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Review: The Goddess Test by Aimee Carter

by Keira 05.23.2011

Background: Greek mythology is reinvented and romanticized in Aimee Carter’s start to a new young adult trilogy. What if the Hades and Persephone story wasn’t as it appeared to history? Instead of stealing her from her mother, they had an arranged marriage. Hades loved Persephone, but Persephone didn’t love Hades. She falls in love with [...]

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Meet Kyra, Daughter of Ares, Nymph of the Underworld

by Guest Blogger 10.14.2010

by Stephanie Draven, guest blogger and author of Poisoned Kisses Hey everybody! Thanks for having me here in anticipation of my debut novel, POISONED KISSES. I still find it a little amazing that it’s really happening, and my first book is about to hit the shelves! Since I’ve been working so hard on my writing [...]

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Defend Your (Sub-)Genre

by Susan S. 09.09.2010

by Susan Sigler, guest blogger Confession time! I’ve been harboring a secret wish. A hope that someone, somewhere will give me a satisfactory reason to venture outside of my comfort zone. I’m very content you see. Here in my dark paranormal genre. There’s shapeshifters at every turn and vampires with seductive brooding qualities. In paranormal [...]

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40 – The Me Decade

by Guest Blogger 07.28.2010

by Santa Montefiore, guest blogger I have just turned 40, thus stepping tentatively into the ‘Me Decade’. That might sound a bit odd; after all, 40 is a scary number. It brings to mind lined faces, mutton dressed as lamb, and the final lap before 50 catapults us through the finish line. However, after looking [...]

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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 [...]