You can always tell us you told us so later. Why not give us some good ones, by good writers. And there are many a reader that will not buy books just because they are HAWT.Ĭould it be that AH newest book hasn’t sold because it sucks? Sure, every good author has a bad book in her (or him) but I could bet money I don’t have that it has more to do with the setting than the writing.ĭear publisher, No matter how much you want to tell us that the historical is dead, we still want it. But you can’t JUST buy in those markets, there is such a thing as flooding. We understand erotic romance, paranormal and inspirational novels are HAWT right now.
But good night, give us some choices people! I want to read this! No I am not saying stop with the Regency’s there has to be readers out there that love the setting, there are books in the setting I love and WANT. …the novel takes place during WWI, but in a small, rural American town. She and her agent are looking for a home for her latest book and she says the setting is: Bad being there doesn’t seem to be a ‘market’ for her. Good being she has not stopped writing, in her own words she ‘has never stopped’. I’ve also got a two-book historical series still in the editing stages that I am determined to submit by the end of the year.Īs I often find myself checking her site to see if there are any updates on her next book, I recently emailed her. I still need to get The Bridal Veil and The Irish Bride.Īlthough I’ve always written historical romance, I’m just finishing up a proposal for my first contemporary. Montana Born and Bred is the only one I know I have read but don’t recall.
Allie’s Moon was a gift from Kristie and a book I have on my to be read soon shelf.
Harper’s Bride is a book I didn’t think I would like but found I really enjoyed. Homeward Hearts is great, A Light for My Love is on my need to find now list got it now and loved it too, Desperate Hearts is tbr. I have really enjoyed the books I have read in Harrington’s backlist and am lucky enough to have more tbr. Tyler and Libby find themselves irresistibly attracted to each other–and once they begin to share secrets about their past, they forge a strong bond that will soon be put to the ultimate test. Libby, a young widow trying to make her way in the Old West, accepts a job as a cook for three cowboys, including the loner Tyler Hollins. One of the books avid reader names on her BT list is A Taste of Heaven by Alexis Harrington.
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