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Their First Noelle

From
Evernight Publishing, a Christmas ménage to heat up those cold winter nights...




Elf Noelle Duncan thought life among the humans would be a nice change of pace after two hundred years in Santa’s workshop. Instead, retirement is lonely and the prospect of spending her remaining centuries among humans doesn’t hold much appeal. With Christmas approaching, she wants just one night to feel

Evernight's Christmas Blog Hop

Yet another reason it's the most wonderful time of the year!




Welcome to the Evernight Holiday Blog Hop!


We love the holidays, we love making our readers happy, and we love giving away swag. What better way to do that than to hold a blog hop? Here's how it works...the more blogs you hop to (shown below) the better chance you have of winning prizes. Each site on the hop is offering a prize,

Two from Angelina Rain

Today, Boundless as the Sea is offering up a double-dose, and our focus is on Evernight's own Angelina Rain!
Have you ever fantasized about pleasuring a firefighter? That is a pretty common fantasy amongst women. It was my own version of the fantasy that turned into this short story about one single woman, a wicked night, an unfortunate house fire, and five hunky firemen coming to the rescue.

The Lawman's Librarian

When Sheriff Nick Grey is talked into playing Santa at the local mall by his devious sister Lana he fully expects to have a miserable time. What he doesn’t know is that Lana has convinced Peter DeKell to play one of his elves. Peter’s the town’s librarian and the object of Nick’s affection since they were both children. The only problem is that while the entire town knows that the Sheriff is

The Doctor's Deception

Boundless as the Sea is pleased to have Evernight's own Kathleen Grieve here to talk to us about what love means to her. We love this kind of thing, so we invite you to pull up a chair and participate in our conversation!
A graduate of University of Nebraska Medical Center, Kathleen Grieve earned a Bachelors Degree in Science and Nursing in 1994. She has been a dedicated nurse for the past

The Romance Novel Book Club

As literature majors, we at Boundless as the Sea like to see works dealing with genre in and of itself, so this self-referential new release from Kastil Eavenshade really seems to be breaking down the fourth wall. Very interesting!

Tell us more about this book, Kastil!



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The Romance Novel Book Club has been a brain child of mine for a few years. Being a panster writer, I tend

Masks of a Tiger

We're always happy to welcome author Doris O'Connor back to Boundless as the Sea. She's got quite a knack for telling a great story, and her scenes and characters are hot hot hot! Her Club Ink series continues with this latest installment...




Neeve doesn't understand why any normal person would choose to wear a collar, like a common house pet. So, the collaring ceremony of her best friend's

Family Ties

We're proud to welcome Evernight's own Robin Badillo to our blog today! She has a wonderful story to share...




Robin Badillo is a down to earth mother of four, born and raised in a small Texas town where she still resides with her nearly grown kids and two spoiled dogs. After years of being a wife and mom, complete with company picnics and fundraisers for the P.T.A., Robin found herself

Brooke's Wish

We're thrilled to have Evernight's own Sandra Bunino here today!
Sandra Bunino began a love of romance stories while penning a creative writing assignment in high school. The story ended with the heroine receiving a long stemmed red rose in her locker on Valentine’s Day. Since then, all of her stories feature the hero presenting the heroine with roses. Sandra is constantly searching for different

The Lost Mercenary

Greetings everyone! Thank you Sir and Lady Devereux for inviting me to visit your blog again! I’ve been giving some thought on how to make this post a little more interesting than the usual blurb and excerpt and inspired by a friend, I’m going to give you a sneak peek into my writing process. Usually, stories come to me when I’m walking my 1 year old Labrador. (I tend to do that a lot, the guy is