger (check out Scottish Scribbles) with an intimate familiarity with the armed forces, Jody shares with us what she looks for in a military romance.

We have drawn the five winners of the Sandra Brown Talks Movies And Books Contest! The lucky winners need to e-mail Sybil with their shipping address information. Congratulations!
And the winners are:

Ordinarily you’d expect me to blog about books, a topic near and dear to my heart! And I’ve been reading some good ones lately. Ever read Jack Ketchum? Sadly, I hadn’t until my son, Ryan introduced me to him, and while browsing in my local bookstore recently, I ran across a reprint of an early [...]

By Diane Gaston
When I wrote my first Harlequin Historical, The Mysterious Miss M, I was merely trying to write a story an editor would buy and readers would love. I didn’t realize I was creating a niche for myself. On the back cover of The Mysterious Miss were the words: The Regency Underworld—sex, scandal, and [...]

By Victoria Bylin
What makes a good love scene? Better yet, what makes a great love scene? That might be an odd question from a writer who’s moved from mainstream westerns to inspirational, but I think about it a lot. I especially considered love scenes when I was working on “The Christmas Dove,” my contribution [...]

I know… five years later… sorry bout that
A Superb winner of free copy of any book from Jill Shalvis backlist (your choice)

by Carol Townend
His Captive Lady was not a book I planned to write. I was about to start writing another novel (my current work in progress) when out of the blue the hero of His Captive Lady barged into my mind. Wulf told me in no uncertain terms [...]

His Captive Lady by Carol Townend
A medieval romance set in England, in East Anglia and Wessex. It is 1068, shortly after the Norman Conquest. His Captive Lady is a July 2008 release that is currently available for ordering on eHarlequin.com, and it will be published in the UK by Mills & Boon in Spring [...]

by Jenna Kernan
Writing romance is such a glamorous business. I thought I’d give my fans a little vignette of how alluring my life can be.

by Terri Brisbin
I got the idea for this posting from Deb Marlowe’s about breaking the rules in Regency romances. In reading that and thinking about my own books, I realized that most of my books have broken rules that lots of readers and writers think apply to Harlequin Historicals. What do you think?? Have you [...]

by Nicola Cornick
It’s a huge pleasure to be here today as part of the spotlight on Harlequin Historicals! And now I have a question for you… Why aren’t there more Edwardian-set historical romances?

by Georgina Devon
Thank you, Sybil, for inviting me to participate in your Harlequin Historical spotlight. I’m really excited by this opportunity to talk about one of my favorite subjects – Regency England.

by Charlene Sands
Strong, passionate, rugged, a man of principle, honor and duty. That’s my take on the western hero.

by Blythe Gifford
I confess.  I’ve been unfaithful.