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  • Thank you to the Romance Writers of the World February 18, 2013
    Yesterday I went to the kick off event of the Washington Loves Romance online book club. (You should join!) The event took place at a fun bar/restaurant in Arlington, VA. The Amazing Avery Flynn organized the event. We got a great turn out of writers and readers. I know you love when I name drop, soRead more... […]
  • Ten things your honey wants to hear most this Valentine’s Day: (You’re welcome) February 14, 2013
    Well, Valentine’s Day is here again. It’s the most polarizing holiday of the year, don’t you think? Some people really love it, some people hate it, and yeah, there’s some people in the middle who don’t care, but whatever. It’s a holiday designed for couples to declare their love to the world, for jewelers, card companiesRead more... […]
  • Latkes for Hanukah December 4, 2012
    Don’t call ‘em hash browns. Potato Pancake is acceptable, but for those in the know, December is all about Latkes! pronunciation: Lot-Kuz Jews around the world break out the buckets of oil during Hanukah to commemorate the miracle of light. In the U.S., latkes rule. Sufganiot (Jelly donuts) are Israeli tradition. My family does both.Read more... […]

The Heat is On

Having grown up in Miami, I am a big Heat Basketball fan, but I’m not actually referring to the basketball teacm with my title. I’m referring to the fact that Heated Match is getting some great buzz!

Mama Mia from Mama Kitty reviews says “This book draws you in: begs you to devour it, relax with the characters–stay awhile. These characters, Loren and Adam are, on top of being nuclear hot, sweet and loving. Moreover, this novel speaks of real issues—physical disability and the ever-changing world of science.”

*Swoon*

Heather from Sizzling Hot Book Reviews says “A good writer knows how to suck a reader into their story within the first chapter of a book, but with Ms. Silver’s writing style, I was literally engrossed after reading only two pages of Heated Match.”

With all the chatter in the blogospher about sock puppet reviews, it feels great to get real (good) reviews from real reviewers (AKA book lovers)

So this leads me to wonder…how do you find your next read? Is it Amazon reviews? NYT lists? Word of Mouth?  I’m starting marketing budget and plan for 2013 and I want to know where to put my dollars? Should I blow it on attending a reader focused conference such as Authors after Dark or Romantic Times? Should I do banner ads? Swag (do keyrings and bookmarks sell books?)

Authors want to know! Help us find you.

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