JEAN JOACHIM (Contemporary Romance)
Dr. Hack Roberts filled the space, his husky, six foot two-inch frame, lazed against the door jamb.
TRICIA ANDERSEN (Medival Fantasy Romance)
"We are dealing with black magic, boys. Let the battle begin!”
V. L. LOCEY (Romantic Comedy)
"Before we begin any negotiations, I need to know just what`s so damned special about Alain Lessard,” I informed my boss.
IRIS BLOBEL (Aussie Romance)
Ty took a step back and raked a hand through his hair, clearly surprised by her words. Then he studied her with an intensity that sent shivers down her spine.
LINDSAY DOWNS (Romantic Fantasy)
"I can only go partway. In our village it is not allowed for men and women to bath together, even if they are joined.”
ROSALIND NAZILLI (Fiction)
When laughter filled the night sky he shuffled as best he could towards the hillock. She had achieved what she had set out to.
ELIZABETH BLACK (Erotic Romantic Comedy)
The inside of this rental looked bigger than the outside. What was this place, the Tardis?
STEFAN ELLERY (Sci Fi)
Paul, did not think the death of his pet would affect him, it was ugly and if any earth girl saw it they would most likely run away. Yet, he could not help feel sad.
CATHY GREENFEDER (Paranormal)
When they got inside, he put the log beside the fireplace then stood with arms braced against the mantelpiece. Except for his cowboy boots, his pose reminded her of a Grecian god, and she laughed.
SARAH CASS (Historical Western Romance)
The whole thing reeked of Tommy and his manipulations. How had he known?
JILLIAN CHANTAL (Contemporary Romance)
“Thanks.” Anna smiled up at him. “It would’ve been a disaster if I fell down this escalator. I’d never live it down and the members of the bar who haven’t met me yet would know me as that klutz lawyer.”
DAVEE JONES (Paranormal, YA Romance)
“Kalista shivered in the cool autumn air with Caleb’s sentence. She rubbed her arms and returned a question. “What about us talking makes us so crazy?”
KATHLEEN TIGHE BALL (Western Romance)
There had to be some mistake. This could not, would not be her new home.
KAREN CINO (Contemporary Romance)
By the time Lisa arrived, Pia was totally out of control. In between blowing her nose and crying, her words were barely recognizable.
Looks like a fun group and a great concept.
ReplyDeleteLots of goodness this week. I'm loving them.
ReplyDeleteCouldn't leave a comment for Kathleen, but loved this week's tale.
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