by Amy Wilkins, Harlequin Digital
Earlier this month, author Natalie Anderson took a poll on what nationality tops your dream hero list. The Intense Italian took home the prize with 22% of the vote, followed by the Brooding Brit (18%) and Gorgeous Greek (15%). But with the debate raging at 70 comments, this poll was far [...]

by Amy Wilkins, Harlequin Digital

Oh happy day, the RITA nominees were announced! And4 Harlequin Presents novels and authors have finalled in the Contemporary Series Romance category! They are:

Revealed: a Prince and a Pregnancy by Kelly Hunter (Harlequin Presents, April 2010)
The Christmas Love-Child by Jennie Lucas (November 2009)
One-Night Mistress…Convenient Wife by Anne McAllister (November 2009)
Duty, Desire, [...]

by Lynn Raye Harris, author of The Prince’s Royal Concubine (Mills & Boon Modern Romance, March 2010; Harlequin Presents, June 2010)

Can you believe it’s been 2 years since the Instant Seduction contest?  I sure can’t!  Two years ago this month my editor called to tell me I was the lucky winner.  A lot has happened [...]

by Amy Wilkins, Harlequin Digital
Back in December, we announced the Harlequin Presents: Hidden Object of Desire computer game from Big Fish Games. Inspired by the Royal House of Karedes miniseries, you follow a few key characters through their journey and help recover items to bring the two separated kingdoms back together. The game [...]

by author Maisey Yates
Antpocalypse is closing in. It’s inevitable. I live in the country and if there’s one thing the country has, its bugs. Ants in particular. (They have nothing, nothing, on the bugs you poor Aussies have to deal with though. Ick.)
So, as I was working out the best plan of attack to fight [...]

by Nicola Marsh, author of Overtime in the Boss’s Bed (coming June 2010 in North America, May 2010 in UK, and July 2010 in Australia)
Okay, slipping out of comfy ‘mum wear’ and into something suitably slinky as befitting a romance author…think figure-hugging satin evening dress, sparkly stilettos and gorgeous make-up.
Wait, hang on a minute, I’m [...]

by Kate Walker, author of The Konstantos Marriage Demand (Harlequin Presents Extra, March 2010)
Shakespeare was a genius. Well, yes, we all know that anyway,   but  apart from the magnificent dramas he wrote,  he knew how to take a plot and turn it whichever way he wanted – comedy, tragedy….  He knew all about conflict [...]

by Kelly Hunter, author of Exposed: Misbehaving with the Magnate (Harlequin Presents, March 2010)
I’ve so enjoyed these last few blogs. All the wonderful March Presents stories making the USA Today Bestsellers List, Natalie’s Heroes Poll, and Trish’s beautiful Santorini pics…  Those two begged the question ‘Where to next?’ when it came to choosing glamorous international [...]

by Harlequin Presents author Kimberly Lang
Writing is often a lonely occupation.  The people in your head, while fascinating, can only provide a limited amount of company.  I mean, it’s not like I can take my hero and heroine out to lunch and talk about the latest and greatest Hollywood scandal or ask their advice about [...]

by Trish Morey, author of His Mistress for a Million (Harlequin Presents, March 2010)
Some places you travel to and you just know it would be the perfect setting. Santorini was like that. When I arrived on the ferry from Crete, I swear the characters from His Mistress for a Million were right there on the [...]