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Even Die-Hard Fifty Shades Fans Might Not Care About “Grey”

Hey, you asked for it. Responding to the many fans who wanted to hear the Fifty Shades of Grey story from Christian Grey's perspective, author E L James has delivered the titillating goods. The new book, simply titled Grey, will indeed revolve around Christian's view and unsurprisingly, it's scheduled to arrive…

Ben S. DutkaJune 2, 2015

Romance

Susan Mallery, the Tolkien of romance, shines in Fool’s Gold worldbuilding

Fool’s Gold, California, was officially established in 1849. There’s a town festival every April called the Easter Egg Drop. If you’re looking for a drink, try the Fox and Hound, with 25 beers on tap. Or maybe step into Jo’s Bar, where every night is ladies’ night. No, I’m not…

Rachel CarterMay 1, 2015

Romance

Three romance novels get you “inn” the mood to win this historic building

Being a lover of romance novels, I’ve come to accept certain narratives as fact. For example: if I move to a small town in the middle of nowhere, I will immediately fall in love with the local sheriff while we solve a mystery together. Also, there’s a perfect boy from…

Rachel CarterApril 1, 2015

Romance

Brenda Novak discusses finding your story’s core

I love nothing more than a hard-won happily-ever-after. Maybe that’s why I gravitate toward redemption stories. At some point, we’ve all done something we regret, created some challenge or obstacle we struggle to overcome. In This Heart of Mine, the latest addition to my Whiskey Creek series, Phoenix Fuller has…

BookTrib Guest AuthorMarch 21, 2015

Romance

Hungry for Bitten to return? 3 werewolf romances worth howling for

I first read Bitten, by Kelley Armstrong, when I was going through a pretty intense paranormal romance stage. I spent months devouring series about werewolves and vampires and the plucky girls who hunted/loved/became them. Bitten stood out because the two main characters, Clay and Elena, were so in love that…

Rachel CarterMarch 14, 2015

Romance

3 TV shows and a book: Small town charm and romance

Thanks to Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime, I can’t even remember the last time I watched a show when it actually aired. At this point, I’m addicted to the instant gratification of watching one episode after another while the hours tick by. Sure, sometimes you start to wonder if you…

Rachel CarterFebruary 25, 2015

Romance

3 Erotic Novels Far Hotter (and Better Written) Than “Fifty Shades of Grey”

It was last year when I first tried to read Fifty Shades of Grey. I didn’t get very far. And no, it wasn’t the content — I can appreciate good erotica as much as the next girl. But see how I used the word "good" there? As much as I…

Rachel CarterFebruary 13, 2015

Romance

4 Fabulous romance tropes and novels that take them to the next level

Since I first discovered romance novels around the age of 12, I have read a lot of them. And I mean A LOT. So many, in fact, that I exhausted the collection at my local library, regularly bought out the drugstore’s supply, and once was almost crushed to death by…

Rachel CarterFebruary 11, 2015

Romance

Top 10 reasons we love Christopher Rice (a Twitter recap)

Oh, how we love Chris Rice! He’s urbane, dashing, funny and one hell of a good writer. Since we can’t wait until December 2 when he chats live at BookTrib After Dark at 8 p.m. ET about The Flame, his latest novella from 1,001 Dark Nights anthology, we have a…

Amanda HarknessNovember 23, 2014

Romance

It’s not what you write, it’s where you write it

By J. Kenner All my books have a place. And I don’t mean the setting. I mean The Place where the book was primarily written (I might switch locations now and then, but each book has a Center of Operations)—and that place is inextricably tied up in my mind with…

BookTrib Guest AuthorApril 1, 2014

Romance

BLINDFOLDED INNOCENCE astonished the publishing world

Alessandra Torre astonished the publishing world with the success of her first novel, Blindfolded Innocence. Initially self-published, the book quickly rose to the top of the charts on Kindle and Amazon where it attracted the interest of major publishing houses. Torre's new release Masked Innocence as a must-read for book…

BookTribMarch 3, 2014

Even Die-Hard Fifty Shades Fans Might Not Care About “Grey”

Susan Mallery, the Tolkien of romance, shines in Fool’s Gold worldbuilding

Three romance novels get you “inn” the mood to win this historic building

Brenda Novak discusses finding your story’s core

Hungry for Bitten to return? 3 werewolf romances worth howling for

3 TV shows and a book: Small town charm and romance

3 Erotic Novels Far Hotter (and Better Written) Than “Fifty Shades of Grey”

4 Fabulous romance tropes and novels that take them to the next level

Top 10 reasons we love Christopher Rice (a Twitter recap)

It’s not what you write, it’s where you write it

BLINDFOLDED INNOCENCE astonished the publishing world

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