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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15 GLBT Romances That Rocked My World

by Carla F. 05.13.2012

Guest Post by Carla F. GLBT romances are becoming more and more popular. I love reading them! They fall into as many categories as the m/f romances (Contemporary, Regency, Paranormal, etc.) so there is something for everyone. Below is the list (in alphabetical order) of my favorites. Bad Boyfriend – K. A. Mitchell – After [...]

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Review: Untouched (Amoveo Legend, Book 2) by Sara Humphreys

by Lynn Reynolds 05.12.2012

Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds Book 2, the “Amoveo Legend” Kerry Smithson is a model and we see her helping her girlfriend, Samantha, get ready for her wedding. After the ceremony, the groom’s (Malcolm’s) friend Dante asks Kerry to dance. And then he makes her a promise. He’s not like any other man you’ve ever met [...]

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Review: Her Husband’s Harlot (Mayhem in Mayfair, Book 1) by Grace Callaway

by Carla F. 05.11.2012

Reviewed by Carla F. Summary: When she accidentally finds among her new husband’s things a party invitation with a lewd illustration on the back and the words, “Get Thee to The Nunnery”, Lady Helena Harteford recognizes it as the name of a brothel. She knows that Nicholas plans to go to that party. After all, [...]

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Review: Sunrise Point (Virgin River, Book 19) by Robyn Carr

by Lynn Reynolds 05.10.2012

Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds This is book 19 of the “Virgin River” series. Single mother, Nora Crane, is a newcomer to Virgin River. She has two small daughters and she’s looking for work. Robyn first introduced us to Nora in Book 16, Bring Me Home for Christmas. Tom Cavanaugh is looking for help at his [...]

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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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Movie Review: The Hunger Games starring Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson and Liam Hemsworth

by Keira 05.07.2012

Summary: 13 Districts rebelled against the Capitol; 1 was crush, and 12 were forced into submission. The new treaty required that the remaining 12 offer annual tribute to the Capitol each year as penance for their wrongs. The tributes are their kids – 1 boy, 1 girl – destined to fight to the death on [...]

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