B ReviewsAlien Hero / aliens / holiday novella / novella / orphans / SF romance / SFR4 Comments
Note: This is available separately or in the “Nebula Nights” collection. Noelle has made the same wish for the past six years to the angel on top of Father Nathan’s Christmas Tree. All she wants for Christmas is someone with warm arms to hold her and who can understand that ... more >
B Reviewsaliens / military hero / Sectors Romance Series / SF romance / SFR / spaceship / War / Military5 Comments
A reimagining of the Titanic disaster set in the far future among the stars… Traveling unexpectedly aboard the luxury liner Nebula Dream on its maiden voyage across the galaxy, Sectors Special Forces Captain Nick Jameson is ready for ten relaxing days, and hoping to forget his last disastrous mission behind ... more >
Publishing NewsAmazon / best of list / book prices / sales tax / SFR32 Comments
Amazon increases free shipping minimum order to $35, pushes Prime membership as an alternative – Right before the holidays too! Engadget reported that for the first time in a decade, you have to order $35 worth of stuff in order to qualify for free shipping unless, of course, you have ... more >
B Reviews / Book Reviews / FeaturedCarina Press / Drugs / law-enforcement / SFR8 Comments
“Recently out of rehab, Sasha James is determined to keep her head down, complete her parole and never touch amber again. The chip in her neck controls her cravings for the highly addictive drug, but also tracks her every move. Not that she goes anywhere other than work and the ... more >
B ReviewsCarina Press / Fantasy Romance / Science-Fiction-Romance / SFR11 Comments
Dear Ms. Archer, My track record with space sci-fi romance (SSFR) has been terrible of late. There are moments when I wonder why I continually punish myself with middling (at best) SSFR when there is so much incredible romance reading available out there. But I do it because I’m hunting ... more >
Book Reviewsfuturistic / Jess Granger / Paranormal / Sci-fi / Science-Fiction-Romance / SFR14 Comments
Dear Ms. Granger, Let’s face it: I love romance in space, having to do with space, or having the element of the alien (and I don’t mean Sigourney Weaver Alien). Nowadays it seems particularly hard to get past all of the vamps and shifters and move off (or into the ... more >