by Holland Rae | Apr 17, 2017 | Art, Beauty, Historical, Musings, My Books, Reading, Regency, Romance Novels, Series, Tour
Check out the other amazing authors on the Spring ‘Tastic Tour! And learn more about tour prizes and giveaways here! I’m giving away copies of Boardroom, Bedroom by Gemma Snow, in the grand prize! And check out a FREE exclusive preview of Protecting Your Sources...
by Holland Rae | Mar 15, 2017 | Guest Post, Industry, Romance Novels, Series
I sat down with Nicole French to learn more about her book, Legally Yours! When did you realize or decide you wanted to be a writer? Oh man. Since forever? I wrote my first “book” in first grade. It was about a whale and the hunter who decided to save his...
by Holland Rae | Feb 18, 2017 | Guest Post, Reading, Romance Novels, Series, Women, Writing
I sat down with Donna Simonetta to hear about her new book, A Sweeter Spot! What has been your best experience as an author so far? I love so much about it that this is a tough question to answer. Probably the most exciting moment was when I queried the Wild Rose...
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 | Apr 13, 2016 | Historical, Reading, Romance Novels, Series
I have a confession – I used to listen to book series out of order. I have always loved romance novels. The progression is well enough known, from the YA books with a bit of smooching, to the vanilla romances with a bit of fondling, to the novels were all know...
