by Aimee Carson Thanks to Maggie for having me here today. And I can’t wait for her upcoming release, Can’t Buy Me Love! I have thoroughly enjoyed the Spring Into Romance extravaganza, and with every post I read I found myself nodding my head in agreement. Yes, I love reading Continue Reading →
By Hank Phillippi Ryan Can you find romance at the dentist’s office? I did. Twice. The first time, many years, ago—and I mean, MANY–I fell madly in love with my very cute dentist. We squirted each other with the little air hoses—me in the chair, him standing over me—I will Continue Reading →
Hi Maggie! Thank you so much for having me on the blog today. I’m excited to be Springing into Romance, but, as a romance writer that’s something I do every day. I love romance. I love to read it, I love to write it. The thrill of falling in love Continue Reading →
It’s so nice to be here to help Maggie launch the release of her fabulous novel Can’t Buy Me Love! I had to laugh when Maggie asked me to be featured as part of her “Spring Into Romance” theme, because I’ve found myself as a novelist to be at times Continue Reading →
Thanks so much to Maggie for inviting me to her blog today! I’m very excited about her upcoming release, Can’t Buy Me Love. It’ll be here soon!! I’ve always loved romance…even when I didn’t realize that was what I was reading. When I was in junior high, I discovered gothic Continue Reading →
with Christine Ashworth I am thrilled to be here in anticipation of Maggie Marr’s book release, Can’t Buy Me Love, on March 28th! Okay, so – my name is Christine Ashworth, and I’m a confirmed, life-long, romance-novel-a-holic. I picked up my first Rosemary Rogers book, Sweet, Savage Love (where my Continue Reading →
by Lynne Marshall I confess, I used to look down my nose at Romance…before I was enlightened. I used to read a lot of heavy literary books, because it was good for my mind, and when I’d finished and scratched my head over the non-ending, well, I felt heavy, the Continue Reading →
Why romance? Well, there’s nothing more compelling to human beings than falling in love. I really believe that. Nothing can affect a human soul like falling in love can–and the potential to lose that love can wrench a soul like nothing else. That’s why I write romance. Because if I Continue Reading →
First, let me thank my fantastic, wonderful hostess for inviting me to guest blog today! When Maggie told me about the theme of spring into romance, one thought immediately came to mind. First love. That crazy, giddy, stomach dropping, gotta-get-a- glimpse-of-him-now love. I get tingles just thinking about my first Continue Reading →
I’ll admit it—I’m a die-hard romantic. I write erotic romance, but the romance is always the focal point of the story—for me, and in any good erotic romance. To me, love is the most important thing. It’s a driving force behind human existence second only to the drive to survive. Continue Reading →