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Guest Blog by Adrienne Giordano, author of Opposing Forces While preparing for the release of Opposing Forces, I’ve done several interviews. One of the questions asked was when I first read a romance novel. The answer was high school, but my love of books goes back much further. As a child, I remember one of [...]

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Hero: Godric St. John lost his wife to a terrible illness. In order to regain control on his life he heads out into the slums of London as the masked Ghost of St. Giles evading the police while stopping crime. Wrongly accused of the murder for a gent, Godric hasn’t let it bother him, until [...]

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Keira: You believe everyone has a story worth remembering. What is a story that has surprised and touched you from your work with aging adults? Samantha Grace: Probably the most common thing I ask people is how they met their spouse. One couple I worked with met on a train to Chicago. Another met on [...]

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Reviewed by Sharon S. I had heard wonderful things about A Discovery of Witches so when I got an opportunity to review the sequel Shadow of Night I thought, perfect! Unfortunately this is a series that needs to be read in order. Harkness did a great job of catching the reader up on her world [...]

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Reviewed by Patsy F. Summary: The story begins and continues throughout to be very atypical. It begins when one of the main characters (Luke) returns to his hometown to attend the funeral of his father. Luke had not spoken to his father in years and had a tumultuous relationship with the man. Luke runs into [...]

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Guest blog by Ellie Heller, author of A Matter of Fate Recently I’ve been thinking a lot about terms used by authors to identify people in their stories. There are many words like this, from vampire and shifter to muggle and mudblood. Some are real terms, Suzanne Brockmann’s Navy Seals come to mind, and some [...]

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Reviewed by Sandra Scholes Vampires in fiction can be from any time period, newly made; older than time itself, but Arthur Tudor is one of the older kind who has hidden his vampire existence from the public for many long years. While on an airship, he meets a vampire slayer to be just too good [...]

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Heroine: Faith Holland was jilted when her fiance’s best friend outs him as gay at the wedding. Ever since, Faith keeps stumbling upon all the wrong men in her quest for love and marriage. The book opens when Faith is on date three with a guy that turns sour fast when his wife shows up [...]

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