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by Holland Rae | Feb 3, 2017 | Heroines, Historical, Musings, Romance Novels
Read about holiday traditions, histories and more with other great blogs on the Valentine’s Day Hop! And be sure to enter our Rafflecopter Giveaway! It seems like an odd thing to say – that Valentine’s Day is a family tradition, but in my family, it’s true. Growing...
by Holland Rae | Feb 3, 2017 | Guest Post, Reading, Romance Novels, Uncategorized
Today I sat down with Nancy Fraser to learn all about her new book, Paging Dr. Cupid! Where did your inspiration for the book come from? Paging Dr. Cupid is a Valentine’s Day-themed novella and a sequel to my 2016 novella, Only Yours. The inspiration came from...
by Holland Rae | Jan 31, 2017 | Guest Post, Reading, Romance Novels, Series
I sat down with Darlene to learn more about her life as a writer and her book, Winter’s Kiss! When did you realize or decide you wanted to be a writer? My English high school teacher told me I had a knack for writing good stories and I should write more, but I...
by Holland Rae | Jan 25, 2017 | Guest Post, Reading, Romance Novels, Series
Today we welcome Sharon Buchbinder. She’s here to tell us about her history as a writer and a little on her recent release, The Haunting of Hotel LaBelle! When did you realize or decide you wanted to be a writer? In all the author interviews I have...
by Holland Rae | Jan 3, 2017 | Audiobooks, Harlequin, Heroines, Historical, Industry, Romance Novels, Uncategorized
Woo hoo! Happy New Year and good luck to everyone embarking upon new reading and writing challenges! I just scraped by with my exactly 50 books for last year, and thought it would be fun to look over the titles I read in 2016! For 2017, I’ve doubled the challenge, and...
by Holland Rae | Nov 9, 2016 | Feminism, Heroines, Industry, Romance Novels, Women, Women's Rights, Writing
I don’t believe it either. I can’t believe it. I crawled back into my bed this morning and wondered whether I had fallen into some dystopian future. My sudden love for the post-America YA series The Selection is now marred in the fear and upset that follows last...
