Monthly Archives: January 2010

Harlequin Presents Writing Competition 2009: Joanne Pibworth’s Synopsis and Editorial Feedback

Posted on January 28, 2010 by Amy in editor, writing, writing contest

You’ve read the steamy first chapter, now read the synopsis and editorial feedback for Harlequin Presents Writing Competition 2009 runner-up Joanne Pibworth‘s entry! Synopsis for “Shoes, Lies and Videotape” by Joanne Pibworth Nancy & Jack meet late one night in … Continue reading »

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Harlequin Presents Writing Competition 2009: Runner Up Joanne Pibworth’s First Chapter

Posted on January 27, 2010 by Amy in Modern Heat, writing contest

Welcome to the last winning entry of the Harlequin Presents Writing Competition 2009! Today we’ll be posting the first chapter of SHOES, LIES AND VIDEOTAPE by Joanne Pibworth, the runner up in the Modern Heat section (and IHP regular ). … Continue reading »

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Kimberly Lang on the Idea Behind “Magnate’s Mistress…Accidentally Pregnant!”

Posted on January 25, 2010 by Amy in books, writing

by Kimberly Lang, author of Magnate’s Mistress…Accidentally Pregnant! (Harlequin Presents, February 2010) People often ask writers where the ideas come from, and while some authors are good at answering that question, I’m not one of them.  Sorry. My brain is … Continue reading »

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My Call Story by Caitlin Crews

Posted on January 22, 2010 by Amy in author, royalty, writing

Please welcome new Harlequin Presents author Caitlin Crews to IHP today! Her first Presents novel, Pure Princess, Bartered Bride hits the shelves in North America with the February releases next month and is on sale now in the UK! North … Continue reading »

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Tina Duncan’s Debut Novel Now on Sale in North America!

Posted on January 18, 2010 by Amy in alpha hero, books, writing contest

by Tiny Duncan, author of Da Silva’s Mistress (Harlequin Presents Extra, January 2010) When Amy invited me to blog about Da Silva’s Mistress on i heart presents I was thrilled. The next question was: what should I talk about? Obviously, … Continue reading »

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