I’m nattering on about Drop Dead Diva and romance again. That show is my drug. In this past Sunday’s episode, Jane goes on her first date with a fellow lawyer, Tony. He is really cute, as…
So today Heather and Lea’s take on the book chosen by AAR readers – none other than perennial favorite Lord of Scoundrels – is online. We’ll hold our group discussion on Sunday, September 27 at 4…
No news here: Kanye West hijacked Taylor Switft’s acceptance of her award at the MTV Video Music Awards last weekend and proclaimed Beyonce’ the true winner. As I watched the clip on the Internets, I focused…
I’ve always had a soft spot for the If You Like pages because they are actually what led me to All About Romance in the first place. Back in the fall of 1999 a lot of…
When I saw Sarah Johnson’s giveaway over at Reading the Past, her request for people to comment with the name of the novel that got them interested in reading historical fiction. Her contest got me thinking…
This has been a very good reading year so far. Not only are there a lot of good new books out there, but there are more good reissues than I’ve seen in ages. For the past…
Cathy M is the lucky reader of a Dreamfever by Karen Marie Moning.. Thanks to everyone for entering and look for more giveaways soon. -AAR Sandy
DIK. Desert Isle Keeper. Most of us have dozens of them, those tried-and-true favorites you re-read time and again. Unfortunately, most desert isles don’t have room for all of my DIKs. Nor does carry-on luggage.
Lord of Scoundrels by Loretta Chase. It was close. Neck in neck there for a while, but the perennial favorite of many at AAR is the book chosen for the next AAR Book Club by site…
Coming up with a list of six – three historicals and three contemporaries – wasn’t easy, but, hey, I’m up to the challenge. Each of the books in the poll has achieved “classic” status, though we…