Linda McLaughlin's Blog, page 43
June 21, 2016
Cruising Alaska’s Spectacular Inside Passage #TuesdayTravels
I spent the first week of June cruising Alaska’s spectacular Inside Passage on the Crown Princess, so this summer’s Tuesday Travels will focus largely on Alaska. Jann Audiss accompanied me as my traveling companion and we met my brother Mac … Continue reading
Published on June 21, 2016 02:26
June 20, 2016
Author Jacquie Biggar Shares Her Summer #RomanticIdea + Character Interview
Jacquie’s Summer #RomanticIdea: a picnic on the beach with your soul mate. There’s nothing more romantic than moon and surf and loving kisses in the sand. The Guardian blurb: Restitution begins with the truth Lucas Carmichael and Scott Anderson … Continue reading
Published on June 20, 2016 02:48
June 17, 2016
Dark Brew and Summer #RomanticIdea from Author @DianaLRubino
Author Diana Rubino is here to tell us about her new release, Dark Brew, and share her Summer #RomanticIdea. Diana’s #RomanticIdea: Cook an authentic Italian meal, ravioli or linguini with homemade pasta sauce, garlic bread, a salad with Italian olive … Continue reading
Published on June 17, 2016 02:23
June 16, 2016
Top 10 Ways to Keep the Romance Alive by Angela Evans #RomanticIdea
Top 10 ways to keep the romance alive by Angela Evans Never stop dating your partner Remember the little things. Love notes are always appreciated. Hold hands. Always kiss goodnight. Always kiss good morning. Pick your battles-in any argument think … Continue reading
Published on June 16, 2016 02:26
June 13, 2016
Fabulous Summer #RomanticIdea from Author @Carmen_Books #MFRWAuthor
Author Carmen Stefanscu is here today with some fabulous romantic ideas to try out this summer! She’s also sharing an excerpt from her latest release, Till Life Do Us Part. Here are some romantic ideas to rekindle the spark: Learn … Continue reading
Published on June 13, 2016 02:47
June 8, 2016
Recommended Summer Reads for Kids #RecycledReviews
School will be out soon, so I wanted to recommend a couple of books for teens and pre-teens: Drawn and The London Eye Mystery. Both take place in England, a favorite destination for me and a lot of travelers. DRAWN … Continue reading
Published on June 08, 2016 09:14
June 2, 2016
Kicking off the Summer #RomanticIdea Blog Exchange with @AuthorTinaGayle
Tina Gayle is here to kick off the Summer #RomanticIdea Author Exchange with her romantic idea and an excerpt from her contemporary romance, CFO’s Affair. Tina’s #RomanticIdea: Young or old, we all enjoy a night out. Instead of going to … Continue reading
Published on June 02, 2016 02:00
June 1, 2016
Book Review Club: Lord of Scoundrels by Loretta Chase #historical #romance
My choice for June’s Book Review Club is Lord of Scoundrels by Loretta Chase, a historical romance set in 1828 Paris and England. Loretta Chase has long been one of my favorite Regency/historical romance authors. This book balances her trademark … Continue reading
Published on June 01, 2016 02:38
May 30, 2016
Why We Celebrate Memorial Day #holiday #history
When we have a three-day weekend, it’s easy to ignore the reason for the day off, but in the case of Memorial Day, we should remember why we celebrate. The holiday started in the years immediately following the Civil War, … Continue reading
Published on May 30, 2016 02:46
May 25, 2016
The Challenge Graphic Novel by @KimHeadlee #newrelease
Author Kim Headlee is excited about her new release, a graphic novel: The Challenge, episode 1: Dilemmas & Deliberation. The gauntlet is thrown. One must die. Refusal is not an option. The Challenge Graphic Novel Episode 1: Dilemmas and Deliberation … Continue reading
Published on May 25, 2016 09:31


