Book ReviewsLinda-Howard / romantic-suspense / supernatural / Time-Travel26 Comments
Dear Ms Howard: The re-release of one of your only time travel novel provided a perfect excuse for a re-read. Son of the Morning was first published in 1997. It’s an unusual romance in that for much of the story, Grace and Niall, the two main protagonists are separated by ... more >
D ReviewsContemporary / Linda-Howard / Montana / romantic-suspense38 Comments
Dear Ms. Howard: In a recent podcast, Sarah Wendell and I talked about how there are titles we would like to have rebound into collector’s items so that they can sit on our shelves and be read and admired. Some of your titles would be on that list. After the ... more >
D Reviewslaw-enforcement / Linda-Howard / romantic-suspense52 Comments
Dear Ms. Howard: I have to preface this review with a little backstory about my love for your books. I’ve loved most everything you have written from your early category days (McKenzie’s Mountain, the Kell Sabin Series) to your hardcovers like Open Season. I’ve defended Marc Chastain and his Guiness ... more >
C Reviews / C Reviews Categorycabin romance / Linda-Howard / romantic-suspense16 Comments
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 >
Book ReviewsBantam Dell Ballantine / Bella-Andre / giveaway / Jill Sorenson / Jillian Hunter / Linda-Howard / Random-House / Stephanie-Tyler / Tessa Dare295 Comments
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 ... more >
Publishing NewsAngela-James / Linda-Howard / New-York-Times / Reader Habits / Samhain-publishing26 Comments
First up is the news that Angela James, former executive editor of Samhain, is joining the Quartet Press folks. I think QP means business, no? In other QP news, Anne Frasier aka Teresa Weir is going to be releasing Bad Karma in ebook form through Quartet. Under the penname of ... more >