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The Diamond Legacy Excerpt
by Rae-eHarlequin on August 31st, 2009, 1:35pm
This is the accompaniment to the discussion thread. This sets up The Diamond Legacy Series. Enjoy an excerpt from Tara Taylor Quinn’s “A Daughter’s Trust” I encourage you to join us after you read this over here where you can chat with Sue, Belle, Joe and Daniel.
Series Spotlight Online Read: The Road Back by Kathleen O’Brien
by Rae-eHarlequin on August 24th, 2009, 10:40am
The Road Back
by Kathleen O'Brien
The Diamond Legacy Family Tree
by Anonymous on August 12th, 2009, 10:04am
A 60 year old secret rocks the Carson family in the latest Harlequin Superromance miniseries...the Diamond Legacy.
"Shopping For The Alpha/Beta Hero" with Ellen Hartman & Jeannie Watt
by Anonymous on June 22nd, 2009, 9:32am
Finding the right hero for your book isn't always the easiest thing to do. And as romance writers, we can often get tied up in the stereotypical hero. But maybe you're looking for a man with some depth. Some variation. Some quality. Maybe you're looking for a hero with a little something more.
This is the Q&A for you!
You Can Count on a Cop...
• Rick is living at his family’s home on the lake to forget. And to find another career, maybe music.
• Kristin has brought her eleven-year-old daughter to stay in a friend's lake house so her daughter can heal. The music they hear helps her daughter forget her injuries. But the musician is a cop and cops are not on Kristin’s favorites list.
Reviewed by ChrissieSue on November 7th, 2009, 2:51pm
The Pregnancy Test ~ Harlequin Super Romance (Jul05) #1285
Review:
I will say right now that this book made me cry like a baby. I'm talking...I had to stop reading and get up to get some tissue just to be able to see the words in front of me. I stayed up until 3am (well past my bedtime) just to finish the book because there was no way I was going to put it down. Yes. It's that good.
Reviewed by wiccachick_1 on November 7th, 2009, 10:00am
The Pregnancy Test ~ Harlequin Super Romance (Jul05) #1285
Review:
I will say right now that this book made me cry like a baby. I'm talking...I had to stop reading and get up to get some tissue just to be able to see the words in front of me. I stayed up until 3am (well past my bedtime) just to finish the book because there was no way I was going to put it down. Yes. It's that good.
Reviewed by wiccachick_1 on November 7th, 2009, 10:00am
Upon A Midnight Clear
Brigette comes to Colorado to save a reintroduced wolf pack from a rancher determined to kill them off. But which rancher? She hopes not sexy Steve Slater: rancher and father of two.
This book was slow to get started and I found the plot left something to be desired. Too much focus on wolves and not on the developing romance which seemed more secondary than anything else.
Reviewed by tprochaska on November 6th, 2009, 4:02pm
Baby Under the Mistletoe by Jamie Sobrato ~ HSR ~ 12/09
Soleil Freeman met West Morgan while on vacation. They were from totally different worlds and all wrong for each other. But then West was the perfect summer distraction for Soleil since they had nothing in common and once the summer was over they would never see each other again. Or at least that was Soleil's plan. West was in a Special Forces unit and Soleil was involved with a houseful of teenagers for whom she was mentor, coach, social worker and teacher. And she had no desire to get mixed up with someone like West. But you know what they say about best laid plans.......
Blurb ~~ "Having a baby isn't exactly in Soleil Freeman's plans. Being single and pregnant? Even further off her to-do list. Still, she can make this work...if she can figure out how to handle the father. West Morgan is absolutely perfect summer distraction material. But building a life with a guy who's all about picket fences and tradition is not her deal. Funny thing happens when she drops the 'Merry Christmas, you're gonna be a dad' news, though. The delicious attraction that fueled their affair is alive and well. And when West embarks on a campaign to be a family, she's more open to the idea than she thought!"
Reviewed by ELLEN TOO on November 6th, 2009, 2:11pm
