by Zarabeth Golden
05.11.2009
By: Zarabeth, guest reviewer The Traitor’s Wife is very much a crossroads between genres book. There are a ton of romantic elements, but on the whole I would not label this strictly as a romance. It’s very long and often difficult to read because everybody’s name is one of six names. This can’t be helped [...]
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by Guest Blogger
01.09.2009
by Malena Lott, guest blogger When I wrote Dating da Vinci, a tale of love, longing, and la dolce vita, I couldn’t wait to figure out how Ramona Elise (Mona Lisa) could learn to be happy again. Even though, as the author, the story is coming from my mind, in many ways it feels like [...]
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