I am so excited for Kate Carlisle to be here today to promote her new book, A Cookbook Conspiracy, and to talk a little bit about history which fits perfectly with her wonderful new release. Fascinating Small Stories of History By Kate Carlisle, Author of A COOKBOOK CONSPIRACY I remember dreading History class in high […]
Guest Blog Review and Giveaway with Kate Carlisle
Top 10 drink list with Quinn & Juliet from Rebecca Zanetti Under the Covers
Please welcome one of our favorite authors back to the blog!!! Here is a little about Rebecca before we let her take over the blog. Rebecca Zanetti has worked as an art curator, Senate aide, lawyer, college professor and a hearing examiner – only to culminate it all in stories about vampires and science. She […]
Guest blog & giveaway with Gwen Jones
Julie Does Julia – and makes Traditional French Baguettes Julie never did much cooking back in Philadelphia, as the only thing she really liked to make was reservations. All that changed of course, once she found herself in the woods with very few dining options beside what she could create herself. So ever adventurous, she […]
Guest blog & tour wide giveaway with Laura Wright
Laura Wright is stopping by to promot her new book Eternal Demon. She is also sharing with us 10 facts about the Mark of The Vampire world you might not know. I personally love #9 😀 Take it away Laura….. 10 Facts about the MOTV world you may not know 1.Many vampires really do like […]
My Rescue Story, by Jill Shalvis……..Read Humane® 2013 campaign
This May, Books-n-Kisses is pleased to support Penguin Group (USA)’s Read Humane® 2013 campaign to fight animal cruelty. We would like to welcome spokesperson and bestselling author Jill Shalvis to our blog today, where she is sharing with us her family’s animal rescue story discusses her Animal Magnetism series with a piece entitled “Why Dogs […]
Guest Blog& Giveaway with Jennifer Ryan
The Right Bride – Book 3: The Hunted Series Cameron Shaw has two beauties after his affections. One’s out for his bank account, the other his heart. Let’s meet our bachelorettes and see who really is The Right Bride. Describe Cameron. Shelly: Rich, powerful, handsome, the perfect guy. Marti: Kind, generous, loving, a truly good […]
Guest Blog & Giveaway with Ana Blaze
Seven Reasons Beth (and You) Should Give Colin Pratt a Chance to Win Your Heart Colin knows he doesn’t fit the standard definition of a romance hero. After all, his only serious girlfriend ditched him for his brother, he’s a bit of a klutz and the word lanky works its way into his description […]
Guest Blogger Gabrielle Bisset
Thanks so much for having me here today at Books-n-Kisses! This is my first time here, so it’s always exciting to find a new place to visit. I’m touring blogs all month with Book Monster Promotions talking about my Sons of Navarus series in preparation for the 4th novel in the series, Blood Prophecy, which […]
Guest Blog & Giveaway with Eliza Daly
My Life in the Federal Witness Protection Program Do you ever have a bad day and dream about leaving your life behind and starting over someplace where nobody knows you? I admit, I’ve flirted with the idea more than once. However, I never seriously thought it through until I was researching my romantic suspense novel, Identity […]
Guest Blogger: Lindy S. Hudis
Weekends by Lindy S. Hudis Guest blog – A Fantasy Come True! Ahhh…..romance. I must confess, I am hopelessly addicted to it. There is no feeling as exciting, no rush more exhilarating, and nothing I can name that gives an energy boost like that of a romantic and hot encounter. I seem to get quite […]
Guest Blog & Giveaway with Beth Ciotta
The Tortured Hero by Beth Ciotta In real life, I’m attracted to men who make me laugh. A keen sense of humor is incredibly sexy. My husband, in addition to being handsome and kind-hearted, is incredibly funny. Clever funny. I love that. As far as being in a committed relationship, I can’t see myself with […]
Guest Blogger+ a giveaway with Shana Galen
Writing Historicals that Appeal to the Modern Reader By Shana Galen For the past decade, I have heard the same refrain: the historical romance is dead. The assumption is that the modern reader doesn’t want to read about a world where there was no internet or cell service and where indoor plumbing was still a […]
