TweetToday we have historical romance author Jayne Fresina, an England native, visiting The Book Faery Reviews. Jayne is the youngest of four girls and grew up listening to her father’s colorful tales of growing up in the countryside. Her very opinionated sisters provided lots of inspiration for her beleaguered heroes and unstoppable heroines. For more [CONTINUE READING]
Tweet I am just giddy with excitement that I got to grab an interview with one of my favorite historical romance authors!! I’ve yet to read a book that left me unsatisfied. They are witty, sensual, heart-warming, and at times a little emotional. This past week I enjoyed reading Sabrina’s latest book, ‘TWAS THE NIGHT [CONTINUE READING]
Tweet Welcome Tammy! I’m so thrilled to have you here at The Book Faery Reviews to talk about your solo debut novel, A Lady and Her Magic. THE BOOK FAERY REVIEWS: First, I have to ask…You are the other half of team Lydia Dare, a co-author. What’s it like to co-author a book and how does [CONTINUE READING]
TweetToday we have “award-winning author Shobhan Bantwal who calls her brand of fiction “Bollywood in a Book,” romantic, colorful, action-packed tales, rich with elements of Indian culture – stories that both entertain and educate. To date, she has six novels published by Kensington Books and one anthology.” She won The Golden Leaf Award in 2008 [CONTINUE READING]
TweetToday we have Richard Young, author of Blood Harvest: The Entourage, stopping by for an interview. I was sure of nothing else except that the return of the harvest ships, minus passengers, minus the vampire Entourage that was supposed to keep them safe, could only be bad news. My own brother, Sven is the leader [CONTINUE READING]
TweetWelcome back Amelia! I do believe this is the FOURTH time you’ve visited us! Can you believe it? The first being an interview back in April of 2009 when the 1st book (A Duke to Die For) of The Rogues’ Dynasty series came out. And of course I’ve read numerous other books (that series included) and [CONTINUE READING]
TweetToday’s author interview is with Amanda Forester, author of True Highland Spirit. Amanda Forester holds a PhD in clinical psychology and a Masters degree in theology. As a psychologist, she has worked as a clinical researcher and a university instructor (what they call you when they don’t want to give you tenure). None of which [CONTINUE READING]
TweetToday we are interviewing author, Joseph Devon, author of Probability Angels- Book One of the Matthew and Epp Stories. Matthew knows that he died twenty years ago. He has, after all, been bouncing around New York city ever since, causing mischief and having fun as a supernatural being. But recently some problems have been cropping up: [CONTINUE READING]
TweetI’ve been fascinated with lost fragrances since long before I started writing The Book of Lost Fragrances… since I found a bottle of perfume on my great grandmother’s dresser that had belonged to her mother in Russia. Here is one of those lost fragrances that stirs the senses and the imagination… (researched and described with [CONTINUE READING]
Tweet Today we have Melissa Douthit, young adult fantasy author of The Legend of the Raie’Chaelia. I don’t have many authors here that write young adult fantasy and I was pleasantly surprised to have enjoyed the trilogy so far since I don’t normally read this type of genre. I usually get frustrated that I can’t connect well [CONTINUE READING]
Tweet Today we have romance author Patricia Rice with us here at The Book Faery Reviews. She’s promoting her 49th novel, The Lure of Song and Magic which is a continuation of her Magic series. If you read all the way through to the end, you’ll find out details on how to win a copy for [CONTINUE READING]
TweetToday we’re excite to have author of Lucky Girl, Cate Lord. One of our reviewers, Kay, enjoyed her book (review here) and got the chance to ask a couple questions with us. On to the interview… Welcome Cate to The Book Faery Reviews! CL: Thank you so much! I’m excited to be today’s guest. I read [CONTINUE READING]
TweetFind Chuck Waldron on his websites (chuckwaldron.com and writebyme.ca),his blog chuckwaldron.blogspot.com, and his writing support services site for Indie Authorsat canamauthorservices.com. For the Viel and Powers families, revenge served cold is not on the menu. Fuelled by a long-standing feud between the clan patriarchs, nothing less than hot-blooded vengeance will do… When Sean is called to the bedside of his dying father in [CONTINUE READING]
TweetWhen I first started worrying the idea of The Fallen Queen in my head (you know, like one of those flat stones you keep in your pocket and wear a thumb-shaped groove into? No? Erm, never mind) no one was writing about angels. I can’t quite remember how the idea came to me to have [CONTINUE READING]
TweetGreg Messel is back again at The Book Faery Reviews. He was here back in October talking about the missing books over at Borders. Today he’s sharing with us more about him. I just love when authors share a bit about who they are. It makes them feel all the more real and normal like [CONTINUE READING]