B Reviewsdivorce / Karina Bliss / Marriage-in-Trouble / twins / unrequited-love13 Comments
Dear Ms. Bliss: Sometimes I think a reader connects to a writer in ways that can’t quite be articulated. I’ve felt that way about your work for a while so I don’t know how reliable of a recommender of your books that I am. What I connect with is the ... more >
A ReviewsContemporary / Farmer / friends-to-lovers / Harlequin SuperRomance / Karina Bliss / Military / secret42 Comments
Dear Ms. Bliss, Jane sent me Here Comes the Groom after I told her how much I loved your last book, What the Librarian Did. Like What the Librarian Did, Here Comes the Groom takes a fairly cliched romance novel convention and gives it the kind depth and re-charge that ... more >
Contests/Giveawaysgiveaway / Karina Bliss1 Comments
Winners of the Karina Bliss giveaway. I’ve emailed you. Please check your spam folder. Other fans of the book might want to check out SmartBitches latest Photoshop contest in honor of Jennifer Lohmann, the Librarian of the Year. Katie (Print) April (Digital) Katrina (Print) Donna (Digital) Keira (Print) Sasha (Digital)
Contests/Giveawaysgiveaway / Karina Bliss121 Comments
I began tweeting about this book in February and I reviewed here on the blog. It’s a series book with kind of a corny cover but the insides are rich. Rosario reviewed it yesterday, giving it an A-: Did I mention that Rachel is really, really cool? She is. She’s ... more >
Recommended ReadsChristine Rimmer / Julie James / K.A. Mitchell / Karina Bliss / N.K. Jemisin / Pamela-Clare8 Comments
You can get a discount on some of the recommended reads at Books on Board. Dark Angel/Lord Carew’s Bride by Mary Balogh. Recommended by Janine, Jennie and Jayne | Mary Balogh’s Website | Kindle | Amazon | nook | BN | Borders | Fictionwise | Books on Board (epub) The ... more >
A- Reviewsadoption / Harlequin Super Romance / Karina Bliss / librarian / Rock-Star51 Comments
Dear Ms. Bliss: I hope that is your real name. I love it. Miss Bliss. Has a very naughty sound to it. In any event, it wasn’t your name that prompted me to pick up this title. Instead it was a combination of things. First, an excerpt of your book, ... more >