The minute I read Nalini Singh’s Slave of Sensation, I knew we had something special in our hands. In the intervening six, short years, Nalini has published fifteen stories in her thought-provoking Psy/Changeling series, each of…
With the relentless bad news lately, what better time for a little pick me up in the form of the Edward Bulwer-Lytton contest winners announced just this week? For the last 29 years, San Jose State…
Believe it or not, the holidays really are right around the corner. And to help with your gift giving (or maybe you’re giving a little gift to yourself), we’ve got a terrific giveaway to kick off…
Congratulations to Barb in Maryland, msaggie, ensbit5, Karenmc, and JeriR. They are the lucky winners of an early copy of His at Night by Sherry Thomas. Thanks to everyone who entered. And be sure to stay tuned…
In 2009 I made one of those discoveries that we readers live for: A new author whose books I loved. The author was Deanna Raybourn and the books were the first three in her series featuring…
I like lots of books, but the list of books I absolutely love is a much shorter one. Laura Kinsale’s work figures prominently on it, however. Whether deeply dark or somewhat lighter, her prose captures the…
It’s always a treat to feature Mary Balogh here at AAR and today we have a double one: A short interview with the author about A Matter of Class, her upcoming release and a chance for…
And the lucky winner is Kathy B. Thanks to Joss Ware/Colleen Gleason and to everyone who entered. And watch this space for more exciting contests to come. -Sandy AAR
We’re very excited to announce a special new benefit exclusively for AAR readers, thanks to the generosity of Avon Books. From now until December 12th, when you shop at Harper Collins online, you’ll save 20% from your…
In addition to attending the booksigning with Diana Gabaldon, Blythe has brought back a signed copy of Echo in the Bone for one lucky reader. To enter, simply answer the following, “What medical condition prompts Briana…