The Baby Sleeps Tonight by Shari Mezrah is featured in the February/March issue of Tampa Bay Metro Magazine.

"Shari Mezrah creates order at a chaotic time in the lives of parents everywhere."  

 Read the full article on page 10: http://www.tampabaymetro.com/ebook_fm10/fm10.html

Posted in The Baby Sleeps TonightShari Mezrah

Debut romance author Lydia Dare has received a STARRED review in this week's Publishers Weekly for the first book in their new historical paranormal trilogy, A Certain Wolfish Charm. This is our third starred review for Sourcebooks Casablanca!


A Certain Wolfish Charm Lydia Dare. Sourcebooks Casablanca, $6.99 (352p) ISBN 978-1-4022-3694-5

Tough, resourceful, charming women battle roguish, secretive, aristocratic men under the watchful eye of society in Dare's delightful Victorian paranormal romance debut. When Lily Rutledge's 12-year-old ward, Oliver, displays sudden changes in size and appetite, she demands that his guardian, Simon Westfield, duke of Blackmoor, pay attention to the boy. Simon wants to take Oliver away and teach him about the Westfield werewolf heritage; Lily refuses to abandon her beloved near-son to the man who has ignored him for years. Simon and Lily are drawn to each other, but Simon's secret and society gossip threaten their happiness. The scenes of passion and transformation are surprisingly gentle after an intense emotional buildup, and a lack of gory detail helps the novel retain a period feel and keeps it mild enough for mainstream romance fans. (Apr.)

Posted in starred reviewSourcebooks CasablancaPublishers WeeklyLydia DareA Certain Wolfish Charm

Carl Pickhardt, author of  Why Good Kids Act Cruel, was interviewed for an article on ways parents can help kids cope with social cruelty for US News & World Report's "On Parenting" blog:

http://www.usnews.com/health/blogs/on-parenting/2010/02/05/6-ways-parents-can-help-kids-cope-with-social-cruelty.html

 

He was also interviewed for an article on why kids engage in social cruelty on MomLogic.com:

http://www.momlogic.com/2010/02/why_good_kids_act_cruel_bullying.php

Posted in Why Good Kids Act CruelCarl Pickhardt

Len Berman, author of The Greatest Moments in Sports, was a featured guest this morning on New England Cable News, to promote two book signing events in Boston this weekend.

http://www.necn.com/pages/landing?blockID=175605

Posted in Len BermanGreatest Moments in Sports

Kimberly Danger, author of Instant Bargains: 600+ Ways to Shrink Your Grocery Bills and Eat Well For Less, was a featured guest on Showcase Minnesota (NBC Minneapolis) on Tuesday for a segment on shopping for great grocery deals at nonconventional retail outlets, such as TJ Maxx, the convenience store, and the drug store.

http://www.showcaseminnesota.com/show/client_article.aspx?storyid=840131

Posted in Kimberly DangerInstant Bargains

Michael Starr, television reporter for the New York Post, featured the details of the partnership between Sourcebooks and Corday Productions/Sony Pictures on the release of a Days of our Lives book line in today's paper. The New York Post has a morning circulation of 500,000.

"Days of Our Lives," one of the last soaps standing, is get ting the book treatment from Sourcebooks, Sony Pictures and Corday Productions, which are launching "Days of Our Lives Publications," a series of tomes based on the NBC sudser. The line will include both fiction and nonfiction titles, published by Sourcebooks, including the May release of a memoir from "DOOL" executive producer Ken Corday (son of show creators Ted and Betty Corday). The fiction books will expand on "DOOL" storylines.

Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/entertainment/tv/starr_report_NGdQsW8h7rZlj6aZeU0FqJ#ixzz0eIIt9YGe

Posted in SourcebooksSony PicturesKen CordayDays of our LivesCorday Productions

Karen Stabiner, author and writer for The Huffington Post, featured Fiske Guide to Colleges (9781402209604) in this week's article: "The College Insider: Admissions Freak-Out #11: Why is Everyone's Top 10 List the Same?"

Edward B. Fiske and Bruce Hammond were interviewed about finding the best "fit" during the college admissions process.

The Huffington Post receives over 9 million unique monthly visitors.

Posted in The Huffington PostFiske Guide to CollegesEdward B. FiskeBruce Hammond

Below are the reviews that have come in for Laura so far this week. I've also linked to all of the great interviews and features she has had so far. Next week, Laura will be visiting with a bunch of great blogs and websites in interviews, features and guest blogs.

Also, Laura recently re-launched her website and is very active in the romance online community through her Twitter account.  

Posted in Sourcebooks CasablancaReviewsLessons in FrenchLaura Kinasle

Rachelle Rogers Knight, author of Read, Remember, Recommend (9781402237188) and Read, Remember, Recommend for Teens (9781402237195) was interviewed by the book reviews editor for The Costco Connection. The article is scheduled to run in the April issue.

The Costco Connection's circulation is 8,217,269!

To check out Rachelle's brand new website, please visit: http://www.bibliobabe.com/.

Posted in The Costco ConnectionRememberRecommend for TeensRecommendReadRachelle Rogers KnightBibliobabe

Two of our 2010 romance novels have been reviewed in the March Issue of The Romantic Times: SEALEd with a Ring (9781402236983), the 3rd Navy SEAL novel from Mary Margret Daughtridge, and Cowboy Trouble (9781402236686), a debut contemporary western from Joanne Kennedy!
 

SEALED WITH A RING
by Mary Margret Daughtridge
RT Rating: 4/5 Stars
Category: CONTEMPORARY ROMANCE
Publisher: SOURCEBOOKS
Published: March 2010


With a surprising amount of heart, Daughtridge makes a familiar story read like new as the icy JJ melts under Davy's charm during a forced marriage. The supporting cast, including one really unattractive dog, makes Daughtridge's latest one for the keeper shelves.


Summary: JJ Caruthers will lose her company unless she gets married within a year. The answer to the problem is JJ's one-night stand, Davy, who has just returned to the States. The hunky Navy SEAL was wounded in combat and now has holes in his memory. Although the pair agrees to marry for a year, Davy chases memories of an angel with JJ's face and she tries to run away from her feelings by getting more involved in her company. Will they face up to their true feelings before their time together runs out? (SOURCEBOOKS, Mar., 416 pp., $7.99) HOT

-Whitney Kate Sullivan
 








Posted in The Romantic TimesSEALed with a RingReviewsMary Margret DaughtridgeMarch 2010Joanne KennedyCowboy Trouble

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