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All About Caren CraneCaren Crane writes Southern-inflected women's fiction that often includes a romance. She loves to write about dysfunctional, crazy families like the ones she knows and loves. Apparently, editors in NYC don't know and love the same type crazy families, but she hopes they will one day!
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A Few Of My Favorite…Posted by Caren Crane Jun 2 2013, 12:23 am in Barbra Streisand, Bing Crosby, Caren Crane, Danny Kaye, Dolly!, favorite musicals, Fiddler On the Roof, Hello, Howard Keel, Jane Powell, movie musicals, Oklahoma, quick five, Rosemary Clooney, Seven Brides For Seven Brothers, Topol, Vera-Ellen, White Christmas …musicals! Anna got me thinking yesterday with her “June is bustin’ out all over” blog title. I haven’t indulged in a musical in a good, long while. Granted, my husband has a limited tolerance for musicals and it was just the two of us all winter long. So it isn’t surprising that they fell off my radar. Still, I watched an excellent psychological thriller/horror movie yesterday, which I hadn’t done in a long time, and it occurred to me that I might be missing out on other genres, as well. So in deference to it being June and summer being The Love List WINNER!Posted by Caren Crane May 20 2013, 11:40 pm in Alisha Woods, Caren Crane, Deb Marlowe, free book, prize winner, prizes, The Love List As you’ll recall, Deb Marlowe promised to give away a copy of her latest release, The Love List, to a luck commenter on her visit Sunday. I am happy to announce that the winner is… ALISHA WOODS!!! Congratulations, Alisha! Please drop Deb a line at deb AT debmarlowe DOT com and let her know whether you prefer a print or e-book. If e-book, just let her know the format you want. Congratulations and thanks for visiting! Deb Marlowe Dishes About Her Love ListPosted by Caren Crane May 19 2013, 12:24 am in adventure, An Encounter At the Museum, bawds, Brynne Wilmott, Caren Crane, Deb Marlowe, Duke of Aldmere, guest blogger, Half Moon House, Jareth the Goblin King, lightskirts, pimps, political intrigue, Regency romance, street urchins, The Love List I am incredibly excited to have my dear friend Deb Marlowe visiting with us in the Lair today. As most of you know, Deb has published seven books with Harlequin Historicals. Lately, though, she joined the fast-growing world of indie publishing. First came her novella in the marvelous anthology An Encounter At the Museum called An Unexpected Encounter. In the novella we were introduced to a supporting character named Hestia Wright. We were given to understand that Hestia was a former courtesan who now made it her business to help women in need. I was intrigued to learn that Hestia | ||
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