Guest Blog by Karen Booth, author of Bring Me Back One of my possible topics for this guest post was to come up with a list of the hottest 80s rock stars. Hello? Has someone been reading my diary? This is a job tailor-made (Taylor-made?) for me, since I enjoy making lists, love rock stars, [...]
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Review by Lynn Reynolds Cosmo Rawlins has an interview with Alasdair Grant. During the interview he lets Alasdair know about his sexual preference. Cosmo also has a musical background and it might help set the mood by putting on some of your favorite music. There’s a lot of graphic descriptions so don’t be shy. But [...]
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Guest blog by Carrie Clevenger, author of Crooked Fang When I started writing Crooked Fang, I can honestly admit I wasn’t looking to add “romance” to the formula. Lots of readers (especially those unfamiliar with the genre) tend to think of romance as the bodice-ripping, wrist-pasted-to-forehead, gasping, panting and exceedingly lame type of read. Or [...]
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Reviewed by Sandra Scholes The loss in this novel is what Lance Olsen, Triple Aces Ranch co-owner feels when his wife, Colleen and son are killed in a fire. Four years have passed, and not without him thinking about her, and how he will cope with her absence. He puts all his attention into his [...]
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Reviewed by Sandra Scholes Two men, one woman – no breaks for the guys who want to get it on! This novel takes after Pride and Prejudice as it is set in Regency London with Cavendish De Courcy, a single man from a family who are in want of funds, and need to marry him [...]
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Reviewed by Aggie S. “An ultimatum can break your heart… if your not willing to break all the rules…” Wanting to go back to school to become a lawyer, Jessica gets accepted by the school of her choice and wants to celebrate; but her live-in boyfriend, tells her he can’t afford to send her to [...]
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