Many book covers look the same. Now, the titles are sounding a bit similar as well. This week’s EW calls this Title Fights - with all these lifesavers hitting bookstores, who needs CPR?
Body Piercing Saved My Life by Andrew Beaujon - About the Christian rock movement.

How Elizabeth Barrett Browning Saved My Life [...]

Here’s a different take on the role of chick lit in bringing about change in women’s lives throughout the world. Different in the sense that chick lit = good, not chick lit = evil. Yeah, I know the whole “bringing about change” thing sounds kind of grandiose, but check out The Chick-Lit Pandemic [...]

I attended a book party last night. Great food. Free drinks. Beautiful flowers. Lots of people. Lots of fun. The best part - it was for me!!!
My law firm threw a bash to celebrate the launch of my April release When Good Things Happen To Bad Boys. [...]

Since we couldn’t find anyone to review my book for PBR, we went with an interview. Go check it out.
For those too lazy to click on the link (these things can be exhausting), I’ll provide some entertainment. Here is an interesting story from Publishers Weekly about another romance writer, Rebecca Brandewyne. Sounds [...]

I’m over at Access Romance’s All A-Blog today chatting about publisher loyalty. Go check it out. Will be back here tomorrow chatting about something else…

Whenever my hubby sees my book somewhere he takes a picture on his phone and sends it to me. This week he was in Charleston, SC on a business trip. On the way home he saw When Good Things Happen To Bad Boys at the airport. Here it is:

That just made my [...]

Don of the Dead by Casey Daniels

Why this one?
1. Do you see the title and cover of this book? How could I not pick it?
2. Somehow this one got past me. Haven’t heard of it. Haven’t heard about it. Author’s name isn’t ringing any bells. I think she’s [...]

The answer: Toni Morrison’s Beloved.
The question (as posed by the New York Times):
Early this year, the Book Review’s editor, Sam Tanenhaus, sent out a short letter to a couple of hundred prominent writers, critics, editors and other literary sages, asking them to please identify “the single best work of American fiction [...]

Looking for something to do in August? Well, after running to the store that first week to buy 40 copies of my release Viva Las Bad Boys!, you can get in a plane, train, metro or car and get to New York to see J.K. Rowling, Stephen King and John Irving in “AN EVENING [...]

This I get:
FICTION: WOMEN’S/ROMANCE
Jennifer Estep’s KARMA GIRL, the humorous adventures of an intrepid Lois Lane-style reporter whose forte is unmasking — and sometimes disrobing — America’s most illustrious superheroes, to Cindy Hwang at Berkley, in a two-book deal, by Kelly Harms at Jane Rotrosen Agency (NA).
This I don’t:
FICTION: MYSTERY/CRIME
Actress Adrienne Barbeau and Irish author [...]