There are three contemporary romances on the cart this week: Beverly Barton’s Dying for You is straight romantic suspense, Divorced, Desperate and Dating by Christie Craig is more of a romantic comedy caper, and Talk of the Town by Karen Hawkins is a “What happens when you go back to your hometown and the hot guy from high school is now the single sheriff” type of book. Parnormal titles include the last of Nora Robert’s Sign of Seven trilogy, The Pagan Stone, as well as the anthology Dead After Dark, featuring stories by Sherrilyn Kenyon, Susan Squires, and others. We also have Julie Leto’s Phantom’s Touch and Linda Winstead Jones’ 22 Nights. There are quite a few historical titles: Eloisa James’ When the Duke Returns, Connie Brockway’s My Surrender, Kathryn Caskie’s To Sin With a Stranger, Lydia Joyce’s Wicked Intentions, Elizabeth Boyle’s Tempted by the Night, and Hannah Lowell’s Highland Sinner.
Friday, January 2, 2009
On the Book Cart
There are three contemporary romances on the cart this week: Beverly Barton’s Dying for You is straight romantic suspense, Divorced, Desperate and Dating by Christie Craig is more of a romantic comedy caper, and Talk of the Town by Karen Hawkins is a “What happens when you go back to your hometown and the hot guy from high school is now the single sheriff” type of book. Parnormal titles include the last of Nora Robert’s Sign of Seven trilogy, The Pagan Stone, as well as the anthology Dead After Dark, featuring stories by Sherrilyn Kenyon, Susan Squires, and others. We also have Julie Leto’s Phantom’s Touch and Linda Winstead Jones’ 22 Nights. There are quite a few historical titles: Eloisa James’ When the Duke Returns, Connie Brockway’s My Surrender, Kathryn Caskie’s To Sin With a Stranger, Lydia Joyce’s Wicked Intentions, Elizabeth Boyle’s Tempted by the Night, and Hannah Lowell’s Highland Sinner.
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