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Dark Screams: Volume Five
'Everything You've Always Wanted' by Mick Garris: It was supposed to be the night of his life-a celebration of his one hit slasher flick. But the price of admission is higher than this has-been filmmaker ever could have imagined. 'The Land of Sunshine' by Kealan Patrick Burke: Although she was mute long before the affair that nearly wrecked their marriage, her silence has tortured her husband ever since. Now he will seek out what he has lost or be driven mad by remorse.
AuthorBuzz: Bodyguard Falls for Hollywood Diva in Romantic Noir
Charmed By You: A Stark Security Novella (1001 Dark Nights Press) by J. Kenner Dear Reader: I love movies — everything from noir films to modern blockbusters. (I even went to film school). So of course I had to write a story set in that world. More, I wanted the story to have a hint of the classics reminiscent of Hepburn and Tracy. That push-pull between the characters.
Spotlight & Giveaway: Ben and Beatriz by Katalina Gamarra
Today it is my pleasure to Welcome author Katalina Gamarra to HJ! Hi Katalina and welcome to HJ! We’re so excited to chat with you about your new release, Ben and Beatriz! Hey, Harlequin Junkies!! Please summarize the book for the readers here: Son of Trump voters falls for first-generation Latinx immigrant and chaos ensues! Please share your favorite line(s) or quote from this book: Please share a few Fun facts about this book… This is a playlist I made that I listened to (and edited) as I...
"Vixens Rock" | eBook and audiobook search results | Rakuten Kobo
She wants no-strings.He wants to be bound.When Jordan realizes she has a crush on her bandmate she knows she needs a distraction. Fortunately, the moment she lays eyes on a handsome stranger, she can't look anywhere else. Étienne is gorgeous, thickset, confident, and magnetic, and has the kind of face she wants to spend half her life kissing and the other half sitting on But Jordan swore she would
J. Kenner Writes...About Book Release Nerves
Over a hundred published books under my belt, and still I’ve got those New Book Butterflies. Apparently, it never stops. The thing is, it really doesn’t ever stop. Those butterflies are persistent little buggers, and they show up for each and every book I write. Sometimes, though, they’re not small, lazy little things. Sometimes it’s a hoard of bat-sized butterflies. In this case, the butterflies are about the size of pterodactyls.
J. Kenner Writes...About Love in the Time of Coronavirus
A bit different column this week, but it turns out that when you write a column that posts every two weeks, a lot can change in the world from one column to the next. In the past couple of weeks the number of cases of COVID-19 has exploded, and most of us around the world are part of a government-imposed lockdown or socially isolating pursuant to expert and local authorities’ suggestion.
J. Kenner Writes…about Release Days and Book Personalities
(Excuse me a moment while I bask in the glow of Release Day.) Over the course of my career, I’ve had a lot of release days, and one thing I know is that they are aptly named. Because I truly am releasing my book out into the wild. I’ve tended it, nurtured it, and tried to make sure it has evolved into the best book version of itself, but now I have very little say in how well it survives in the world. It’s off on its own, going forth to either live a quiet life or make a huge splash.
J. Kenner Writes...about Hot Guys, Romance Covers, and Good times
I’ve had some very fun covers over the years … along with a few that made me want to cry. The worst of which, thankfully, were changed before readers ever saw them. I was traditionally published for over a decade before going almost exclusively indie, and things are different when you’re not just being handed a cover. And by different, I mean way more fun (and yes, sometimes stressful, but, hey, who doesn’t need a little stress in their life?).
J. Kenner Writes...About Getting Out Of Your Own Way & Astronauts
Today, I want to tell you a fable about getting out of your own way. First, a bit about our main character: me. I’ve always been shy, more so when I was younger. I was only comfortable one-on-one with a friend or in small groups, ideally of people I know very well.
JK Writes...About How Binge Watching & Reading is a Superpower
And nowadays, with the dumping of an entire season in one fell-swoop? That is so my jam. Currently binging Season Three of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (after re-binging one & two) and waiting for the last bit of The Good Place (after a recent re-binge of all the episodes during the holiday). Nor do I necessarily wait. I re-binged Fleabag about four days after watching it the first time around. Kneel. Yeah. Whew. (And if you don’t understand that reference, get thee to your favorite streaming device. Right.
Shelf Awareness for Readers for Friday, October 18, 2019
"I would not change the beginning for anything," Darcy O'Brien writes in A Way of Life, Like Any Other (NYRB Classics), quasi-fictionally describing his 1950s childhood as the son of fading Hollywood movie actors.
Combined Print & E-Book Fiction
When you purchase an independently ranked book through our site, we earn an affiliate commission. Best Sellers Methodology A version of this list appears in the August 18, 2013 issue of The New York Times Book Review. Rankings on weekly lists reflect sales for the week ending August 3, 2013. Lists are published early online.
Combined Print & E-Book Fiction
When you purchase an independently ranked book through our site, we earn an affiliate commission. Best Sellers Methodology A version of this list appears in the May 12, 2013 issue of The New York Times Book Review. Rankings on weekly lists reflect sales for the week ending April 27, 2013. Lists are published early online.
Hump Day Books from Nancy Goldberg Levine, Kelly McClymer, Sheri Fredricks, Lori Austin, Gina Robinson, S.J. MacIver, L.J. Charles, and Tawny Weber
Hump Day Books from Nancy Goldberg Levine, Kelly McClymer, Sheri Fredricks, Lori Austin, Gina Robinson, S.J. MacIver, L.J. Charles, and Tawny Weber Need a lift from the mid-week slump? Try out these great new books! [signoff] Posted March 27, 2013 by J. Kenner Filed under: Julie/JK's Books, Hump Day Reads Tags: Hump Day Books, Gina Robinson, L.J. Charles, Lori Austin, Nancy Goldberg Levine, Julie Kenner, S.J. MacIver, romance, Sheri Fredricks, books, Kelly McClymer, Tawny Weber
Boek | Carpe Demon - J. Kenner
Carpe Demon is een must voor alle fans van Charmed en Buffy the Vampire Slayer.Het vertelt wat er zou gebeuren als Buffy een man en twee kinderen zou hebben en haar verleden voor hen geheim zou houden. Spannend en duivels grappig.Veel vrouwen zetten hun carri aan de kant als de kinderen komen. Kate Connor bijvoorbeeld heeft al in geen tijden meer op een demon gejaagd.Daardoor heeft ze waarschijnlijk die ene gemist die in de supermarkt rondspookte tussen het kattenvoer en de hondenbrokken.
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