One of my Christmas wishes this year was that authors, publishers, and editors would create more anthologies/collections like Love on Main Street: A Snow Creek Christmas and The Sugar Cookie Sweetheart Swap – and Harlequin did! The new anthology Snow Day by Shannon Stacey (“Heart of the Storm”), Jennifer Greene (“Seeing Red”), Barbara Dunlop (“Land’s End”) is just perfect and absolutely delightful!

As the title suggests, the stories revolve around a snow storm that essentially closes a small Maine town (Tucker’s Point) down. Each written by a different author, the three stories focus on a different couple and a different …

I love a good erotic romance. Throw in some paranormal elements and I’m even happier. When I received Kate Douglas’ Dark Moon (Spirit Wild Book Two) for review from her publisher, I was aware that it would have adult content. Knowing it was the second book in a series, I tracked down Dark Wolf (Spirit Wild Book One) to read first.

I really, really enjoyed Dark Wolf I’d never read Douglas’ paranormal romances about the shapeshifting Chanku, so this was a totally new world to me. Both the romance between the two main characters (Lily and Sebastian) and the suspense-filled …

Lisa Hughey shares a short excerpt from book two, CARVED IN STONE, from her new romantic suspense series THE FAMILY STONE.
Go back to Lisa Hughey’s feature interview about THE FAMILY STONE on Fab Fantasy Fiction.
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READ AN EXCERPT FROMCARVED IN STONE by Lisa HugheyFamily Stone #2 Connor

Ava Sanchez scurried toward her desk and cursed her tendency to blush. Luckily, with her swarthy skin tone and her current healthy tan—she’d spent a decent amount of time at the beach this summer—her blush likely wasn’t too noticeable. However, she couldn’t completely hide her deep embarrassment. When Jack …

This weekend I’m so pleased to welcome author Lisa Hughey. I can’t think of anyone I’d rather hang out with for a whole weekend than Lisa. She’s just so much fun to chat with, plus I’m going to see if I can tease some details about what’s next in the Family Stone series from her. (I’ll share with all of you, of course). 
If you haven’t already read her new romantic suspense series. DO! Yes, you can enter the contest and see if you are the winner on February 3. But if you’re looking for a really great read that …

After the brilliant success I met with last week when I went in search of some childhood favorites (Nancy Drew, Trixie Belden, and Cherry Ames), I was highly optimistic about what I’d find when I went in search for some other authors who published primarily in the 1960s-80s. Specifically, I was looking for digital titles by Victoria Holt, Mary Stewart, and Phyllis A. Whitney. 
I wonder if anyone has thought of those authors in a while? I know that I have a well-thumbed and loved copy of Moon-Spinners on my bookshelf by Mary Stewart that I pull …