Nice Review for Mia’s Return
I just love Google Alerts. You end up finding little kernels of joy you otherwise might have missed. Like this review. It’s a bit old now, but I just found it yesterday.
Mandi at Smexy Books reviewed Mia’s Return for me – well – Teal.
Apart from a masterful plot summary that you should go over to [...]
Lovely New Review for Betting With Lucifer from Alternative Read.
I found this lovely review for Betting with Lucifer over at Alternative Read. This book really seems to polarise readers. They either love or hate it. Naturally, I’m only reporting on the good reviews! :)
“Tracy Cooper-Posey has a flair for writing her characters deep, and by this I mean she knows how to play her [...]
New cover for Kiss Across Time.
Well, you can tell the Ellora’s Cave team are back at work after the holiday break. I got the artwork for Kiss Across Time today:
These art themes for 2010 are very…well, art deco. The Dance of Desire theme was similarly ’20s in feel — check Eva’s Last Dance, which is part of that series, and [...]
Does Reading Erotic Romance Improve Your Sex Life? Tell Me To Win.
Romance novels sometimes threaten the male population. They feel that women get too many bad ideas about an idealized romantic relationship that men can’t live up to. I spoke about this when Alan Elsner jumped up and down about it recently.
Erotic romance novels further polarize the population.
Yet there are some strong positive influences that come [...]
Erotica, Erotic Romance and Romance – Do You Know the Difference?
There’s a huge difference between erotica, erotic romance, and straight romance and if you want to break into the erotic romance market, it pays to know how to pick the species apart, even if the general reading populace can’t and your mother definitely won’t.
Erotica
Erotica is written purely to arouse, to titilate. There is a story [...]
Two Sorts of Historical Romances
I’ve read a few historical romances in my time, and they divide themselves, more or less, into two groups.
Historical Backdrop Romances
These romances are set in historical times, but apart from the odd “nay” and “verily” and the gowns and destriers, the hero and heroine could be staring longingly at each other across any crowded bar [...]
I'm at Love Romance Passion Today – Last Stop On the Tour.
Today I’m at Love Romance Passion — again. This time I’m discussing fantasy in real terms. I was there first and now I’m there last. This is the last stop on the double book tour for Mia’s Return and Sera’s Gift, and we’re kicking our heels back and the chat has evolved into a discussion [...]
Read more »Denise Agnew Eats 'em Alive – Maneater Goes to E-book
I’m pleased to have Denise Agnew as guest author here today, marking the relaunch of her book, Maneater, which first appeared in paperback (I know, it’s backwards) in the Winter Warriors anthology, but is now being released as a stand-alone ebook title.
Denise is offering up one of her backlist titles as a gift to a [...]
A Review for Mia's Return from Susi at The Geeky Bookworm
Well, I must say it’s a first — I’ve never had my books described as eye-burners before. :)
A lovely review from Susi at The Geeky Bookworm for Mia’s Return:
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“Steamy is not enough to describe this book, the words burn your eyes. Very hawt read it is and so good for my hormones. ;)
The story in [...]
Alan Elsner Thinks Romance Novels are Porn. I Wonder What He'd Make of Erotic Romance Then?
I’ve got used to the entire world minus romance readers taking pot shots at the romance industry whenever it feels like having a good guffaw over what they presume to be the sweats and teeshirt brigade sighing into their paperbacks over the latest obsession in tree-trunk-thighed heroes and vestal virgins and all the usual and [...]
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