Today historical author Deanna Raybournis here talking about writing historical mysteries – and celebrating her latest release, The Dark Inquiry, available now from Mira. _________ The historical mystery is a very comfortable place for me. As a reader, I cut my teeth on the books of Agatha Christie and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle—not, as I […]
Casee: There just aren’t any excuses. When I look at Goodreads and see my total for 2011 I just want to cringe. Or puke. Or cringe and then puke. This month there really isn’t any excuse. I could cite personal reasons. Travel. Whatever. The fact of the matter is that as soon as I pick […]
England, 1215, the eve of Magna Carta Jamie Lost is the king’s most renowned commander, an audacious knight ordered to kidnap an exiled priest before rebel forces close in. The mission is simple–until he comes up against a mysterious woman on a mission, a thief who will first steal his quarry and then his heart. […]
B&N has finally released the much anticipated NOOKColor firmware update that allows access to applications, email and other requested features. They’ve included some current favorites, like Angry Birds, Lonely Planet Phrasebooks and Drawing Pad. The inclusion of apps and better web access makes this more like a thrifty tablet than just a plain eReader. I […]
For months I’ve been going on about Dragon Bound by Thea Harrison. Good news, it’s available now! Thea Harrison is here today to talk about the land of make-believe, and to giveaway a copy of Dragon Bound. Check it out: ___________________________ Why do we like made-up worlds so much? My roommates recently bought a beautiful […]