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Guest blog by Lissa Trevor, author of Spank Me, Mr. Darcy Writers are a creative bunch. But sometimes we need to jump start the creativity a bit.  We need to flip a switch from our left brain to our right brain, so we can stop analyzing the sentences we’ve just wrote and start synthesizing them [...]

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Guest Blog by Kathryn Leigh Scott, author of Down and Out in Beverly Heels During Q & A at book signings, I’m sometimes asked, “How do you get your ideas?” Well, we all have ideas for stories to tell, and everyone has a book or two in them that they would like to write. But [...]

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Reviewed by Patsy F. This book begins in an unusual way. The “life secret” of the main character is revealed in the prologue and you get a good sense of the history of the characters. Then Chapter 1 starts with 9 years later. So immediately I was intrigued and excited to be reading a romance [...]

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Keira: If you could only communicate to one person, one time, and only by telegram – who would you send it to and what would it say? Liz Trenow: To my husband: IN CASE I HAVEN’T TOLD YOU BEFORE, I LOVE YOU. X Keira: Before emails and the internet, there was the telegram – how [...]

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Lynn Reynolds: What inspired you to write the opening for Unbound?  Lacey Michaels: I’ve always had a thing for airports—and no, it’s not a kink, not really. Nor is it anything to do with induction into The Mile High Club—at least not that I’m admitting! ((wink)) To me airports are semi-magical spaces—the arriving and departing [...]

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This was a fun book to read and very well written. I read an ARC provided by LRP. There were a few mistakes, but not many, and it didn’t detract at all from the story. It is considered a romantic comedy. Not to mention it has a clever title! The story: Meg Barnes used to [...]

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Reviewed by Sandra Scholes Anything for you starts out with comic overtones which I liked, and continued to surprise me over the course of the story. As many of you will know, I do like short stories, the way they are constructed, and the way you can read them on the move is attractive to [...]

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Reviewed by Sandra Scholes Ella and Michel have always been the best of friends since childhood, but one night changes everything and Ella leaves Micha for a new life at college. There she wants to forget those past events with her former boyfriend, but when summer break comes, Ella has to think about where she [...]

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