Hunter (Cracking the Dating Code) launches Harlequin’s Kiss contemporary romance imprint with an emotionally powerful and beautifully rendered love story. Evangeline Jones spent the best and worst week of her life exploring kinky sex with Logan Black. Eleven years later, she’s a confident and successful business woman. When she agrees to marry her business […]
Last week HMB relaunched the RIVA series in the UK. Gorgeous new covers, a very cool facebook app, and some new stories in the mix. Top of my ‘to read’ list is debut author Joss Wood‘s She’s So Over Him. Why? Well, RIVA authors hail from all over the globe: UK, Ireland, Australia, NZ, USA, […]
A while back, Harlequin UK had a survey going re cover art for the short contemporary RIVA line that I write for. I wasn’t a huge fan of the old covers (see bald blue girl). I’m liking the new ones much better. And come the October ’12 relaunch trial when nine RIVA stories are lined […]
‘The One That Got Away is the title of my launch story for Harlequin’s new Kiss line (launching in North America in Feb ’13). At the time I wrote it, my stories were still feeding through into the Harlequin Presents Extra line in North America and Kiss was a mere twinkle in Harlequin’s eye. There […]
SINGLE GIRL ABROAD is a re-release duo of two of my Bennett stories – UNTAMEABLE ROGUE and RED-HOT RENEGADE. Red-Hot Renegade is otherwise known as Her Singapore Fling in North America, and was a 2011 RITA finalist for Contemporary Series Romance. I’m very partial to warrior heroes and Jacob’s one of my favourites. The stories […]
One of the reasons I epubbed Wish was so I could play around with promo and pricing (and have instant access to sales figures, but that’s another story). So when Smashwords launched its Read An Ebook Week promo, I opted in. I’m a little late to the party, but the offer is available through to […]
I have a new book out. It’s a mid-March release but up already on eHarlequin and Amazon and probably other places too. Staggered (or unexpectedly early) release dates across various platforms aren’t usually an author’s best friend. Why? Because customer purchases are then staggered too, which makes it harder to hit the bestseller lists. And […]
