It’s Beginning to Look a Little Like the Holidays
With Halloween now over—if only for a few hours, it probably comes as no surprise that the holiday literary offerings have already begun to go under the tree. November opens with two holiday-themed reissues by #1 New York Times bestselling authors Robyn Carr (My Kind of Christmas, Book 20 Virgin River Series) and The 24… Read More
Good-Bye to Summer … Hello to New Blockbusters
As if knowing that we will soon be bidding lazy summer days good-bye and be in need of a little pick-me-up, some of America’s favorite authors have new books coming this September. New York Times Bestselling Author Linda Lael Miller starts it all off with the August 30 release of Always a Cowboy, Book 2… Read More
Summer Reading: Time to Play Catch Up
What is it about summer that makes us feel like we finally have the time to catch up on all the good books we didn’t get to over the past year? Is it the sun showing up a tad after 6 a.m.? Or, the sun not setting until almost 9? Is it having almost 14… Read More
The Politics of Romance
When you think of romance, your first thoughts probably don’t go to a story about politicians or political wives. But with the GOP convention just over and the Democrats’ just begun, you can actually bury your nose in a book and still keep the theme of presidential politics going if you know where to look…. Read More
Does Summer Love Make for Good Reading?
Summer Love is always its own special kind of love. Love that often has as much to do with being away from home as it does with handsome strangers. It might be love set in a mountain setting. Or, on a beach. It might be love based on a mutual summer passion (think sailing or… Read More
Hit the Hot Summer Reading Road
Few things promise more hijinks and adventure than a good ole summer road trip, save for maybe a motorcycle outing. June sees a flurry of novels offering the romance of the open road or wide-open spaces starting with New York Times Bestselling Author Rebecca Zanetti’s Wicked Burn, Book 3 in her Real of Enforcers Series…. Read More
April Flowers with New Series by Robyn Carr, Linda Lael Miller
Just as hammocks begin to call booklovers outside to read, with the pull that sirens once lured sailors to shore (thankfully with a happier ending), not one but two #1 New York Times bestselling authors unveil new series this month. Robyn Carr has set previous bestselling series in small towns in northern California and on… Read More
It’s Officially Spring! Time for a Good Western Romance
I can’t explain exactly how westerns and spring came to be linked in my mind, but suffice to say, the weather has to have something to do with it. Any self-respecting person who rides horses will tell you that summer — at least in Oklahoma and Texas — is way too hot and sweaty… Read More
New Books Just in Time for Spring Break . . .
Whether you’re still young enough to get an official spring break or not, the pending arrival of spring signals a need for new books to see us through Spring Break trips and Easter vacations. Thankfully, March doesn’t disappoint. For those who missed New York Times Bestselling Author Robyn Carr’s Hidden Summit, Book 17 in her… Read More
No Valentine? These Books Will Make It All Better
Valentine’s Day can be right up there with New Year’s Eve for all the pressure it puts on ordinary mortals to have someone to kiss at midnight or deliver chocolates. I like to think that’s why our favorite authors work so hard to bestow literary bonbons on us this time of year. New York Times… Read More
What Does Christmas Look Like for You?
With only three days left until December 25th, I suspect most of you have found it is finally beginning to look at least a little like Christmas—though unseasonably warm weather in much of the lower 48 has it feeling more like spring. (According to NOAA, 5,900-plus daily record highs have been broken this month). Here… Read More
December Brings Thrills, Chills . . . and Cowboys
Secrets between friends can be frothy and good fun or dark and deadly, and in her latest romantic suspense, Secret Sisters, New York Times Bestselling Author Jayne Ann Krentz delivers the latter. As children, Madeline and Daphne were as close as sisters, until a bad man and an unholy secret tore them apart. Now an… Read More