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Is “Midlife Crisis” a Misnomer?

by Guest Blogger 05.14.2012

Guest Blog by Donna Del Oro, author of Sonya’s Midlife Crisis Although my novel, SONYA’S MIDLIFE CRISIS, is about a forty-two year-old woman’s marital dissolution and her emotional meltdown—told in a humorous way, I might add—the actual phrase is a misnomer, in my opinion. Some people have multiple crises at various points in their lives. [...]

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With a Little Bit of Luck

by Guest Blogger 05.09.2012

Guest Post by Alina Adams, author of When a Man Loves a Woman In 1998, I wrote a non-fiction coffee-table book, “Inside Figure Skating,” where I interviewed ABC-TV’s multi-Emmy award winning director, Doug Wilson. Doug told me about directing Brian Boitano’s Long Program during the 1988 Olympics. He’d been all set to open with a [...]

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How I Came to Write a Romance

by Guest Blogger 05.08.2012

Guest blog by Pembroke Sinclair, author of the Weeping Bride I write several different genres. I’ve written Westerns, sci fi, fantasy, horror, and even nonfiction. By far, my favorite genres are sci fi, fantasy, and horror. But I don’t shy away from a challenge, and I thought I’d try my hand at romance. I don’t [...]

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Why The World Needs Romance

by Guest Blogger 04.24.2012

Guest Post by Liz Newman, author of An Affinity for Shadows What the world needs is more romance! The thing that bothers me about genre romance is the same thing that makes genre romance so appealing. Somehow everything in my life compares to food, but indulge me, please. You’ve got your standard genre romance which [...]

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Jane Austen and Sisters

by Guest Blogger 04.18.2012

Guest Post by Victoria Connelly, author of Mr. Darcy Forever Whilst writing my Austen Addicts Trilogy, I read many of the letters that Jane Austen wrote to her sister Cassandra. They were in constant touch with each other when either of them was away from home and I can just imagine them texting and emailing [...]

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More Than Meets the Eye

by Guest Blogger 04.16.2012

Guest Blog by Stefanie Sloane, author of The Saint Who Stole My Heart The first appearance of the phrase “you can’t judge a book by its cover” can be found in “Murder In The East Room,” a mystery published in 1946. I’m guessing that the authors, Edward Rolfe and Lester Fuller, had no idea one [...]

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Past Lives = Future Fiction

by Guest Blogger 04.14.2012

By C.L. Talmadge, author of Green Stone of Healing Series Readers have lots of questions for novelists. Chief among them is where we get our ideas for stories. While plot possibilities are everywhere, my richest source of inspiration—or is it obsession?—comes from past lives. Past lives is the only explanation that makes sense to me. [...]

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A Vegas Wedding of Convenience

by Guest Blogger 04.13.2012

Guest blog by Carolyn Brown, author of One Hot Cowboy Wedding Thank you so much for inviting me back to Love Romance Passion to talk about my new book, One Hot Cowboy Wedding. It’s the fourth book in the Spikes and Spurs series and is Ace and Jasmine’s story. Best friends for the past year [...]