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Review: Fire Me by Libby Malin

by Keira 05.19.2011

Anne’s found another job three thousand miles away from her current one and she couldn’t be happier. Life for her has stalled, and she’s eager for it to start again. On the day she goes into work to tell Mitch that she resigns, no quits, that he plans to fire one of his communications team [...]

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Review: Coming on Strong by Tawny Weber

by Keira 01.14.2011

Coming on Strong in three words: kinky, flirtatious, sassy. Bonus on the cover for the sexy as sin hunk. If you’re looking for a heroine who owns her sexuality and turns her hero into a pile of mush this is your novel. Weber has a way with words and is very clever. I’m positive you [...]

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Review: The Gamble by LaVyrle Spencer

by Keira 11.22.2010

One of the first romance novels that I ever read was the Gamble by LaVyrle Spencer. I snuck it out of my mother’s collection because I was curious about all the fuss. I am glad I did, because it rates as one of my dearest favorites, set during the Temperance movement. Scott Gandy dresses smartly, [...]

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7 Musts For Every Romance Story and Author

by Guest Blogger 08.12.2010

by Clare Austin, guest blogger Hello out there is cyber world…I’m Clare. Happy to be here. I was asked to share what I think are the indispensible points to consider when writing a story…specifically a romance. I’ll be shooting from the hip on this one. I’ve never thought about it before. I’m sure I’ll miss [...]

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Review: Acapulco Moonlight by Marjorie Lewty

by Keira 04.03.2010

This is an old Harlequin Presents novel that was given to me by a friend’s mom. It’s pretty decent, but nothing exceptional. The basic premise that keeps the story going is obscurity, the constant questioning of motives. Not a big misunderstanding but just general ignorance – especially on the heroine’s part. She can’t make out [...]

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Review: Lion of Darkness by Melinda Cross

by Keira 03.30.2010

Lion of Darkness by Melinda Cross was the first romance novel that I read where one of the lovers was handicapped. The story is absolutely beautiful, filled with domineering masculinity and the helpless unyielding fall into love. It is far too short a tale in my opinion and could use another two hundred pages easily. [...]

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Get into Bed with Rhonda Leigh Jones (Author Interview)

by Keira 12.12.2009

Today’s intimate interview is with Rhonda Leigh Jones, the author of Maestro’s Butterfly, which was reviewed the other day. I’m excited to share her with you today as we’re going to be discussing audio books, epublishing, her books, writing and more! Q: I have just finished listening to Maestro’s Butterfly on audio and it was [...]