Stephanie-Tyler

What January is Reading – 2/11/2012

What January is Reading – 2/11/2012

I’ve had a mixed bag of reads lately. Demon Bait by Moira Rogers I’ve wanted to try a Moira Rogers book for some time, as they come highly recommended. I do not think I picked up the right one to start with, however. This story was interesting, but it also felt like fifty pounds of(…)

REVIEW: In the Air Tonight by Stephanie Tyler

REVIEW: In the Air Tonight by Stephanie Tyler

Dear Ms. Tyler: I choose this book because I like romantic suspense stories  with former special forces heroes (and heroines), I liked Hard to Hold, the first in your previous series, and this story featured a sister and BFF of an older brother romance.  The blurb alerted me to the fact that there was a(…)

REVIEW: Too Hot to Hold by Stephanie Tyler

REVIEW: Too Hot to Hold by Stephanie Tyler

Dear Ms. Tyler: I was quite excited to read this book after finishing the first in the series. Perhaps I expected too much, but I was seriously deflated upon finishing Hard to Hold to the point that I doubt I will read the finale to this trilogy. What were excusable irritants in the first book(…)

REVIEW:  Hard to Hold by Stephanie Tyler

REVIEW: Hard to Hold by Stephanie Tyler

Dear Ms. Tyler: I was pretty excited to read your stand alone romantic suspense.   I think it did a great job of blending the suspense and the romance.   It was full of sexual tension but it also had a strong emotional impact even if I did think the villain was a little overwrought and the(…)

GIVEAWAY:  Bantam/Ballantine’s Fall Release Preview

GIVEAWAY: Bantam/Ballantine’s Fall Release Preview

Shauna Summers, Senior Editor   for Bantam/Ballantine, wanted to share with the Dear Author readers a bit about their fall line up. We thought it would be fun to give away a copy of the book that preceded the upcoming release. For every paper book giveaway, I’m going to giveaway an ecopy of the book via(…)

REVIEW:  Riding the Storm by Sydney Croft

REVIEW: Riding the Storm by Sydney Croft

Dear Ms. Croft: I really wanted to like this book. I like the publishing house. I met the authors behind the psuedonym (Larissa Ione and Stephanie Tyler) and they seem totally great. Unfortunately, nothing in this story actually worked for me. The book opens with a heavy sexual overtone and never relents. Riding the Storm(…)