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Dragons sit in a strange place in fantasy romance. They are monsters, gods, weapons, hoards, guardians, tyrants, and sometimes the most emotionally inconvenient person in the room. They carry all the grandeur of old myth, but they also make excellent romantic pressure: what happens when desire has claws, when trust requires standing close to something that could burn the world down, when the beloved is bonded to a dragon. It feels like the perfec...

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What is the title of your latest release?PORTRAIT OF A HAUNTING What’s the “elevator pitch” for your new book?PORTRAIT OF A HAUNTING is about a young woman who’s plagued with the ability to see ghosts. When she comes home to find her best friend has been murdered, a crime that’s eerily connected to her dark past, she must use her ability to find the killer… before it’s too late. How did you decide where your book was going to take p...

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What is the title of your latest release?MORSELS What’s the “elevator pitch” for your new book?MORSELS is essentially – You’re Next meets Invasion of the Body Snatchers in a supernatural “meet-the-family” horror romp about family dysfunction, childhood trauma, and the evil that festers in the basements of our past. How did you decide where your book was going to take place?There are few places scarier than your in-laws’ isolat...

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What is the title of your latest release?EVIE WALTERS TAKES THE WHEEL What’s the “elevator pitch” for your new book?A 71-year-old widow shocks everyone when she buys a camper van and hits the road in search of the sender of an exotic orchid—and along the way, she rediscovers herself. How did you decide where your book was going to take place?I travel all over the country in a Sprinter van, so that’s the inspiration of place – on r...

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Excerpt from COZY LITTLE CHRISTMAS by RaeAnne Thayne: For far longer than he should have, Wes stood in the parking lot of his grandfather’s retirement community watching Hannah’s taillights fade in the increasing snowfall. She looked even more beautiful than she had been when he left, if that were possible. He had always found her captivating, with her mischievous smile and free spirit. Now she was stunning. Hannah Goodwin had always seemed t...

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What is the title of your latest release?LOOKS PERFECT What’s the “elevator pitch” for your new book?Stella Lerner is crumbling under the pressure of her massive Instagram following, growing indie fashion brand, and tensions in her relationship with her boyfriend, Alex, when she rediscovers herself by connecting with an anonymous stranger on an experimental dating app who teaches her the difference between being looked at and being seen. Ho...

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What is the title of your latest release?THE RALLY What’s the “elevator pitch” for your new book?White Lotus meets The Wedding People: a young founder, ousted from the company she built, flees to Europe for a champagne-soaked classic car rally — and finds reinvention, romance, and just a little revenge. How did you decide where your book was going to take place?I did a rally like this one in my twenties, so the setting came straight from ...

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Book title: THE PARIS FILESCharacter: Yousef Al Shami Yousef Al Shami is the proprietor of a fruit stand at 51 Rue Oberkampf in the 11th arrondissement of Paris. Al-Shami was a key witness in The Paris Files, the case of the disappeared American tourist. He joins us here to discuss the case, his ties to the community, and the never-ending appeal of Paris. How would you describe your upbringing in the 11th arrondissement?My mother was an ox. She w...

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Excerpt from THE CHRISTMAS YES LIST by Melissa Ferguson: Back to the point, though. “The point is,” I say, “people don’t just do what you do. They don’t just comfortably sit back and go ‘along for the ride.’” “I agree,” he says, which, quite frankly, is surprising. “And they certainly don’t just hang out in silence like we’re doing.” “Does it bother you?” he asks. “Yes!” “Why?” “Because how can I possibly...

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Some characters haunt you long after a book is done, especially when they’re ghosts. Here are five (5) reasons why we think you’ll love being haunted by the characters in our new release, THE GHOST AND THE DEAD LIBRARIAN, recently honored as a Library Journal “Mystery Pick of the Month” and one of Brodart’s Top Adult Titles. #1 PENELOPE, THE BOOKSELLER A young widow with a growing son and busy life, Penelope Thornton-McClure didn’t be...

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Author Guest / December 1, 2013

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Author Guest / November 29, 2013

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Author Guest / November 29, 2013

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Author Guest / November 29, 2013

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Author Guest / November 27, 2013

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