April 22, 2008...2:06 pm
The Crime of Romance Novels
In our first Author Talk Extra, we responded to a comment from James who thought all the time and energy spent on romance novels was a crime. James, we just have to thank you for exposing romance novel crime. Today, we’re going to profile one of the books in our video - Phantom Pleasures by Julie Leto.
Book Description: A hotel developer who wants to turn an abandoned island into an exclusive resort unwittingly unleashes a phantom cursed centuries ago-a spectral man who turns her secret desires into reality…
You can buy this book here and visit Julie’s website here and her blog here.
Are you an author whose books have also been committing crimes? Drop us an e-mail, and tell us all about it.
Posted by: Jill Monroe
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1 Comment
April 22, 2008 at 8:25 pm
Hmmm…I’m so ashamed (not.) My book is guilty, I am guilty! Crimes of passion abound. Lying, cheating, stealing, sexual positions that have been banned in several states. Yes, I’m guilty! Guilty, I tell you.
You guys are like 20/20. I’ve been caught red-handed. Thanks for the shout out!
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