Today I’m thrilled to welcome paranormal and contemporary romance author Holley Trent to Paranormal Unbound! I started following Ms. Trent on twitter because we’re both Southern girls gone west. I picked up the first novella in her Shrew series (The Problem with Paddy) because I was looking for something short and fun, and I was thrilled … Continue reading
Today I’m excited to welcome contemporary romance author Delaney Diamond to Paranormal Unbound! Delaney writes sexy contemporaries, and I devoured her latest release, The Wrong Man over the holidays–I’m a sucker for a blue collar hero! Delaney also runs Romance Novels in Color, a blog devoted to celebrating diversity in romance fiction. I asked her to join … Continue reading
When I was in college, organic chemistry was the hardest class I had to take. It’s infamous for causing biochem majors to jump ship, and for the first half of the semester, I wasn’t sure I would survive it, either. The number of reactions you have to learn to make it through O-chem is astronomical. … Continue reading
Today I’m thrilled to welcome urban fantasy author Kit Campbell to Paranormal Unbound! Kit is interested in all sorts of mythology, and she’s here today to talk about the wealth of stories in Biblical literature. Welcome, Kit! In the beginning, God created Heaven and earth. -Genesis 1:1 Now, the Bible isn’t a source that people automatically … Continue reading
I finally started watching Doctor Who. Hey—wait! Don’t take away my Nerd Card! I’ve been busy. And I didn’t have cable or Netflix or anything for a while. And then I had a baby. And…yeah, I know. There really isn’t any good excuse. You can give me that Nerd Card back, though, because I freely admit … Continue reading
If you’ve met Jeffe Kennedy in person at a convention, you might know her as the woman with all the fabulous hats. If you’ve read her books, you know she specializes in devastatingly sexy romance and top-knotch writing. I’m completely hooked on Jeffe’s fantasy romance series, A Covenant of Thorns. It’s sexy, unusual and full of … Continue reading
Urban fantasy’s genre boundaries have grown a bit muddy. The label has become a catch-all for modern paranormal fiction–anything that doesn’t fit the happily-ever-after mold of paranormal romance or the elves-and-dwarves conventions of high fantasy. Sometimes, I forget the “urban” part entirely, but there are a few books that exemplify it, making their metropolitan settings … Continue reading
