Olivia Patton’s life just imploded. One night with sexy hacker Grady Donovan seems like the perfect, ego-soothing plan—until an epic snowstorm shuts down the city and thwarts her morning-after escape. Now the only walk-of-shame she’ll be taking is right back to Grady’s door. Forced to actually talk, Grady and Olivia ... more >
Dear Tawna Fenske, One of the commenters here mentioned that your books were funny when one was included in a Daily Deals post so I downloaded the freebie and bought a couple others. I recently read and enjoyed Marine for Hire which I reviewed at my personal blog. It was ... more >
“The one with the blonde hair” is how my oldest friend describes me to her friends, who still wonder who she is talking about. That’s because I am no longer blonde—my hair went dark in college and now going gray more than anything else. But as a kid the blonde ... more >
Dear Amy Lane: Readers have been expressing their dissatisfaction with the lack of depictions of religion or faith in romance, outside of inspirationals. The Bells of Time Square isn’t at all preachy, but religion is very much a part of the main character’s life. By strict definition, this is a ... more >
Dear Ms. Rimmer: I am ordinarily not a fan of Christmas stories unlike my partner here, Jayne, who has a well known affinity for these stories and given the proliferation of them in the months preceding the holidays, clearly I am in the minority. I’m always afraid the holiday spirit ... more >
Dear Ms. Howard: I confess that I was at first taken aback by the length of this hardcover. I remember thinking unkind thoughts about this format when Janet Evanovich put out her first Christmas hardcover. Those have sold like crazy so I guess that readers are unfazed by the length ... more >