Hello!   Today NYT-bestselling author Libba Bray is visiting the Pond on her Going Bovine tour, between stops to Teen Reads and YA Books Central.
Going Bovine is Libba’s fourth novel, following the successful A Great and Terrible Beauty, Rebel Angels, and The Sweet Far Thing.  This Texas-born minister’s daughter now lives with her husband in New [...]

KristieJ is at Petticoats & Pistols Today.
Wendy has a Contest a going on!
We will an excerpt up tonight from Sarah McCarty’s next book Tucker’s Claim (along with a contest, cuz Harlequin rawks) and a contest post (cuz lots of authors rawk) or 2 (cuz Avon Inspire rawks as well), if I don’t toss my [...]

Like a lot of readers I have a tendency to “collect” authors. Being a huge fan of the Harlequin Historical line, it should be no surprise then that I have several lengthy backlists sitting in my TBR pile. One of those authors is Jillian Hart, and it was during a conversation with Sybil a while [...]

Shiloh: Okay, so after doing uh… I think four guest blogs, a Dear Reader letter, and I dunno how many other things trying to promote Through the Veil, I’ve run out of ideas on what to talk about.
Then I had a brilliant idea slightly different idea-instead of talking about the book, or letting people [...]

I was introduced to Kathryn Shay back in 2002 when I was assigned to review Practice Makes Perfect. After finishing the story with a contented sigh, I e-mailed the editor I was writing reviews for at the time and asked her, “Where has Kathryn Shay been all my life?” To which she replied, “Oh Wendy! [...]

If His Kiss Is Wicked by Jo Goodman
We shall talk more about If His Kiss Is Wicked cuz I lurved it. And I can see many a person holding it to their heart too, as well as many not liking it.
In fact I am thinking of doing some ‘discussion’ type posts for a few [...]

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Why don’t you ever update your website?

I’m trying to get better about that. Really, I am. But I have two very good reasons, and their ages are 11 and 6. I know that sounds like a convenient excuse, but here’s how I look at it . . . someday they’ll [...]