greek gods

Get into Bed with Tina Folsom (Author Interview)

by Keira 10.07.2011

Keira: How did the Out of Olympus series first come to you? Tina Folsom: I read a Greek God romance where a Greek God was locked in a marble statue, and I thought the idea was very clever. Unfortunately, the execution of the idea wasn’t to my liking, so I looked around to find other [...]

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Guest Review: The Heart of War by Lisa Beth Darling

by Keira 06.16.2011

by Sandra Scholes, guest reviewer Greek myth and Celtic myth meet in this novel of passion and sexual attraction. Although the Greek myth and god part it taken lighter than expected as Ares has quite a list of personality traits to deal with, or more is the case, what other women have to deal with, [...]

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Review: The Heart of War by Lisa Beth Darling

by Sharon S. 04.17.2011

by Sharon S., guest reviewer It doesn’t take long to realize Ares is an ass. He is definitely the spoiled, self-important brat that the gods of Olympus think he is. Lots of stories like to romanticize the Greek gods, but in reality they were a petty and mean bunch of beings. As a fan of [...]

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Writing a Series

by Guest Blogger 11.30.2010

by Judi Fennell guest blogger and author of Wild Blue Under Thanks so much for having me here to talk about my latest release, Wild Blue Under, the second of my Mer series. When I first started writing this series, there actually hadn’t been a series. I was writing my “little talking fish story” just [...]

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Review: In Over Her Head by Judi Fennell

by Keira 06.01.2010

In Over Her Head is the ultimate beach read. No, seriously, it is. You have talking fish, Mers (only humans would classify them by gender), sea monsters, underwater cities hidden by the Greek gods, heirs, thrones, adventure, a cache of diamonds… there’s so much going on in this book. In so many ways this book [...]

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Vampires, Then and Now. . .and Then

by Guest Blogger 04.20.2010

by Cassandra Pierce, guest blogger and author of Heirs to Darkisle. The early descriptions of vampires that have come down to us through folklore, provide a stark contrast to today’s hunky, bare-chested bloodsuckers who no longer necessarily suck blood. It’s true that some of the old, scary vamps sometimes ran around shirtless (they might, for [...]

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Review: Oh. My. Gods. by Tera Lynn Childs

by Keira 03.29.2010

Oh. My. Gods. is a pretty decent young adult novel. As an older reader, I wish it provided me with more… more everything. I would recommend this book for young preteens up to age fourteen or fifteen. It’s clean, it’s cute, and it’s got fun paranormal elements. The majority of the work is set in [...]