Romance
James Bond Meets Nora Ephron. Or Is It The Other Way Around?
RU contributor and NYT bestselling author Ruth Harris tells us how headlines, current culture, and love after forty inspired her to write her latest book, THE CHANEL CAPER. Welcome back, Ruth! For a long time I’ve [...]
Valentine Schmalentine with Handsome Hansel
Help me welcome Handsome Hansel from the Dance of Romance as he tells us how he REALLY feels about Valentine’s Day. Let me explain. I have a (small enough) problem with Valentine’s Day that I [...]
Long Journey to a Small Press with Debut Author Susan Boyer
The road to publication is well-traveled, rife with potholes and detours, and yet the journey is different for every author. Today, I’m happy to introduce debut author, Susan Boyer. Susan talks about her publishing journey and reveals why she chose a [...]
Love and the Crime Fiction Sleuth with C. Hope Clark
The lovely (don’t you love her smile?) and talented Hope Clark is with us today to offer a sleuthy spin to romance. As a straight contemporary author who only dabbles in the mystery genre, I’m [...]
Writing Through the Pain with Taryn Elliott
We all leave a little of ourselves on the page and today Taryn Elliott shares with us how a particular time of her life was a catalyst for her latest novel. Writing Through the Pain [...]
It’s All About the Happy Ever After – with Joyce Lamb
Okay, so here’s the deal. You all have to be on your best behavior because my boss is here with us today and I want to make a great impression. Joyce is a fab writer, [...]
Handsome Hansel – A Man’s Eye View of the World of Romance
Welcome a very dear friend of mine, Handsome Hansel or HH as he’s known to his friends from Dance of Romance If you want warm fuzzies for your romantic side, make sure you follow HH [...]
Men Chime in on Romance
“Romance”—what does it really mean? Perhaps its connotation depends on a person’s perspective, so how does gender play into the idea of romance? I put the question to a few men to find out how they define romance, along with their ideas on romancing a woman and vice versa. Names have been changed to initials to protect the guilty…er…romantic!
