Category Archives: Other people’s books

The Dressmaker’s Duke

Posted on September 26, 2014 by Racheline Maltese

A friend from the NYC RWA chapter has a new romance out today, that I wanted to tell you all about. It’s an M/F Regency-era romance from Jess Russell called The Dressmaker’s Duke. For those of you who don’t know, I’m … Continue reading →

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So your mom is a romance writer too?

Posted on September 3, 2014 by Racheline Maltese

As Erin and I ramp up towards our first book coming out next week (so many blog tour posts to write! so little time!), we have one last guest post before we focus on our own content for a few … Continue reading →

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Guest Post: V.L. Locey on things that go bump in the night

Posted on August 26, 2014 by Racheline Maltese

Today we have guest post from one of our fellow Torquere Press authors, V.L. Locey who has a new story out in the just-released Dawg Days anthology.  V.L. is a multi-genre erotic romance author who’s here to talk about things that go … Continue reading →

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Guest Post: Shira Glassman on Climbing the Date Palm and The Second Mango

Posted on August 5, 2014 by Racheline Maltese

Another guest post today, this time from Shira Glassman, focusing on some of the bisexual characters in her latest novel, Climbing the Date Palm, the sequel to her book The Second Mango. Both are YA romances that cover the full LGBTQ spectrum … Continue reading →

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So your mom read the dog-chewed ARC of your gay romance…

Posted on July 29, 2014 by Racheline Maltese

It’s book birthday day for Kate Paddington‘s Platonic. Unlike a lot of the books I’ve posted here, I’ve actually had time to read this one in advance.  Since I know Kate off-line, I did tell her I wouldn’t review it, … Continue reading →

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Guest Post: Writing as Art, or why not to draw the perfect nose

Posted on July 26, 2014 by Racheline Maltese

Rebecca Brooks has just had her first romance (M/F), Above All, come out from Ellora’s Cave. Since she is a new Internet friend who falls into the category of seeming unlikely to write romance, but is in fact incredibly typical of … Continue reading →

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So your mom read your gay romance and totally made an awkward beef pun….

Posted on July 22, 2014 by Racheline Maltese

Since Erin and I have avoided any particularly hilarious or awkward incidents with our respective mothers lately, we thought we’d bring you a Your Mom story from elsewhere in the romance community. Carrie Pack’s Designs on You will be out … Continue reading →

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Totally Bound’s Mountains to Climb

Posted on July 13, 2014 by Racheline Maltese

While Erin & I continue to get ourselves back on schedule after the holiday weekend and the Great June 2014 Edit (which is currently being followed by the Lesser July 2014 Edit), we wanted to being you one more preview … Continue reading →

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Totally Bound’s New Imprint & Vegas Hustle

Posted on July 5, 2014 by Racheline Maltese

While Erin & I continue to recover from the Great Editing Adventure of July 2014 (and various holiday activities), it’s time to talk about other people’s books again.  I think the blurb alone will tell anyone who knows us, exactly … Continue reading →

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More summer reading from Hachette authors

Posted on July 1, 2014 by Racheline Maltese

As many of you know, the drama between Amazon and Hachette (among others) continues. We don’t want to tell people to buy or not buy at Amazon. There are pluses and minuses for authors, Amazon employees, and consumers. Just because … Continue reading →

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