After three terrific years, lots of romances and hundreds of new found friends, we’re saying goodbye.  Marisa and I thoroughly enjoyed creating Romance Novel TV, meeting and interviewing authors we  admire and most of all the chance to meet all of you – the readers that stopped by every day to chat about the books we all love.

We can’t thank you enough, but we’d especially like to thank the women that helped create RNTV each week, Kati Dancy, Buffie Johnson, PJ  Ausdenmore, Stacy Ahlgren. Stacey Agdern, Gannon Carr,  Andrea Williamson and Kate Garrabant.  We couldn’t have done it with out them and it certainly wouldn’t have been half the fun.  Thank you ladies one and all for your tremendous contributions to the site. We also want to give special thanks…

Welcome and thanks for joining us for a week long discussion on The Strangely Beautiful Tale of Miss Percy Parker.

I loved this book and was enchanted with both the characters, the time period and the locale.  I’d like to start off by asking everyone what appeals to you about Victorian England and the concepts of ghosts?

ROMANCE NOVEL TV AND LADY JANE’S SALON BOOK CLUB

For the next five days, join other readers and author Leanna Renee Hieber for our book club discussion on Leanna’s new release, The Strangely Beautiful Tale of Miss Percy Parker.  Click here to join the discussion

What are you reading?

I’ve recently finished Kay Stockham’s Simon Says Mommy. I enjoy Kay’s books because she ALWAYS tackles the difficult subjects. Weight, adoption, spousal abuse, etc. and somehow manages to turn them into stories you want to keep reading, With Kay, you not only get your happy ending, but a view on a topic that’s not always prevalent in romance.

Chole Neill’s second book in the Chicagoland Vampires series, Friday Night Bites will be released at the end of the month. I loved the first book, Some Girls Bite, but this one started a little slow for me. However, after chapter two, I couldn’t put it down. Chole has a way of developing her characters and their world that has you the reader totally invested. She also keeps you hanging a…

Publisher: Pocket Star Books
Reviewed by Maria Lokken
4 stars

This was a very satisfying read, I would go so far as to say it’s a comfort read. Sunset Bay is a romance with a happy ending, some major pitfalls in the middle, and a lot of realism thrown in just to keep you on your toes.

Meagan Green has dreams of being a fashion designer. Unfortunately, her family doesn’t subscribe to those dreams. Her mother, a border line “mommy dearest” case, wants Megan to be practical, her sister will do everything she can to make Megan’s life hell, and her father is adoring, but wants to make sure she gets a degree and becomes an accountant. It’s clear that Megan doesn’t have much in the way of family support.

Megan’s in love with the…

There’s been much discussion about what constitutes an urban fantasy book. We asked bestselling author Marjorie M. Liu, who writes both romance (the Dirk & Steele novels) and urban fantasy (the Hunter Kiss novels) to give us her definition.

See video below and let us know what you think urban fantasy is. We’ll be giving away an urban fantasy book to a random poster (you must live in the United States to qualify).