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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.
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.
Make Mine Supers (16)
by Rae-eHarlequin on July 27th, 2009, 9:42pm
It's not just the size that makes a Superromance super. It's not even just the down deep plots or the characters with real conflicts and real, serious problems on their hands.
Make Mine Supers (15)
by Rae-eHarlequin on May 18th, 2009, 9:43pm
It's not just the size that makes a Superromance super. It's not even just the down deep plots or the characters with real conflicts and real, serious problems on their hands.
Make Mine Supers (13)
by Rae-eHarlequin on February 23rd, 2009, 9:34pm
It's not just the size that makes a Superromance super. It's not even just the down deep plots or the characters with real conflicts and real, serious problems on their hands.
Make Mine Supers (12)
by Rae-eHarlequin on January 20th, 2009, 7:51am
It's not just the size that makes a Superromance super. It's not even just the down deep plots or the characters with real conflicts and real, serious problems on their hands.
Jamie Sobrato's Debut to SuperRomance--Creating Balance
by Rae-eHarlequin on January 19th, 2009, 6:00am
Ever wonder how hard it is to balance drama, humor, dark elements, and sensuality--contrasting elements in a story? What about balancing two different lines? Who better than to talk to us about it, but Jamie Sobrato? She writes for Blaze and is debuting this month with a SuperRomance.
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Make Mine Supers (11)
by Rae-eHarlequin on November 25th, 2008, 11:16pm
It's not just the size that makes a Superromance super. It's not even just the down deep plots or the characters with real conflicts and real, serious problems on their hands.
