There seems to be an app for everything except finding my phone while I’m talking on it.  Yes, I’ve done that, I’ve been in the middle of lengthy conversations, half listening as I frantically search through my bag for my phone.  Duh?  I promise, I don’t have the words “out to lunch” imprinted on my forehead, it’s just that sometimes my frenetic life has me doing the multi-tasking two step in ways that would require I grow four more arms and three more heads.  Naturally, I’ve become an app-a-holic, but not as crazed as Marisa when it comes to easing her life with the latest download..  If there’s an app, particularly if it’s free – she’ll download it.  Don’t believe me?  How ‘bout the mirror she downloaded for her iPhone? …

Can Goblin’s be romantic? I didn’t think so, that is until I read Shona Husk’s new release The Goblin King. This book is very different from the vampire/shape shifter/fantasy romances that are so much a part of today’s landscape. Instead The Goblin King is an interesting and exciting paranormal world that has a distinct feeling of legends and fairy tales combined with a contemporary flair making this one stand out from the rest.
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I can remember like it was yesterday. Although I consider myself somewhat of a risk taker, I must admit, I was nervous that first time. After all it was a new experience and I didn’t know what to expect. But I took the risk and it paid off; actually it more than paid off, it got me addicted. Now I’ve become of those people who can’t seem to stop, and like Oliver, I wait with hope, always saying, ‘more please, more’. Full Article at B&N.com

Looking for a book to read? Well I’ve got three top picks for August.

This weekend I not only went to a “a baseball game” but I also had the chance to visit a Scottish castle, and after all my traveling I managed to get involved in some serious political court intrigue – and I never had to leave the comfort of my own home.

My escapades were courtesy of Jaci Burton, Maya Banks and Thea Harrison. It takes a wickedly clever and talented author to transport you to a fictional world where you can live for hours. And these three authors, and their glorious way with words, grabbed hold of my imagination and put me right in the heart of the action. Do you want mystery, adventure, fantasy, sex, romance, strong…

Too Hot to Touch is the first book in Louisa Edwards’s new Recipe for Love trilogy. Louisa Edwards’s trademark culinary romances make food just as important to the story as romance is. She blends the excitement, creativity and competitiveness of the culinary world with the dynamics, passion and emotions of families and relationships. READ FULL ARTICLE AT HEROES AND  HEARTBREAKERS.

Some people say you can never go home again, but in Beth Kery’s Home to Harbor Town series, going home again can be the one place you find both forgiveness and love.

Harbor Town is a picturesque lakeside community that is known for it’s with white sand beaches, charming Main Street, gorgeous sunsets and friendly neighbors. It’s a small town where, at first glance, everything looks beautiful; you’d never know that fifteen years ago tragedy struck leaving four people dead and three families broken. READ FULL REVIEW AT B&N’S HEART TO HEART BLOG.