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FIRST CONTACT Book One of the Sloane Osborne: Haunts for Sale Series

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My Kind of Heroine: Our Idealized Selves by Melissa Fox @WildRosePress #PNR #Romance

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My Kind of Heroine: Gets the Job Done by Sydney St. Claire #Giveaway #Eroticromance

My favorite kind of heroine is many things. She’s sassy, smart,
strong and gets the job done. Like Jessie in my historical novel (written under
Susan Edwards), White Wolf. She’s been told she can’t travel with her brothers
to Oregon because the wagon master has a no women rule. Now Jessie will not
allow

My Kind of Heroine: The Perfect Heroine? by Emma Kaye #Romance #Anthology

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A Woman of Honour by Marlow Kelly #Romance #Historical

 Worldwide Release Date: 27th August  2014  


Duncan Campbell wakes
to discover he is imprisoned with a woman in his enemy's dungeon in the
Highlands of Scotland. The disenchanted warrior hopes his last few moments on

My Kind of Heroine: Smart. Sassy. Strong. by Tameri Etherton #Fantasy #AmReading #EpicFantasy

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S.J. Harper's RECKONING Book Blast #UF #Giveaway @BookMonsterPromo

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My Kind of Heroine: A special heroine by Brenda Whiteside #TWRP #suspense

Lacy Dahl is a special heroine. I guess I should add “for me”. When
I set out to write her story, her character study so enthralled me I knew I had
a series in my head. Lacy is the star of The Art of Love and Murder. From her
friends and relationships, the next four books spin off in my Love and Murder

That doesn't sound like romance #humor

I talked to my mother today. During the course of the conversation, she said, "Your father saw your cover and voted for it."

Me: "That's great. Tell him thanks."

Grandma Snark: "I haven't figured out how to vote for it yet."

Me: "That's okay."

(Grandma Snark doesn't have email yet.)

Me: It's a new cover. Not a new book. The old cover looked too much like paranormal romance, and the story

A Chat with The Wolf Pack!

Last night, I threw a post open to members of The Wolf Pack, inviting readers to ask me questions. The result is a Q & A dialogue.  What started out as the product of writer's block evolved into a fun activity. Thanks so much for the ladies who were nice enough to ask me a question. :-)

Enjoy!

Reba Rhynland Do you prefer to write fantasy or romance?

Thanks, Reba! Great question, and a tough