romanceclub:

That, dear friends, is the steampunk vampire hero who manages a traveling circus in a fantasy world.
He is the hero of this paranormal romance novel.
His name is Criminy Stain.
Criminy Stain.
CRIMINY STAIN.

I need this book for reasons.

romanceclub:

That, dear friends, is the steampunk vampire hero who manages a traveling circus in a fantasy world.

He is the hero of this paranormal romance novel.

His name is Criminy Stain.

Criminy Stain.

CRIMINY STAIN.


I need this book for reasons.


It really was an amazing night and every time I talk about it people ask when the next one is.
The whole concept is just amazing. I think part of what I liked about the night was that as an audience we were invited to react to the scenes read on a very honest level. When they were intensely emotional we were caught up in the story, when they were playful and cheeky we laughed, and when they were steamy … well we needed fans to hide the blushes.
It was a great night, and a wonderful way to celebrate International Women’s Day as well as the strong presence of the romance genre in Australia.
orchidandpeachcocktails:

“Reading afterglow”
The Raunchy Romance Storytime, hosted by Kat Mayo of blog Book Thingo was so much fun! We laughed and, I kid you not, I saw some people cry. Kat hosted the event, in which some excerpts from romance novels brought to life by Rhys Muldoon, Libbie Gorr and PJ Lane. Here’s a complete list of the excerpts, though we ran out of time to hear them all. There was a fantastic selection, featuring strong, confident heroines and sexy heroes. 
It was a fantastic event and I hope that it is put on every year for International Womens Day, if not every month! 

It really was an amazing night and every time I talk about it people ask when the next one is.

The whole concept is just amazing. I think part of what I liked about the night was that as an audience we were invited to react to the scenes read on a very honest level. When they were intensely emotional we were caught up in the story, when they were playful and cheeky we laughed, and when they were steamy … well we needed fans to hide the blushes.

It was a great night, and a wonderful way to celebrate International Women’s Day as well as the strong presence of the romance genre in Australia.

orchidandpeachcocktails:

“Reading afterglow”

The Raunchy Romance Storytime, hosted by Kat Mayo of blog Book Thingo was so much fun! We laughed and, I kid you not, I saw some people cry. Kat hosted the event, in which some excerpts from romance novels brought to life by Rhys Muldoon, Libbie Gorr and PJ Lane. Here’s a complete list of the excerpts, though we ran out of time to hear them all. There was a fantastic selection, featuring strong, confident heroines and sexy heroes. 

It was a fantastic event and I hope that it is put on every year for International Womens Day, if not every month! 




Real Men Read Romance

I had a job interview today and I’m not convinced it went particuarly well so to cheer myself up I visited the Romance section of a nearby bookstore.

While there I encounted an older gentleman who was also seriously perusing the romance novels. After much deliberation he settled on buying this:

Totally made my day.


Anybody have recs for lesbian historical romance novels?

gertymactacular:

I wanna read about some Victorian ladies getting it on.

 If you haven’t already you should check out this blog: http://bi-curious-romancenovel-chat.blogspot.com/

They read, review and generally discuss F/F romance novels (and occasionally movies). Hope you find something you like.


With only one candle to light the room, she experienced him more through scent and touch than sight. He was delicious and she wanted to inhale him. To taste, to devour. To take him into her very being.
Nowhere Near Respectable,
Mary Jo Putney