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Sunday Spotlight: Finding Fraser by kc dyer

Sunday Spotlight: Finding Fraser by kc dyer

Sunday Spotlight is a feature we’re running in 2016. Each week, we will spotlight a release we’re excited about. We’ll be posting exclusive excerpts and being total fangirls. You’ve been warned. 🙂 I have a confession to make: I’ve never read an Outlander book. I know. I know. I tried. Really. I just couldn’t get […]

Joint Review: Fire Bound by Christine Feehan

Joint Review: Fire Bound by Christine Feehan

Casee: I love the Sea Haven series.  I’ve read all the books she’s written but the Drake Sisters and Sisters of the Heart are my favorite.  Fire Bound was like no other Feehan book.  Mostly it’s the men that are killers and, as readers, we simply accept it.  They are trying to protect their woman, […]

There’s No Place Like Home

Posted April 26, 2016 by Holly in Discussions | Tagged: , , | 2 Comments
There’s No Place Like Home

I grew up in South Dakota. SD isn’t a place that’s typically written about in romantic fiction (though it should be. SoDak is amazeballs…as long as you don’t have to live there in the winter). When I come across a book set there I’m all kinds of excited. Except, I have certain expectations for stories set there. Take, […]

Sunday Spotlight: Fire Bound by Christine Feehan

Sunday Spotlight: Fire Bound by Christine Feehan

Sunday Spotlight is a feature we’re running in 2016. Each week, we will spotlight a release we’re excited about. We’ll be posting exclusive excerpts and being total fangirls. You’ve been warned. 🙂 I’ve been reading Christine Feehan for many years now. While I lost interest in her other titles, I still adore her Sea Haven […]

Dear Romance Characters, Stop Breathing So Much

Posted April 12, 2016 by Holly in Discussions | Tagged: , | 5 Comments
Dear Romance Characters, Stop Breathing So Much

I have a confession to make: I think breath is nasty. Obviously the act of breathing is very important, but breath itself is pretty gross. I do not want my husband, kids, or dogs to breathe on me. Not anywhere on my skin, but most especially not in my face. I don’t care if they […]