C+ ReviewsContemporary / Harlequin-Presents / tortured hero13 Comments
Dear Ms. Morgan: The length of the book was felt keenly in this story. While the story has a believable conflict and is well written, the truncated ending left me feeling unsatisfied. Lucas Jackson is a wealthy man who has no interest in any personal entanglements. This is due to ... more >
Publishing NewsHarlequin-Presents / privacy / Young-Adult7 Comments
Tara Palmer-Tomkinson finds love with prince – Telegraph – “The former lover of, among others, Alexander Spencer-Churchill, the Duke of Marlborough’s nephew, says aspiring princesses would be well advised to look to mainland Europe. “In European countries, there are more princes than dentists.”” Telegraph UK I thought this piece was ... more >
C+ Reviewsbodyguard / Harlequin-Presents / multicultural / romantic-suspense6 Comments
Dear Ms. Harris, In a recent comment thread about reading and writing multicultural characters, you talked about your latest Harlequin Presents release, which features a half-South Asian hero. I was intrigued and interested to read about someone who was neither a Maharajah nor a Bollywood star. My reaction to your ... more >
C- ReviewsHarlequin-Presents / marriage-of-convenience12 Comments
Dear Ms. Crews: I am a big fan of your Harlequin Presents and I feel like you exploit the category length and the fantasy feel of the stories in the best way. This latest effort, however, spent so much time in the head space of one character that I felt ... more >
B ReviewsChicago / Contemporary / Harlequin-Presents / Recommended Reads10 Comments
Dear Ms. Kelly: Angela James mentioned on Twitter she was reading something really good from Harlequin and I reminded her she had my Kindle address. A few moments later, a book by you appeared on my device. The magic of technology! Angie was right. Never Stay Past Midnight was a ... more >
Letters of Opinioncategory romance / Harlequin-Presents / self-published39 Comments
see more Lolcats and funny pictures, and check out our Socially Awkward Penguin lolz! Category titles disguised as single title books are burning up the Kindle/Nook charts. The existing category covers appeal to existing category readers but those readers who so clearly love books like The Marriage Bargian, Wife by ... more >