Laura C’s review of Run from Fear by Jami Alden Romantic Suspense published by Forever 1 Mar 12 We meet both Talia Vega and Jack Brooks in the previous books in Alden’s series, but they are only sketchily defined, especially Jack. I was really looking forward to their book and waited for it with no [...]

Ever wonder how writers get their writing done, muse on strike, kids to take care of, and a multitude of other issues that come up in a normal day? Jami Alden is about to give you a look at that and how she handles — and sometimes doesn’t handle! — those pesky issues that play [...]

Thanks to everyone who participated in our Duck Chat with Jami Alden last month. If you chatted, maybe you got lucky!

As of right now I don’t have the cover for this but I will updated it when I get it… Unleashed will release October 2009! And don’t forget about the contest…

Are you an unabashed, hard-core Gemini Men fan? You adore Ethan Taggert from Caught.  You’ve been anxiously awaiting Derek Taggert’s story in Kept.  But it’s Danny Taggert who’s your favorite and you can’t wait for Unleashed.  Well, my friend, it’s a good thing you stopped by TGTBTU today to chat with Jami Alden…

Welcome once again to Duck Chat! It’s only been two years since Jami Alden’s first book was published. A Taste of Honey started her on her successful and rapid rise in the romance industry.  After a few more releases, then came her Gemini Men series and Jami hasn’t looked back once. Today the second book [...]

Sybil’s review of Kept (Gemini Men, Book 2) by Jami Alden Romantic Suspense released by Brava 24 Feb 09 Derek is the serious, straight-laced brother and Ethan’s twin.  He is the rule follower and the one you can count on.  All in all, I didn’t have any expectations of Kept other than I needed to [...]

Kept by Jami Alden (website seriously needs to be updated) Here is a look at the second Gemini Man, Derek Taggart, who will be hitting the shelves tomorrow in Jami Alden’s newest release KEPT.  She will be here Febuary 24 to chat with us as well as there will be a contest or two. Enjoy

Sybil’s Review of Caught (Gemini Men, Book 1) by Jami Alden Romantic Suspense released by Brava 1 Oct 08 I first became interested in this series back when Jami Alden told us about her new Brava trilogy. The excerpt grabbed me. What can I say?  I am a sucker for a smartass heroine. I know, [...]

Gwen’s review of Italian Stallions by Karin Tabke and Jami Alden Contemporary erotic romance anthology released by Aphrodisia 1 Jul 08 This two story anthology is centered around a restaurant in the San Francisco area. Both stories have several characters in common and a general theme – damsels in distress who are saved by the [...]

Lookie Lookie! We got cookie!  Well, an excerpt at least.  CAUGHT by Jami Alden comes out October 2008 (well, 30 Sept). And remember the contest we held on TGTBTU where the winner named not only this book BUT the series?  Read the comment by Zara.  Too Cool! And LOOK how kind the Cover Fairy continues [...]

We are going on the SECOND WEEK of construction here. It is day FIVE OF JACKHAMMERING into concrete walls. I haven’t hurt anyone yet but it has come verra verra close…. it sort of makes me want to redo the blog template… or something…

Jami was kind enough to share an excerpt from her book with us. I think she didn’t want me to bitch about her website needing to be updated. I know! Like I would do such a thing? So for now at least this is a JUST duckie exclusive excerpt. If you haven’t read it yet, [...]

Private Party by Jami Alden Turn Up The Heat Finding her brand-new husband in flagrante delicto with another woman wasn’t part of Julie Driscoll’s plan for her lavish wedding reception. Now she’s a bride without a groom—but she’s determined to have a wedding night with someone. Her cheating husband’s gorgeous brother will do just fine. [...]

My latest release is called Private Party, and damn, I love that title. It’s catchy, fun, sexy without being trashy. And I can add “in my pants” to the end, which appeals greatly to my juvenile sense of humor. If only I could take credit for it. But that honor goes to my editor, the [...]