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Readers can find on special endcaps at all Borders my story in Four Dukes and A Devil, which won the 2010 Readers Crown Award for Best Novella at RomCon this summer. The book also features stories from some of my very favorite authors and is a fun beach read!
So much thanks to the readers who took the time to pick out their favorite scenes for the ongoing contest! S. T. from Novato, CA is the March winner; Sue A. from Vancouver, BC is April’s pick, and Janice McE. from Virginia Beach, VA is the winner for May. Click on the Contest tab to play.
Just heard the lovely news that the novella, Catch of the Century, is a finalist for The Readers’ Crown award, which will be awarded at RomCon in Denver this summer! This short story is part of the Four Dukes and a Devil anthology.
There’s a brand new contest posted on site and a winner is picked every month. Emily H. from London, England is last month’s winner. Well done, Emily!
Release day usually means jittery excitement for most writers. Many of us do booksignings or spend the day blogging about the new release. But the icing on the cake? A nice review. The cherry on top of the icing? A great starred review. Booklist recently joined Library Journal in awarding this honor.
*Secrets of a Scandalous Bride. “Expertly spiced with deliciously subtle sense of wit, deftly seasoned with a superbly nuanced cast of characters, and featuring a plot brimming with lusciously sensual romance and a dash of dangerous intrigue, Secrets of a Scandalous Bride, is Nash’s best book yet.” — John Charles for Booklist
Lovely reviews are pouring in for Secrets of a Scandalous Bride, which will be released on Feb. 23. Here’s the latest from Library Journal: **Starred Review** After successfully evading for two years the suit of a highly ranked military officer who threatens to ruin her late father’s reputation, Elizabeth Ashburton eventually encounters her nemesis and, finally has the courage and the unexpected assistance of notorious villain Rowland Manning to face up to the threat. VERDICT: Graced with empathetic characters, emotional intricacy, and unexpected plot twists, this final book in the “Widows Club” series ties up a variety of loose ends and is a perfectly delicious series finale.
Delighted to announce that Phyllis C. from El Cajon, CA is the winner of this month’s contest. A fun new contest will begin on site!
Delighted to announce that LOVE WITH THE PERFECT SCOUNDREL was just nominated for Best Regency-set Historical in 2009 by Romantic Times magazine! The snowy view from my writing area this week reminds me of the first scene in the story.
Best Regency-set Historical of 2009 nominee
Congratulations to Jillian S. from Dayton, OH who won the November contest. A new contest is on site now!
Just finished Captive of Sin, Anna Campbell’s newest novel. What I liked best about this novel is that both hero and heroine were deserving champions. I’ve loved all of Anna’s stories, but this one will hold a special place on my keeper shelf. The two great characters are both tortured yet the horrors of their past cannot change the beauty of their innate generous natures. Move over Mr. Darcy and Eliza Bennett . . . Bravo, Anna! 
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