We’ve announced this before, but just in case someone missed it. When Avon pushed our books back, we thought they would redesign the cover for BFM rerelease. They didn’t. They just added flaming font. Because of this and other factors, like being short on time, the “rerelease” will not contain any new material. Don’t buy
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Shameless Celebrating
Kirkus is one of the most prestigious review sites. We’ve had column reviews at Kirkus through Booksmugglers, but never an actual Kirkus review. Until now. WHITE HOT [STARRED REVIEW] Author: Ilona Andrews Review Issue Date: March 1, 2017 Online Publish Date: February 21, 2017 Publisher:Avon/HarperCollins Pages: 416 Price ( Paperback ): $7.99 Publication Date: May 30, 2017 ISBN ( Paperback
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Dog Beds and Vampires
First things first, Jeaniene Frost’s Into the Fire is out today. Happy Book Birthday to Jeaniene! Reda excerpt, watch trailer and more here. Now then, onto the subject of this post. We buy orthopedic dog beds for our older dog, Del. Del has issues with her thyroid and is carrying a little extra weight. She
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The Spam
This came through the contact form. I believe it was probably put together by some algorithm, but it is so bizarre, I had to share a couple of paragraphs. Message Body: Would U please help a plethora of King Size, wildchild, rawkuss wordz which are lookin 4 a home in thy novelty?? Thx. Whew. They’re
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Exciting announcements!
Heh, you thought there was something good in this post. There is not. Okay, so maybe the little bit of excitement. Let’s take these one at a time. Erika Tsang liked Wildfire. She said she liked it a lot, especially the frying pan. The edits are coming back to us sometime later in the week,
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One Fell Sweep Audio Is Available
Happy Valentine’s day! OFS Audio is up. Written by: Ilona Andrews Narrated by: Renee Raudman Length: 10 hrs and 40 mins Series: Innkeeper Chronicles, Book 3 Unabridged Audiobook Release Date:02-14-17 Publisher: Nancy Yost Literary Agency Buy links: Audible | Amazon | iTunes Ta-da! Much thanks to Renee Raudmann for another outstanding performance. Gordon and I
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Annual reminder
This is a PSA. Brace yourselves. As some of you probably know, my mother died of breast cancer at a relatively young age. She saw a bruise on her breast that refused to heal and then she waited for months to go to the doctor, because that’s the way my mother did things. It took
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Now We Need a Man’s Name
Thank you to everyone who suggested awesome names on the last post. Now I’ve got the second question for you: favorite male name with medieval flair. Bonus points for Scandinavian origin. 🙂 Your help is much appreciated.
Hugh, Chapter 1 Part 2
The void gnawed at him, the big raw hole where Roland’s presence used to be. It hurt. Hugh grit his teeth and forced himself to concentrate on the head on the table in front of him. “When?” he asked. “Six days ago,” Stoyan said. “He was out. He’d quit after you were forced out. He
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Need Pretty Name
Stuck on a picking a pretty female name, preferably of French origin. Need to be able to have a shorter version, if it’s too long, because we are lazy, so something like Constance won’t work, because the only way to shorten it is Connie, and that’s a bit more modern than we need. Connie is
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A small snippet
So things have been pretty terrible lately. Here is a little snippet from Gordon and me to help you think of something else. Chapter 1 God was dead. No, that wasn’t quite it. He was dead. No, that wasn’t it either. Voices tugged on him, refusing to let him sink back into the numbing darkness.
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We will be at Duke on February 9 and 10th.
Duke University invited us and a bunch of much cooler people to talk about gender, feminism, and romance novels. Gender, Sexuality, Feminism and the Romance Novel Friday, February 10, 2017 – 2:00pm We will present a panel of best selling authors in romance novel writing: “Ilona Andrews”(husband-and-wife writing team Ilona and Gordon Andrews), Eloisa James,
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