Posted by Anna Campbell Jun 19 2013, 12:02 am
I’m delighted today to welcome back a good friend and a fabulous writer, Aussie via the U.K. resident Christina Phillips. Christina is here to tell us about her hot new romance for Ellora’s Cave, BLOODLUST DENIED, featuring a duke who is really a vampire. Or is that perhaps a vampire who is really a duke? Whatever, he sounds like one hot vampire dukish dude! You can find out more about Christina and her wonderful books at her website: http://christinaphillips.com/ You can also find out about Christina on social media: Twitter – https://twitter.com/ChristinaPh_Ash Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/christinaphillips.author/app_151503908244383 Goodreads – http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/3216349.Christina_Phillips You can
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Posted in Amanda Ashby, Ancient Britain, Ann Campbell, Archangel of Mercy, Australian Authors, Bandita Booty, Betrayed, Christina Ashcroft, Christina Phillips, e-books, Ellora's Cave, erotic romance, Her Savage Scot, interviews, Regency romance, Sara Hantz, Tainted, vampire romance
Posted by Cassondra Murray Jun 18 2013, 2:04 am
Okay time out!!!! It’s all my fault. Yes, it is. Today was supposed to be a visit with screaming-funny author, Lexi George. Y’all know I don’t bring guests to the Lair unless I love the books, and I DO love these books. But some stuff happened, and…ahem..well..it’s my fault she’s not here. There was a timing issue. Bottom line? I blew it. *hangs head* She will join us in August and she’ll bring her hunky Dalvahni Demon hunters along with her. So watch for that. But in the meantime… YES! I’m starting a series. I’m calling it Cassondra talks Bandit
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Posted in Author interviews, Bandit to Bandit, Cassondra Murray, Cassondra's blogs, early influences, Nancy Northcott, Richard III, Superheroes
Posted by Christie Kelley Jun 17 2013, 12:18 am
There has been a lot of uproar this week about a new ad that Kraft Foods put out. One group called One Million Moms is calling this ad disgusting, and asked what is this selling?. This is the picture for the ad. Now, I’m personally not offended by this ad. I thought it was rather sexy and nice to see a man being sexy for an ad instead of a woman. Would there be such an uproar if that was a woman under the picnic blanket? Somehow, I doubt it. Women have been objectified in ads for years. Many I
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Posted by Jeanne Adams Jun 16 2013, 12:21 am
Of all the days in the year to celebrate something – usually driven by Hallmark and their cards! – this one is a day I really enjoy. As a romance writer, a wife and a daughter, I have to confess that I love men. As a gender, they’re pretty darn awesome. Most of them look pretty good, and there are some out there that are downright outstanding (The Rock, Sean Connery, Adam Levine, Ryan Gosling, and so on)….Grins. Of course, they can be a pain in the arse end as well. As much as I adore my beloved spouse and my
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Posted in Fathers and Daughters, Fathers Day, James H. Pickering, Jeanne Adams, What My Father Taught me
Posted by Trish Milburn Jun 15 2013, 12:02 am
At this time last week, I was at the beach with two of my best friends, fellow authors MJ Fredrick and Tanya Michaels, for a writing retreat. I started missing the beach almost as soon as I drove away. Here are my top reasons I love going to the Gulf Coast and why I would totally move there tomorrow if I could. 1. The sound of the waves. They’re soothing, relaxing and the perfect background sound for writing. 2. Walks on the beach. They are good exercise, the scenery is different every day because the water and the sky have
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Posted by Tawny Weber Jun 14 2013, 1:00 am
One of the things I think is cute is how men think we get all prettied up just for them. Silly boys, we don’t do it for them. We do it for us. Right? At least I do. That’s the part of being a girl I love best, right after great footwear, multiple orgasms and men. Spa indulgences!!! Yep. Spa Indulgences. I love me some spa time. Don’t you? Manicures, pedicures, facials, massages, salon appointments, makeovers (the MAC counter rocks). I was such a spa treatment junkie, I went to beauty school. Not with the ambition to actually work
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Posted by Joan Kayse Jun 13 2013, 12:31 am
You’ll have to do the math yourself cause I’m not telling. (Ok, a hint….I recently reached the speed limit of inter-city highways :0) This topic came to mind after I ran into the mother of a elementary school friend. Her first question was “Are you still working?” What? Um, yeah because my Prince Charming with the American Express hasn’t arrived yet….his flight must be delayed. Amazingly, I get this question a lot. Do these people who’ve known me most of my life think I’m that old that I can say adios to the DDJ? Do they think I’ve met the
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Posted in Growing Old, historical romance, Joan Kayse, reality
Posted by Susan Sey Jun 12 2013, 12:15 am
Some people are lucky enough to be born where they belong. Some people have to look for their place for years & years. Some people get to live in that place that fills up their soul. Most of us just have to visit it from time to time. Some of us get lots of places that feel like home. Some of us get only one. Finding this place is like meeting your spouse. You see it, there’s this electric click & you think, “Mine.” ”Here.” ”This one.” For me, that place is the north shore of Lake Superior. I was
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Posted in great lakes, Lake Superior, Susan Sey, travel, vacation
Posted by Anna Sugden Jun 11 2013, 11:31 pm
What could be better than a fun day spent talking about hot cowboys? Prizes featuring hot cowboys! Jean put all the commenters names in a hat and pulled out two lucky winners … Congratulations to: Helen Sibritt and Carol Cork!! Please contact Jean directly at jean at jeanbrashear.com (no spaces), so that she can get your prizes straight out to you.
Posted in Anna Sugden, Bandita Booty, Jean Brashear
Posted by Christina Brooke Jun 11 2013, 12:12 am
When I was six, my friends and I were tormented daily in the playground by a group of boys who “played” catch and kiss. In those days, I was far more interested in trying out my karate moves on members of the male species than in kissing them. An ambition that got me into hot water one day when our teacher left the class for a bit, having ordered us not to get out of our seats. A boy–let’s call him Luke–bet me I couldn’t karate chop his arm. “I bet I can,” I said, and leapt from my seat
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Posted in Christina Brooke, London's Last True Scoundrel
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