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Speaking of Audiobooks: Favorite Romance Audiobooks Poll Results

Our first annual Favorite Romance Audiobooks Poll results are in and it’s time to share!  While many of the standard favorites shine through as expected, I was delighted with all the other books, narrators, and series…

The Big “I”

I don’t remember much from Psych 101, but I do remember Sternberg’s Triangle of Love.  Sternberg sees Intimacy, Passion, and Commitment as the three corners of love.  Pick any one or two components and you have…

It's Cherry Season!

I adore the variety of fresh produce available in the summer, but one of the highlights for me each summer is cherry season. Cherries have been featured prominently in local grocery stores’ produce sections for the…

Eagerly Awaiting for August

After seeing all the blockbuster releases earlier this summer, I wondered what would be left when the August list came around. I need not have worried; Most of us found a book or two (or more!)…

The Heat is On

I recently moved back to my parents’ house, where I’ll be for another month until I move to Alabama.  In all three places, summer can be brutal.  As my home is not air conditioned, there is…

Terms of Endearment

 Reading books by authors from different countries always gives me a subject to talk about in the blog.  I might not have noticed if I had been reading the book, but after listening to an audio…

The Buzzword? Digital.

If there was one word we kept hearing last week at RWA, it was digital. We heard it from excited people, disillusioned people, scared people, and confused people. Digital options are opening up a Brave New…

Happy 4th!

In addition to recovering from a fun and fast-paced RWA 2011, today is Independence Day for all of our American staffers and readers. So, while the reviews are updated, today we’re going to take a little…

Would you miss the Post?

For almost a month, Canada Post has been on strike, off and on, and we’ve had no mail nationally for the last ten days of the strike. But last Wednesday, the government forced them back to…