It’s time for Wednesday Links! And I’m feeling a little under the weather today, so really, these links are just as much for me as they are for you! RWA has announced their 2016 award recipients. Congrats to all the winners! Shout outs to Kelly Faircloth at Jezebel for her profile on Harlequin, earning the 2016 RWA Veritas Award, and to Robin Bradford for winning the 2016 Cathie Linz Librarian of the Year Award! … If you’re … Continue reading Links: Julia Child, RWA Awards, & Happy Endings →
Who doesn’t love a good party in general, right? They’re often fun, especially with a few cohorts in attendance, and sometimes they can have a pretty decent food and drink selection. But a house party in a historical romance is a whole ‘nother beast. There are fantastic dresses and oh, the cravats! There’s usually some sort of scheming happening and super secret canoodling happening in a drawing room or dimly lit garden. All manner of … Continue reading The Rec League: Historical Romances with House Parties →
You might have seen Elyse’s very joyful review of the upcoming Sarah MacLean novel, The Rogue Not Taken today: Let me start by saying that The Rogue Not Taken by Sarah MacLean is my favorite book of hers to date. If you’ve read her, or know me, then you know that I just said a thing. I mean, there is a scene in this book where the hero sensually rubs honey on the heroine’s body while she … Continue reading The Rogue Not Taken: An Early WORD Giveaway! →
In Your Wildest Scottish Dreams by Karen Ranney is $1.99! This book was one of Elyse’s picks in January’s Hide Your Wallet. This is the start to a new series and is a bit of a second chance romance. Readers loved the chemistry between the hero and heroine, but found the book had some pacing issues. Has anyone started the MacIain series?
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