Monthly Archives: September 2008

The Sheikh’s Defiant Bride by Sandra Marton

Posted on September 30, 2008 by Amy in alpha hero, author, sheikh

by Sandra Marton, author of The Sheikh’s Defiant Bride Harlequin Presents makes a promise to readers and it’s a BIG promise! Presents says it will deliver the very best romantic fiction in the world. Okay, I’m biased… but I believe … Continue reading »

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More News from the Web

Posted on September 29, 2008 by Amy in on the web

by Amy Wilkins, Digital Production Coordinator The Pink Heart Society’s birthday celebrations are coming to a close — but they have some goodies left to win Congratulations to Ally Blake, whose first Harlequin Presents book The Magnate’s Indecent Propsal, was … Continue reading »

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A Little Western Interlude

Posted on September 29, 2008 by Amy in contest, on the web

Here’s a little note from Harlequin Historical authors Kate Bridges, Pam Crooks, Stacey Kayne, Elizabeth Lane, Charlene Sands and Cheryl St. John, and their blogging friends. Who doesn’t like to hear about free stuff? Petticoats and Pistols is romancing the … Continue reading »

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Introducing New Modern Heat Author Kimberly Lang

Posted on September 26, 2008 by Amy in author, Modern Heat

by Kimberly Lang As a new author, it’s a bit daunting to follow up such amazing posts by the other Modern Heat authors. But these wonderful, informative posts are just examples of how really, really, cool it is to be … Continue reading »

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Another Author Talks About Revisions!

Posted on September 24, 2008 by Amy in Uncategorized

Harlequin author Alison Kent read Lynn Raye Harris’s post about revising and has written her own post about the process at her blog. And while we’re talking about editing, don’t forget that our Meet the Editors podcast recently featured the … Continue reading »

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