REVIEW: The Viking’s Forbidden Love Slave by Michelle Willingham
November 3, 2008
Wendy the Super Librarian's review of The Viking's Forbidden Love Slave by Michelle Willingham
Historical romance eBook released by Harlequin Historical Undone 1 Nov 08
Every now and then I run across a discussion online about the sad state of the Alpha hero. Where have all those heroes from the bygone era of the 1980s gone? You know, the guys that were barely housebroken? Well, I'm happy to report that Michelle Willingham's short story of the Harlequin Historical Undone line should make Alpha-hero-loving readers' hearts flutter. Heck, even I was swooning by the end of it, and that's out of character. Read more
Tags: 2008, Grade B, Harlequin Historical Undone, Historical Romance, Michelle Willingham, November 2008, Review, The Viking's Forbidden Love Slave, Wendy The Super LibrarianUndone Week: Michelle Willingham Hits The Harlequin Title Jackpot
November 3, 2008
Readers, ever lament that they don't publish medieval romances like they used to? Are you like me and ever wondered why Ireland isn't used as a setting for historical romances more? Well have no fear, because Michelle Willingham is busy killing two birds with one stone! And with her latest novella for the Harlequin Historical Undone line, she's hit the jackpot with a title that would make any Harlequin Presents author weep with jealousy. In honor of it's release, Michelle stopped by the pond to give us the scoop behind her story's inspiration.
Tags: Guest Author Post, Guests and Events, Harlequin Historical Undone, Michelle Willingham, Quaking AboutTGTBTU’s Harlequin Insider: October/November Edition
October 30, 2008
by Michelle Styles
The end of September and beginning of October has been taken up with doing workshops for the National Year of Reading, writing and helping my eldest navigate the shoals of applying to universities. Why oh why was it so much easier when I was a student? And why did I think going on holiday at this time of year was a good one -- Sorrento, Italy in case anyone is interested.
30 Days 30 Knights: A World of Settings
June 8, 2008
by I've always loved medieval settings, particularly anything Celtic. When "Braveheart" hit the theaters, I was mesmerized by Mel Gibson in a kilt (What's not to like?). I was also traumatized when the heroine of the movie died within the first hour. Although it became the driving motivation for the character of William Wallace, my writer's brain kept wondering, "What if Murrin had lived?"
Tags: 30 Days & 30 Knights, Celtic, Harlequin Historical, June Harlequin Spotlight, medieval, Michelle WillinghamHH Book Alert: Her Warrior King by Michelle Willingham
June 8, 2008
Today's guest is Michelle Willingham. She has published 3 books in her medieval MacEgan family series (Her Irish Warrior, The Warrior’s Touch, Her Warrior King) and will have one that tells the tale of where it all begin in November 2008. Read more
