We will be chatting with authors from some of the fabulous anthologies that were released in 2001! And don't forget to nominate your favorite books for the 2001 PEARL awards! Nominations close on January 28!

Paranormal fans hit the jackpot and historical fiction fans aren't far behind with the Dorchester Publishing Books for January. The streets of Paris teem with "dark" threats and sensuality in DARK LEGEND by Christine Feehan. Follow the adventures of Juno and Zeus as they matchmate the descendants of the gods in the third of Kathleen Nance's mythology series THE SEEKER. Robin Hood with a switched gender and transplanted to the American West will delight in WALKER'S WIDOW by Heidi Betts. And don't forget to check out the other great titles in January! Get detailed information on the January books and their authors at The Best Reviews

NOW Available	Christine Feehan DARK LEGEND Leisure January 2002 Gabriel wakes deep within the ground, and the first sensation he feels is an overwhelming hunger for blood. But as he hunts the dark streets of Paris for prey, a voice calls to him, soothing, calming, giving him the strength to control his craving. Francesca Del Ponce is a healer, a woman who radiates goodness as powerfully as the sun does light. Though Garbriel knows she will be like hot silk in his arms, though he knows the taste of her will be addictive, he fears for her life and his soul if he takes her. Then with one mind-shattering vow she gives herself-- I offer freely, without reservation, I offer my life for yours as is my right--and with a firestorm of long- forgotten feelings, he glimpses salvation. Find more about Christine and her books at The Best Reviews
NOW Available	Kathleen Nance THE SEEKER LoveSpell January 2002 Stuck with her sister's two sets of teenage twins and a magic show about to go on tour, Dia Trelawny needs help fast. Her irresponsible sibling has disappeared as inexplicably as a rabbit in a hat, but Dia has learned of a man who specializes in finding missing persons, no matter how lost. Hugh Pendragon's piercing green eyes appear to look right into Dia's soul, reading her anxiety about her sister, her unexpected attraction to him. Dark and mysterious, he seems a creature of moonbeams and nighttime, while she lives in the spotlight. But as he draws her into his web of seduction, she wonders which of them is the true magician. She may be a mistress of illusion, but Hugh has performed real magic in bringing her heart back from the dead. Find more about Kathleen and her books at The Best Reviews
NOW Available	Heidi Betts WALKER'S WIDOW Leisure January 2002 Clayton Walker has been sent to Purgatory, but it feels more like hell. Assigned to solve a string of minor burglaries, the rugged Texas Ranger thinks catching the crook will be a walk in the park. Instead he finds himself chasing a black-masked bandit with enticing hips and a penchant for helping everyone but herself. Regan Doyle's nocturnal activities know no boundaries; decked out in black, the young widow makes sure the rich donate to the local orphanage. And the fiery redhead isn't about to let a lawman get in her way--even if his broad shoulders and piercing gray eyes are arresting. But caught in a compromising position, Regan recognizes that the jig is up, for Clay has stolen her heart. Find more about Heidi and her books at The Best Reviews