If there’s one thing you’d think romance writers – who tend to be women writing for women – know about, it’s the workings of their own bodies. After all, some of us write fairly explicit sex scenes, right? This week, though, I was surprised to discover how ignorant I was as I read the delightfully… Continue reading Five things romance writers should know about vaginas
Author: Kat Latham
My favorite war poem
When I was in college, I took an absolutely brilliant class on 20th century American war literature. Although my beliefs have always tended strongly toward pacifism, I grew up in a city with large military bases and a strong military history. My grandfather told me stories of his experiences in the Philippines and Japan. Grandma… Continue reading My favorite war poem
Review: The Heart of a Killer by Jaci Burton
Action- and passion-packed suspense that kept me awake all night long In one horrific night, sweet sixteen-year-old Anna Pallino is attacked in the alley behind the ice cream shop she works at. Her boyfriend Dante Renaldi and his three foster brothers save her life by killing her attacker, but not before the would-be killer carves… Continue reading Review: The Heart of a Killer by Jaci Burton
Why Australia’s the sexiest country in the world
My first introduction to the romance genre was through Harlequin Presents novels, so not only did I learn a whole lot about what boys and girls do when they like each other, but I also got to explore new countries for only a few dollars a month. That’s how I realized Australia’s the sexiest country… Continue reading Why Australia’s the sexiest country in the world
Winner of the Joanna Bourne giveaway!
Check out all the enthusiasm for Jo Bourne’s latest release, The Black Hawk! Thanks so much to Jo Bourne – who was a truly brilliant guest and answered everyone’s questions – and to everyone who commented on my interview with her. I hope you all manage to get a copy of it. One of you… Continue reading Winner of the Joanna Bourne giveaway!