If you’re looking for a romance with white-knuckle pacing and non-stop action, then I recommend Unbreakable by Stephanie Tyler. If you like plots that build slowly and characters who take their time developing, then this series isn’t for you. I enjoyed Unbreakable, but it never gave me time to catch my breath—it’s one of those books you either can’t put down or can’t get into in the first place. Unbreakable is the second in the … Continue reading Unbreakable by Stephanie Tyler →
My review for Surrender by Stephanie Tyler is going to sound a little crazy. That’s because a lot of this book was a little crazy. There was so much going on in this book—SO MANY THINGS. Normally having a crapton of backstory and subplots drives me nuts, but for some reason I found Surrender to be compulsively readable. Even when I was doing squinty eyes in confusion, I was engaged with the book. Dare O’Rourke … Continue reading Surrender by Stephanie Tyler →
Redemption by Stephanie Tyler is .99c. This is book 2 in her Defiance motorcycle gang series. Book 1, Defiance, is about $3 at most vendors, so you could get both for less than $5 – nice! Book 3 in the series, Salvation, comes out May 12. This series is about a post-apocalyptic motorcycle gang, and is labeled as new adult, too. For reals – dystopian new adult motorcycle gang romance. Some of y'all need to put … Continue reading Books on Sale: Motorcycle Gangs and World Traveling Romantic Suspense →
Time to thank the folks who advertised here for the month of March. If you noticed or clicked on the ads, you helped support advertisers who want to target romance readers, and the upkeep and general mayhem that's part of hosting, postage-ing, and creating mayhem shananaganizing. And if you've been looking for an ad for a past month, at the bottom of the ad column is an archive of the advertisements. Thank you to the … Continue reading Thanking the March Advertisers →
Dampening my snickering glee at being ranked among Movements and Periods is the news that Amazon seems to be stripping the sales figures and accompanying rankings from GLBTQ books, erotica, and romance novels, particularly those with what they term “adult content.” In short: someone in Amazon has utter shit for brains. Authors such as Jaci Burton, Maya Banks, Larissa Ione and Stephanie Tyler have reported that since being stripped of their sales rankings, their titles … Continue reading Amazon Rank →
