Sunday, December 23, 2007

Congratulations Susan Fraser King, Loretta Chase, and "bluecat"

HotdogWe have a Wiener:
Yes, we have another wiener!  Bluecat, because you left a comment on Susan/Miranda's cranberry blog (or should that be cranberry bog?)  you've won a copy of the anthology, Christmas Wedding Belles, which includes a story by Miranda Jarrett.  Please send your  mailing address to Susan/Miranda or me, and tell us how you would like the book autographed.  Congratulations, bluecat!

Publishers Weekly Loves Susan Fraser King:
Way to go, Susan/Sarah!  Scheduled for release in February, Lady Macbeth by Susan Fraser King received Ladymacbetha  rave review from PW!   In part, PW said, "Historical romance novelist King leaps into deeper historical waters with this captivating take on Lady Macbeth, who tells her side of the story with a forceful, uncompromising daring . . . Based on historical evidence and recent theories of the era, this is an epic tale written in high-voltage prose. King’s novel will thrill lovers of Shakespeare adaptations and delight anyone who wants to enjoy a ripping tale of love and ambition."  Lady Macbeth by Susan Fraser King. Crown, February 2008.  ISBN 978-0-307-34174-7

NotquiteladyLibrary Journal Loves Loretta Chase:
Library Journal has just released their "Best Books 2007" list, and Not Quite a Lady by Loretta Chase is on the list!  According to LJ, Not Quite a Lady is a "multilayered romance, which boasts a plethora of memorable characters, a wickedly kept secret, and exquisite writing. A heartwarming gem."  Congratulations, Loretta!  What a great way to end the year.  Not Quite a Lady by Loretta Chase. Avon, May 2007. ISBN 978-0-06-123123-0

Dec 23, 2007 5:05:44 AM | Susan King

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