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REVIEW: Holiday Kisses by Jaci Burton, HelenKay Dimon, Alison Kent, Shannon Stacey

REVIEW: Holiday Kisses by Jaci Burton, HelenKay Dimon, Alison Kent, Shannon Stacey

This Time Next Year by Alison Kent. Brenna Keating is traveling to her grandmother’s house for their annual Christmas celebration when a storm strikes and she is stranded after she loses control of her vehicle attempting to avoid a deer. A gruff man comes to her rescue and carries her off to his cabin. Dillon(…)

Agony/Ecstasy Anthology: Just Say Yes by HelenKay Dimon

My first HelenKay Dimon stories were the collection of novellas in Viva Las Bad Boys!. I’ve always felt that HelenKay Dimon is very good at creating a lot of emotion and fun dialogue in shorter lengths. “Just Say Yes” is a little different office romance. Colin and Allie sit on opposite sides of the desk.(…)

Reading List for Jane, Ending October 4, 2011

Reading List for Jane, Ending October 4, 2011

I’ve been reading a lot of ARCs so most of my reading list are for titles not published until November, December and January. I hope that is okay with the readers. Contemporary: Holiday Kisses, an anthology by Shannon Stacey, HelenKay Dimon, Jaci Burton, and Alison Kent. I liked all the stories in this contemporary Christmas(…)

What is Jaclyn Reading, Week of August 30

What is Jaclyn Reading, Week of August 30

August is getting labeled with ‘explore new-to-me authors’. Last week I went on a sample downloading binge, inspired by January’s Spoil of War review (that review made me ask, what in the world is getting published, self or otherwise?), which means I’ve been reading a ton on my phone instead of my ereader. I don’t(…)

What Sunita is reading, for the week ending August 21

What Sunita is reading, for the week ending August 21

My reading weeks are highly variable. Sometimes I read half a dozen (or more) novels in their entirety, sometimes I don’t make it through a single one. This was a good week. I was doing some catching up of series in preparation for new releases, as well as following up on reads that have been(…)

Saturday Shorties: Faked Deaths, Amnesia and Fertility Clinics

Saturday Shorties: Faked Deaths, Amnesia and Fertility Clinics

Under the Gun by HelenKay Dimon I’ve never been a huge fan of the Intrigue line because I felt that even full length romantic suspense books struggled to fit both romance and suspense in one story, how could a compressed format do both topics justice? Under the Gun had a good balance of both the(…)

REVIEW:  Hot as Hell by HelenKay Dimon

REVIEW: Hot as Hell by HelenKay Dimon

Dear Ms. Dimon: Thank you for sending me Hot as Hell. I think the guy on the cover looks a bit like Tom Brady, of whom I not a big fan but I promise I didn’t hold it against your book. I think the complaint I had from the last book is that the plot(…)

REVIEW: Hard as Nails by HelenKay Dimon

Dear Ms. Dimon: Hard as Nails is an anthology that takes place inside a house that is being rehabbed. The first story is an architect working on the project, the second is of the lawyer to the construction company and the third is the project manager of the rehabbing project. All three books feature smart(…)

Author Talk Friday: HelenKay Dimon

There’s another AuthorTalk video up. HelenKay Dimon is the victim subject of the newest one. Send to Kindle

REVIEW: Right Here, Right Now by HelenKay Dimon

Dear Ms. Dimon: I mentioned before that your trademark seemed to be really great dialogue, snappy flirtatious banter. This book was no different. The problem was that while it had your trademark dialogue, it just had too much of it. I guess there really is too much of a good thing. Gabrielle Pearson thought that(…)

E! Online Features Guest Authors’ Picks of the Year

E! Online has published a 2007 best of presented by some of E!’s favorite authors. One said favorite author is HelenKay Dimon author of 2007 release “Your Mouth Drives Me Crazy“. HelenKay Dimon: Voices by Arnaldur Indridason is the third police procedural in a series of Reykjavik thrillers. In a sort of ode to the(…)

REVIEW: Your Mouth Drives Me Crazy by HelenKay Dimon

Dear Ms. Dimon: When I read Viva Las Bad Boys!, I was struck by how great your voice was for smart, snappy dialogue. But writing a full length book wasn’t the same as writing three novellas and I admit to being a bit worried that smart, snappy dialogue couldn’t carry an entire story. I was(…)

The Napkin Project

One of the boys I dated in law school was also in a band. Sometimes they would drink. . . Okay, they would drink alot, but sometimes when they did, they would each take a turn at writing a song lyric on a napkin. Esquire magazine engaged in a napkin project wherein they sent 200(…)

REVIEW: Viva Las Bad Boys by HelenKay Dimon

Dear Ms. Dimon: After this book, I am on an anthology diet because as a general rule, I find them dissatisfying. Your stories, particularly your first two, were like a breath of fresh air through the stale anthology shelf. Viva Las Bad Boys is set, well, in Las Vegas, of course. It features three stories(…)