JeriAnn Geller

Gelt-y Pleasures for Hanukkah: Romances Filled With Jewish Joy

In years past, it was difficult to find new Hanukkah romcoms and romances. For 2023, some of the most talented authors in YA and romance are serving up hot new love stories to go with your latkes and brisket. While it’s true that some of these include Christmas, and one…

JeriAnn GellerDecember 8, 2023

Nonfiction Nonfiction - Featured

Memoir Recounts One Musician’s Adventures Amid the Early Days of Hip Hop

Literature abounds with coming-of-age memoirs of scrappy young men raised by single mothers who go on to become successes in their chosen field. There might even be an entire subgenre dedicated to authors who succeed in music. But what makes Bars For Days by Mic Nickels so different isn’t his…

JeriAnn GellerMarch 2, 2022

Listicles Romance Romance - Featured

8 Hanukkah Romances to Ignite Your Holiday Spirit

It’s that time of year again — Christmas romance is everywhere, novels, films and, of course, Hallmark movies. For those of us who are Jewish, the season can make us feel like the kid who didn’t get an invitation to the birthday party. Sure, we write a lot of your…

JeriAnn GellerDecember 1, 2021

Fiction Romance

Sarah MacLean’s Riot of a Romance is Quite the “Bombshell”

Rakes and rogues and rascals (oh, my!) have long been a staple in historical romance. And one of their biggest proponents and creators is author Sarah MacLean, whose latest novel, Bombshell (Avon), the first in her new Hell's Belles series, exploded into release yesterday. MacLean has often professed her interest…

JeriAnn GellerAugust 25, 2021

Nonfiction Nonfiction - Featured

Michael Gosset Ed.D. Outlines Exactly How to Keep Your Children Active in His Parenting Guide

When your kids are born, it’s tempting to ignore the fact that your family is more competitive in Monopoly than sports and just wistfully imagine having athletically gifted offspring.. I know I did. In my case, initial klutziness gave way to a height advantage in my teens, but I wasn’t…

JeriAnn GellerAugust 12, 2021

Better Self Nonfiction

Anxious About Your Child’s Distance-Learning Education? This Handbook Will Help.

One of the more surprising reveals of the pandemic lockdown has been watching movie stars and other celebrities going a little crazy trying to figure out full-time parenting. While I admit to a little schadenfreude over seeing people who never had to lift a finger suddenly be plunged into child…

JeriAnn GellerOctober 20, 2020

Nonfiction

Jacques Pepin Teaches “Quick & Simple” Ways to Create Delicious Meals

https://booktrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/quick-and-simple-jacques-pepin.jpg "Inexperienced home cooks and those in a hurry to put dinner on the table will appreciate this friendly, accessible collection." —Publishers Weekly “A comprehensive collection of everyday recipes that will encourage anyone who is short on time, but still interested in cooking fabulous food at home.” —Library Journal, starred…

JeriAnn GellerOctober 9, 2020

Nonfiction

Upgrade Your Lockdown with Barefoot Contessa’s “Modern Comfort Food”

At the beginning of Ina Garten’s new cookbook, Modern Comfort Food: A Barefoot Contessa Cookbook (Clarkson Potter), there’s a gorgeous photo of grilled cheese and cream of tomato soup that makes me want to sigh with relief and fall into the book. The queen of easy elegance has done it…

JeriAnn GellerOctober 6, 2020

Author Spotlight Fiction Romance

Collab with Actor Kristoffer Polaha Is the Next Chapter for Anna Gomez a.k.a. Christine Brae

When romance novelist Anna Gomez met her new collaborator, actor and producer Kristoffer Polaha, during a Zoom call, it was a “meet-cute” straight out of a romantic comedy. “We were both wearing the same shirt,” laughs Gomez. It was a happy omen; Gomez and Polaha clicked immediately. The call, which…

JeriAnn GellerSeptember 22, 2020

Fiction Romance

Bailey’s Hot and Hammered Series Builds Solid Stories to Avoid the Epilogue Trap

One of the hotly debated issues in romance novels is the epilogue — many readers demand them and some hate them. For me, the issue is really about why the author has an epilogue in the first place. Is it a tasty peek into the future to reward the reader…

JeriAnn GellerSeptember 22, 2020

Nonfiction

“We the Women” Traces the Ongoing Fight for the ERA and Defends Its Viability Today

When I was growing up, the ERA was the topic at water coolers, supermarkets, town halls and doctor’s offices. It was a regular source of controversy in my high school classes and at our dinner table. My parents, who had three daughters, were firm proponents — even my more politically…

JeriAnn GellerAugust 11, 2020

Romance

Eight Romances to Swoon Over for Black History Month

One of the most glorious concepts in romance is that Happily Ever Afters (aka HEAs) are for EVERYONE. Sadly, for years romance novels with black love interests or authors were relegated to “special collections” or the backlist. It was even worse when it came to historical romance. Certain individuals still…

JeriAnn GellerFebruary 14, 2020

Romance

Put Up Your Dukes: The Best Romance of 2019

Let’s get it out right up front—I’m not a fan of the traditional straight, white male dukes who overpopulate historical romance novels. Ignoring the fact that there never were dozens and dozens of tall, ripped, chiseled, youthful noblemen with good teeth and better bathing habits in the 19th century, this…

JeriAnn GellerJanuary 13, 2020

Nonfiction

Rob Paulsen’s “Voice Lessons” on Yakko, Pinky and Overcoming Cancer

To describe Rob Paulsen as a guy so nice that he’ll give you the coat off his back is more than a metaphor—it’s an actual fact. In 1990, hot off his success as the voice of smartass Raphael of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles television show, he was signing autographs…

JeriAnn GellerJanuary 10, 2020

Listicles Miscellany Pop Culture

Harry, Meghan and 10 Books on the Trials of Royalty

As if their love story wasn’t already ripped straight out of the pages of a royal romance, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, have announced their independence from being professionally royal. “We intend to step back as ‘senior’ members of the Royal Family, and work…

JeriAnn GellerJanuary 8, 2020

Better Self Nonfiction Save the World

Stress. Spin. Repeat. Experts On How To End Burnout

Ever feel so burnt out you resemble a slice of overdone toast? If you’re a giver by need or nature, which encompasses most people who identify as female, as well as a number of men, stress is your companion. You may have tried any number of ways to deal with…

JeriAnn GellerApril 25, 2019

JeriAnn Geller

Gelt-y Pleasures for Hanukkah: Romances Filled With Jewish Joy

Memoir Recounts One Musician’s Adventures Amid the Early Days of Hip Hop

8 Hanukkah Romances to Ignite Your Holiday Spirit

Sarah MacLean’s Riot of a Romance is Quite the “Bombshell”

Michael Gosset Ed.D. Outlines Exactly How to Keep Your Children Active in His Parenting Guide

Anxious About Your Child’s Distance-Learning Education? This Handbook Will Help.

Jacques Pepin Teaches “Quick & Simple” Ways to Create Delicious Meals

Upgrade Your Lockdown with Barefoot Contessa’s “Modern Comfort Food”

Collab with Actor Kristoffer Polaha Is the Next Chapter for Anna Gomez a.k.a. Christine Brae

Bailey’s Hot and Hammered Series Builds Solid Stories to Avoid the Epilogue Trap

“We the Women” Traces the Ongoing Fight for the ERA and Defends Its Viability Today

Eight Romances to Swoon Over for Black History Month

Put Up Your Dukes: The Best Romance of 2019

Rob Paulsen’s “Voice Lessons” on Yakko, Pinky and Overcoming Cancer

Harry, Meghan and 10 Books on the Trials of Royalty

Stress. Spin. Repeat. Experts On How To End Burnout

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