Jill Monroe

REVIEW: SEALed With a Kiss by Jill Monroe

REVIEW: SEALed With a Kiss by Jill Monroe

Dear Ms. Monroe: One thing that I often find lacking in romances is seeing the actual courtship, particularly if you read paranormal romances with soulmate stories. I think that is why I like the friends to lovers trope or the marriage of convenience trope because we get to see the two characters navigate from viewing(…)

REVIEW: SEALed and Delivered by Jill Monroe

Dear Ms. Monroe: Is it too corny to say that this book delivered for me?   I’m not a huge fan of the Navy SEAL books anymore because I think that there are so many of them and I worried about the machismo level of the hero but nothing about the book   was very expected.   That(…)

Author Talk with Louisa Edwards

Interview with Louisa Edwards, author of Can’t Stand the Heat. Send to Kindle

Saturday Link Roundup: AuthorTalk Bares All

Author Talk features nudity and PC and Kristin Cast. Roxanne St. Claire is at the Borders True Romance blog talking about her latest book (a recommended read by Robin) and giving away three free copies of Hunt Her Down. Huffington Post writes about the efforts of DirecTV to put cable stations TNT and TBS online.(…)

Author Talk: Feat. Carolyn Jewel & Comic Books

Carolyn Jewel, one of my fave new historical romance authors, interviewed by the Author Talk women/ladies/girls, Gena Showalter and Jill Monroe. (Gena is the camera hog for those unfamiliar with this series) Send to Kindle

Author Talk Returns with Author Melissa Francis

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Friday Links of Meyer

Stephenie Meyer sold 8 million copies of her books in December. DECEMBER. 28 million copies have been sold overall. Since Meyer doesn’t plan on writing more Sparkly Vampires and Doormat Girls anytime soon, there will be a vacuum. Who is going to fill it? Harlequin is giving away another ebook. It’s a collection of heartwarming(…)

AuthorTalk with Candace Havens

Doesn’t Havens man the camera from time to time? Send to Kindle

Author Talk Interview: Nora Roberts

Hilarious, as always (Note to self: no food/drink while watching authortalk videos). See Nora perform some of the skills she picked up researching Tribute, her July release. Authortalk.tv Send to Kindle

AuthorTalk: Jill Monroe and Gena Showalter Interview CJ Lyons

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Interview with An Author (or Two) and Some Thoughts on Book Trailers

In the true spirit of viral marketing, I received my first AuthorTalk link in my inbox from a friend. I’m not sure how she found it but I think it was from another person’s blog. And now I am doing my part in spreading the word. I think the entire point of book trailers was(…)

Because We All Need a Good Laugh

My favorite part is the 4:19 mark. I laughed so hard that Ned came over to see what was going on. Kresley is giving us some books to give away next week or so. Stay tuned. Update: Here is the link for all the videos. Updated to add: I’m currently being grilled as to why(…)

Harlequin Lightning Reviews

Drop Dead Gorgeous by Kimberly Raye. The premise was that geek girl saw her geek boy bestfriend get super hot, super confident, and super sexy and she wanted that too. Except the reason that the geek boy bestfriend got super everything was because he got bit by a vampire and now he too was a(…)

My First Sale by Jill Monroe, The Fall Of The Soviet Union Made Me Write Romance

My First Sale by Jill Monroe, The Fall Of The Soviet Union Made Me Write Romance

Jill Monroe made several abortive attempts to write but didn’t get serious until she joined the RWA and began studying the craft with the Oklahoma Romance Writers chapter. She wrote eight books during that time and claims that two are unpublishable. She was a finalist in the Golden Heart and came to the attention of(…)

REVIEW:  Tall Dark and Filthy Rich by Jill Monroe

REVIEW: Tall Dark and Filthy Rich by Jill Monroe

Dear Ms. Monroe: Basically, every month I go over to the eHarlequin site and I randomly pick books based on title and cover. That’s it. I think of it kind of as a book Russian roulette or something like that. Yours was a November read that I picked because I had never read you before.(…)