Publishing NewsFifty Shades / mystery / SF / Simon & Schuster / Sylvia Day / Unbridled Books12 Comments
S&S Launching New SF Imprint, Simon451 – Senior Editor Sarah Knight is heading the new imprint, which will be digital first, even though the publisher says they will deal in both print and digital. The first books will be released beginning in October 2014, including a trilogy of which Gillian ... more >
D Reviewsangels / demons / No Paranormal Left Behind / reincarnation / shapeshifters / Sylvia Day / vampires36 Comments
Dear Ms. Day: I felt like that there was a kernel of a really great story here but the story I wanted to read and the story I read were at such odds with each other. The story that I felt was trying to be told was of a man ... more >
Reading ListsCarolyn Crane / Cindy Gerard / Emma-Holly / Helen Brooks / Jill Myles / Lorelie Brown / Lynne Graham / Reading lists / Sylvia Day27 Comments
This is more a list of what I read last week because I don’t know what I am going to read this week. Last week I read: Never a Mistress, No Longer a Maid by Maureen Driscoll. This was sent to me by the author. The pitch was really good. ... more >
B Reviews Category / B+ Reviews / Book Reviewsguest-blogger / Masquerade / My Favorite Things / Sylvia Day1 Comments
This review comes to us from guest blogger, Yapaway Jay who has given up her fiction books for law books. Go Jay, only one semester left? * * * Dear Ms. Day, I fell in love with the first book I read by you, The Stranger I Married, and ever ... more >
Publishing NewsLaura-Lee-Guhrke / Literary Criticism / Sylvia Day1 Comments
The Courier Mail book reviewers took time to identify some of their favorite books of 2007. Kate Cuthbert, one of the romance reviewers, listed three of the best of 2007: Demon Angel (The Guardians, Book 2) by Meljean Brook; And Then He Kissed Her by Laura Lee Guhrke; and Passion ... more >
Book Reviews / D ReviewsSylvia Day18 Comments
Dear Ms. Day: I know I’ve read worst books this year, but not by much. I’ll tell you straight off, I am giving the book a D because I can’t find one thing redeeming in this book other than the plot of who killed the heroine’s husband was mildly interesting. ... more >