Certainly every reader feels differently about short stories, and I'm one of those who happen to love them. I actually think it's the true measure of an author how well they can construct a story in a limited word count. I also find it a fabulous way to try new authors without investing a lot of time, energy and money. And a short story line that features historical authors? Seriously, I'm all over that.
So when Sybil asked me if I'd like to construct an Undone Spotlight for The Good, The Bad, The Unread, I said "
Throughout the week I'll continue to update this post with linkage. In the meantime, be sure to check out what has gone live thus far:
Harlequin: They've Come Undone - Wendy's introduction post
Duck Flash - Sale, sale, sale!
Michelle Willingham's Guest Post - Title Jackpot!
Review: The Viking's Forbidden Love Slave by Michelle Willingham - What a title!
Nicola Cornick's Guest Post - Mmmmm, pie!
Review: The Unmasking Of Lady Loveless by Nicola Cornick
Bronwyn Scott's Guest Post - Sexy banter and thievery!
Review: Libertine Lord, Pickpocket Miss by Bronwyn Scott
Forthcoming Undone Titles!
Amanda McCabe's Guest Post - Sailing the high seas!
Review: Shipwrecked and Seduced by Amanda McCabe
5 comments:
Do you think it is just you and I who have such a huge lurve for the HH line?
If it is wrong I don't wanna be right. ;)
Well, I know other readers who enjoy the line....but I'm not sure they're as obsessive-compulsive as we are LOL
I LOVE Harlequin Historicals and I have known for a while that they were coming out with the Undone line. I can't wait to read them.
No there's no one with as huge a hard-on as Sybil and Wendy for HH. No one. None. Nobody. HH should pay you royalties. It would be a tidy sum just on the books I've purchased alone.
::snort::
I read Rosie's comment first this this morning, prior to caffeine consumption, and I swear the word "hard-on" made me giggle.
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