As you may have gathered from my early review of Karina Cooper’s All Things Wicked (which hits stores today), I’m a bit enamored with her Dark Mission series. She has the attributes I look for in all my favorite authors: precise writing, remarkable character development worth getting invested in and both creative and gritty world-building. So, of course, I had to pick her brain on just how New Seattle was formed, what makes her characters a good match and real uses for pyrokinetic abilities. . . . → Click here to continue reading Karina Cooper Q&A & Giveaway: Magic, Seattle and happily-ever-afters
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I always wondered why vampire stories were set in Europe or New Orleans or Las Vegas. Why would these creatures limit themselves to places where the sun was out ten or twelve hours a day? . . . → Click here to continue reading Regan Summers Guest Post & Giveaway: Vampires in Alaska
If you’ve read Darkness Dawns, you may have already guessed that I’m a big fan of romances that feature lovers who begin as friends. In Darkness Dawns, Sarah (a music theory professor) rescues a wounded man she finds staked to the ground practically in her backyard and finds herself thrust into a war that erupts between immortals and vampires. . . . → Click here to continue reading Dianne Duvall Guest Post & Giveaway: Friends and lovers 55 comments Author Q&A, Paranormal Romance Dianne Duvall, giveaway, Immortal Guardians, Paranormal Romance, vampires
With the release of Molly Harper’s Nice Girls Don’t Bite Their Neighbors (which hits stores Feb. 28), the publisher has decided to release a portion of Jane Jameson’s private wedding planner. Readers are asked not to share this information, especially with Jane’s mama. . . . → Click here to continue reading Molly Harper guest post: Jane’s wedding to-do list 5 comments Author Q&A, Paranormal Romance Guest Post, Jane Jameson, Molly Harper, Paranormal Romance, vampires
There are few things cooler than getting an awesome short story in my email from James R. Tuck. Get your Christmas fright on with the exclusive short below, then enter for your chance to win James’ Blood and Bullets. . . . → Click here to continue reading Exclusive James R. Tuck Short Story and Giveaway: Twas the Fright Before Christmas I’m so excited to be able to share with you this great short by E.S. Moore. His urban fantasy novel To Walk the Night is set to hit stores next month, and it looks good. In the meantime, get a taste of E.S. Moore’s tone and then enter for your chance to win a copy of To Walk the Night. . . . → Click here to continue reading Exclusive E.S. Moore Short and Giveaway: Christmas Embers
When I began writing Acquainted With the Night, I wasn’t surprised when the main character’s uncle, Nigel Clifford, turned out to be Britain’s most beloved “tomb raider.” Archeology served as the perfect metaphor for secrets that had been pushed into dark places. I loved Cynthia Eden’s new paranormal romance Angel of Darkness. In addition to fallen angels, the novel features a great kickass vampire heroine. Cynthia was kind enough to drop by and talk about vampires. Read to the end for your chance to win a copy of Angel of Darkness . . . → Click here to continue reading Cynthia Eden Guest Post & Giveaway: A lady with bite Allison Pang brings a clever plot, unique world, fascinating characters together and spices it with dashes of humor and sex. Basically, it’s some badass urban fantasy. The second book in the Abby Sinclair series will be out in a few months, but I needed a fix of Abby, Ion and Phin. Luckily, Allison was willing to indulge my questions. . . . → Click here to continue reading Allison Pang Q&A: A Sliver of Shadow, Phin the Unicorn, names and more I’ve always loved the paranormal but I especially adore shapeshifters. In my new series from Kensington, every member of the Macleod family has the ability to become a wolf at will. They call themselves Changelings, although a few of their friends still use the term werewolf. . . . → Click here to continue reading Dani Harper Guest Post & Giveaway: Fun with werewolves
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