From New York Times bestselling author Kristen Ashley comes an all new thrilling romantic suspense guaranteed to have pulses rise, and readers begging for more.
Renowned author Delphine Larue needs a haven. A crazed fan has gone over the deep end, and she’s not Read More...
“Stop sniveling and do it,” she said to herself. “If you don’t, they’ll kill Nate.”
After taking in a couple of deep breaths, she walked to the four liquid nitrogen–only freezers.
She opened the one containing the smallpox and searched for the correct storage slot. It was there, just like it was supposed to be, along with 138 other biological Read More...
Q: What inspired you to write Seven Lies?
Before Seven Lies, I had been working for nearly three years on a novel that, despite my best efforts, just wasn’t coming together. I couldn’t create a sense of momentum in the story, and it always felt both too confusing and too simplistic. I was inspired to start anew – which felt like giving Read More...
Made the USA Today Bestseller list!
On November 1st, 2018, THEIR
CHRISTMAS MIRACLE, book number two in the Charity, Montana trilogy
from TULE Publishing, made the USA Today Bestseller list! It is the
first time one of my books has made it, and I couldn't be happier.
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Guess where I was this weekend?
Home with my feet up, my cat on my lap, as I binged watched
Firefly and Serenity. (Again)
Dancing with the Stars. As in out in my backyard with my husband as we
celebrated empty nesting.
New York to see as many Broadway shows as we could cram Read More...
At Romance Writers of America national conference in July, I received my
twenty-five-book milestone from Harlequin. Before and at the annual party, I was
treated like a VIP and given a darling Harlequin pin with a tiny ruby in it. I
have already written twenty-seven books for Harlequin, with three more
contracted, which will eventually bring me to thirty. As a late bloomer, I
didn’t start writing until I had, what Read More...
Kirkus Reviews says that “Connie and Jonathan’s trials, tribulations, and second
chance at love are engaging . . . Another visit to Sea Kiss will charm romance
fans” in WHAT HAPPENS IN SUMMER (June 5, 2018).
WHAT HAPPENS IN
SUMMER by Caridad
Pineiro
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Brooklyn Ann is back with a brand new Regency paranormal romance and she
wants
you to take a bite out of WYNTER'S
BITE for only $.99. From now until April 15th, WYNTER'S BITE is
available
for a special discount. You can't go wrong with a sexy new read!
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Does the start of baseball season get you thinking about the men of summer?
Well, go into the locker room with Kathy Lyons and uncover all the secrets in
her Locker Room Diaries.
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You may think Easter sweet treats are all about those chocolate eggs that you
hide around the house for the kids to find (or not). But in our family, it’s
about Noodle Pudding!
This is no mashugana. And it’s
notkugel! It’s noodle!
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Big excitement from Lynne Marshall!
I'm super excited about my Delaneys of Sandpiper Beach
trilogy due out March, April, and May of this year for Harlequin Special
Edition. As if that isn't enough, the first book is my 25th with
Harlequin.
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Spring is in the air, (hopefully) and so is our desire to get into shape. But
instead of thinking seasonally when it comes to your health - think long term.
I'm going to give you three bits of advice so that you can be independent for
the rest of your life: Move every day. Eat well. Sleep well.
At the ripe old age of 82 I have done it all. I lost 50 pounds twenty Read More...
You know that frustration you feel when your computer is behaving badly but
you're so in love, you can't bear to break up with it? Turns out that
relationships, including the ones we have with our computers, are very complicated.
That's how I'm feeling right now about my Mac Read More...
Happy Birthday Tom!
Tom is three-quarters of a century old today. WOW! Happy Birthday to my sweetie.
Birthdays belong to the owner and are always a time to celebrate. They are a
memorial of the past year and a celebration of the coming one. A Read More...
Baby it's cold outside. Boy is it ever! But Tom and I are all snug as two bugs
in a rug with our wood stove and our stack of fresh logs for the fire. The wood
will keep our heating costs down and our toes all warm and toasty! While I'm
recuperating from foot surgery I am under house arrest as I work on my next
book, The Unforgettable Miss Baldwin Read More...
We didn't need to return the champagne. Two sips, done and yum!
I'm going to tell you a little secret: I've never ever made a New Year's
Resolution. There! The cat's out of the bag. Why? Every positive change I've
made in Read More...
My angel is all caught up in the holiday spirit. No matter what I say, she
insists I take the time to enjoy the tree lights and sing Christmas carols. She
even wants me to paint a winter landscape. She reminds me to be kind, patient
and generous of spirit. She says, "Remember Scrooge? Of course! Who can forget
the miser who turns into a kind and giving soul?
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On the first December Sunday, December 3, Tom and I took the 90 minute drive up the
Palisades, across the Bear Mountain Bridge, around the bending roads and up the
hills, to the West Point Cadet Chapel in West Point, NY.
West Point is actually the name of the town, the home of the United Read More...
New Rule: No Holidays allowed until I finish dying my Easter
Eggs.
I used to love holidays. Easter eggs, Halloween costumes, even flag day was fun.
But since my kids have left home (Yippee, empty nesting!), I can't be bothered
to notice the passing of days. Well, that's not exactly true. I count days by
words written and deadlines missed or (fingers crossed) made. So now that we've Read More...
As a kid, my creativity took the form of re-creating. I took clothes apart and
remade them into something different. I turned my mother's gown into a dress.
Mom was horrified. I also took apart radios and clocks and put them back
together. Dad was supportive. I sometimes needed his help. I also began drawing
when I was a kid. I drew faces and comic book characters, like Wonder Woman.
Everything around me Read More...
I hope you had a good week. Unfortunately, I spent mine sick with a head cold,
sinus infection and fun upper respiratory infection. But I was happy to catch a
cold if it meant spending a few days up in Hershey, PA with my awesome gal-pal
and fantastic fellow author (if you haven't read her, you MUST check her out),
Kathryn Cushman.
Why did I share that Read More...
There are some Thanksgivings my husband Tom and I travel to Phoenix, Arizona to
visit our grandchildren in the west. This year our Marietta, GA family joined us
here in Phoenix. There are eleven of us, five are the kids. We love it, the
cousins love getting together, we have fun, lots of laughing and telling stories
and, of course, eating out, eating in, and eating on the big day.Thanksgiving is
always a special Read More...
I love to get dressed up and go out on the town. Even, now at my age (I just turned 82 years young!) I love to go out with my husband Tom. Just last weekend we went to a party at the ballroom dance studio where we practice our fox-trot, waltz, salsa and so many more. Our talented instructors, Monika and Henry just Read More...
Many blue moons ago I had the great pleasure of having High Tea at the Helmsley
Palace in New York City. Or so I thought! Much to my surprise, I was mistaken in
my assumption that it was called High Tea. In fact, the proper name is: Afternoon
Tea. Fascinated with the ritual of "tea time", I explored the history and
found that Read More...