Reviewed by Book Glancer The Stem of Time was a novella that I picked up on Amazon for only $0.99, but I’m really glad I found it. The book is a fast fun read, with a little sizzle, and a whole of lot mind-bending time travelling. Jillian, a dedicated scientist, is determined to cure cancer. [...]
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Reviewed by Sharon S. I was a little apprehensive about reading this story. I loved (in an unnatural way) the Fever series, but I never really cared for the character Dani and the thought of a trilogy about her wasn’t appealing. I knew I would read it because I love Moning’s emotional first person POV [...]
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Reviewed by Sandra Scholes Synopsis: Get ready for fourteen stories of erotic fantasy romance. There’s a queen from a far off lands, the usual array of dragons, unusual kingdoms, sacrifices, saints and heroes. This anthology seems to have been labelled as Game of Thrones style literature, but taken to a sensual extreme, yet these stories [...]
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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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Guest Post by Liz Newman, author of An Affinity for Shadows What the world needs is more romance! The thing that bothers me about genre romance is the same thing that makes genre romance so appealing. Somehow everything in my life compares to food, but indulge me, please. You’ve got your standard genre romance which [...]
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Guest Post by Kat Martin, author of Against the Storm It’s a question that dozens of people have tried to answer. On Valentine’s Day, article after article attempted to explore the concept. Non-fiction books are written about it, essays are printed. Internet sites Chat about it. The truth is there is no single answer. From [...]
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