Keywords: Harlequin’s 60th Anniversary, romance novel covers, HarlequinCelebrates.com
The Heart of a Woman: Harlequin Cover Art 1949-2009
In celebration of our 60th anniversary, Harlequin is sponsoring an exhibition of original cover art that focuses not only on the shifting shape of desire, but also on the social meaning and context of these images.
This not-to-be-missed exhibit will feature [...]

Keywords: free romance ebooks, Harlequin’s 60th Anniversary, author Sarah Morgan, Harlequin romance novels
by Harlequin Presents and Harlequin Medical Romance author Sarah Morgan
Writing for Harlequin Presents has to be the ultimate day job and I’m doubly fortunate because I also write for Harlequin Medical Romance.  I’m often asked whether it’s difficult writing for two lines but [...]

Keywords: author Robyn Doland, author Georgette Heyer, Harlequin Presents Romance, Virgin Bought and Paid For
by Robyn Donald, author of Virgin Bought and Paid For (Harlequin Presents romance, May 2009)
What is it about meeting characters from previous books that readers enjoy?  I’ve often asked myself that question, first as a reader and then as a writer, [...]

Author India Grey’s fourth romance novel Taken for Revenge, Bedded for Pleasure had a troublesome birth. How hard was its journey to Harlequin Presents Extra? Read on to find out…

by India Grey, author of Taken for Revenge, Bedded for Pleasure
It’s often said that writing books is a bit like having children. OK, so they emerge [...]

by Kelly Hunter,  author of The Maverick’s Greek Island Mistress
Keywords: Harlequin Presents Hero, Author Kelly Hunter
When the lovely Amy invited me to blog about my current Harlequin Presents novel The Maverick’s Greek Island Mistress, I’ll confess to feeling somewhat nervous. I had no innocent healing heroine like Anna Cleary’s gorgeous Sophy. I had no proud and [...]

by Jessica Matthews, author of The Royal Doctor’s Bride (Harlequin Presents Extra, May 2009) and The Baby Doctor’s Bride (Harlequin Medical Romance, May 2009)

I’d like to thank Amy and the rest of the team for the invitation to guest blog at IheartPresents about my new books this month.  I’m especially thrilled that one of my [...]

by Mills & Boon editor Joanne Grant
I DIDN’T WIN, SO WHAT’S THE POINT?
Life after the Instant Seduction and Feel the Heat contests!
You read the posts, took on board advice from editors and authors, and finally plucked up the courage to submit your very own entry. Then you waited patiently like everyone else only to find…you [...]

by Susan Stephens, author of The Ruthless Billionaire’s Virgin (Harlequin Presents, May 2009)

Beauty and the Beast by way of a brutally scarred tycoon, a rugby football pitch, and an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction…
And before I begin, a really big thank you to Amy and the team for inviting me to blog behind the book.
The Ruthless Billionaire’s Virgin features a [...]

It’s easy to love reading about a sexy alpha hero, but to write one? That’s trickier! So for all you aspiring authors out there — and published authors and readers who just love chatting about heroes — I though I’d draw your attention to a blog event Kate Walker is having on her site: All [...]

by Catherine Spencer, author of The Greek Millionaire’s Secret Child (Harlequin Presents, May 2009)
My kind of hero? The flawed, emotionally wounded kind. Who better able to snag a heroine’s tender heart and never let it go than a man whose career involves his confronting grave personal danger on a near-daily basis, but who is so [...]