Congratulations to all of our authors who are on this week’s New York Times bestseller list.
Paperback:
#17 Orchard Valley Grooms by Debbie Macomber (MIRA, week 5)
#21 McKettricks of Texas: Garrett by Linda Lael Miller (HQN, week 5)
#23 Honeysuckle Summer by Sherryl Woods (MIRA, week 5)
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Congratulations to all of our authors who are on this week’s New York Times bestseller list.
Paperback:
#9 Orchard Valley Grooms by Debbie Macomber (MIRA, week 4)
#15 McKettricks of Texas: Garrett by Linda Lael Miller (HQN, week 4)
#18 Honeysuckle Summer by Sherryl Woods (MIRA, week 4)
#23 The Darkest Passion by Gena Showalter (HQN, week 4)
#32 The House on Olive Street by Robyn Carr (MIRA, week 4)
#34 Summer on Blossom Street by Debbie Macomber (MIRA, week 8 )
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By Emma Cunningham, Production Coordinator, Digital & Internet
Oh, Summer. Long days, warm weather—is there a better way to enjoy the heat than lounging with a book by the pool or on the beach? If you can’t tell from our brand-new Harlequin Blog Summer layout, we don’t think so.
At Harlequin, we’re all crazy bookworms who spend our working and pleasure time immersed in books and romance (we know you’re super jealous, and no, you can’t have our jobs!) We frequently get sidetracked from producing books by talking about recent releases we love. We were doing exactly that when we got the idea to put together a list of our favorite Summer 2010 books. We picked some old favorites that we’re reissuing and a bunch of fresh, new voices, and wound up with an eclectic list of contemporary romance, paranormal, and everything in between. And so Big Summer Reads was born.
Now that we had an exciting program like Big Summer Reads, we had to think of the best possible way to get it out there. And you know what we love besides reading outside in the sun? Bloggers. In fact, we love them so much, that we’ve put together a massive and still growing database of book blogs and we’re sending out a selection of ebooks from our Big Summer Reads list for review. Some lucky bloggers will even get some fancy prizes to help readers enjoy their summer reading experience even more!
Here are some of the Big Summer Reads books that we’re e-mailing out to bloggers:
Linda Lael Miller – McKettricks of Texas: Garrett
Susan Andersen – Skintight
Marie Ferrarella – Finding Happily-Ever-After
Brenda Jackson – Star of His Heart
Victoria Dahl – Crazy for Love
Susan Mallery – Almost Perfect
Susan Grant – Sureblood
Kristan Higgins – All I Ever Wanted
Debbie Macomber – Orchard Valley Brides
Debbie Macomber – Orchard Valley Grooms
Susan Wiggs, Susan Mallery, Sherryl Woods – Summer Brides (The Borrowed Bride, Fireside, Harbor Lights, Accidentally Yours)
Robyn Carr – The House on Olive Street
Just a sample of what you can find in the Big Summer Reads program
So, to sum it all up, look for the Big Summer Reads featured on your favorite blog soon. And if you’re a blogger yourself, don’t hesitate to give me a shout and I’ll happily send some free books for review your way, too.
Congratulations to all of our authors who are on this week’s New York Times bestseller list.
Hardcover:
#20 Dangerous by Diana Palmer (HQN, week 2)
Paperback:
#4 McKettricks of Texas: Garrett by Linda Lael Miller (HQN, week 2)
#5 Orchard Valley Grooms by Debbie Macomber (MIRA, week 2)
#11 Honeysuckle Summer by Sherryl Woods (MIRA, week 2)
#16 The Darkest Passion by Gena Showalter (HQN, week 2)
#25 The House on Olive Street by Robyn Carr (MIRA, week 2)
#31 Blown Away by Sharon Sala (MIRA, week 2)
#35 Summer on Blossom Street by Debbie Macomber (MIRA, week 6)
Enjoy a sample of some of our bestsellers with the Browse the Book widget!
Congratulations to all of our authors who are on this week’s New York Times bestseller list.
Hardcover:
#13 Dangerous by Diana Palmer (HQN, week 1)
#16 Hannah’s List by Debbie Macomber (MIRA, week 4)
Paperback:
#2 McKettricks of Texas: Garrett by Linda Lael Miller (HQN, week 1)
#8 Honeysuckle Summer by Sherryl Woods (MIRA, week 1)
#9 The Darkest Passion by Gena Showalter (HQN, week 1)
#12 Orchard Valley Grooms by Debbie Macomber (MIRA, week 1)
#21 The House on Olive Street by Robyn Carr (MIRA, week 1)
#29 Blown Away by Sharon Sala (MIRA, week 1)
#31 Summer on Blossom Street by Debbie Macomber (MIRA, week 4)
Enjoy a sample of some of our bestsellers with the Browse the Book widget!
Congratulations to all of our authors who are on this week’s New York Times bestseller list.
Paperback
PAPERBACK:
#9 Moonlight Road by Robyn Carr (MIRA, week 1)
#12 McKettricks of Texas: Tate by Linda Lael Miller (HQN, week 4)
#15 Angel’s Peak by Robyn Carr (MIRA, week 4)
#29 Shift by Rachel Vincent (MIRA, week 1)
#32 The Best is Yet to Come by Diana Palmer (Harlequin, week 1)
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Congratulations to all of our authors who are on this week’s New York Times bestseller list.
Paperback
#12 Angel’s Peak by Robyn Carr (MIRA, week 3)
#18 McKettricks of Texas: Tate by Linda Lael Miller (HQN, week 3)
#34 Twice as Hot by Gena Showalter (HQN, week 3)
Enjoy a sample of some of our bestsellers with the Browse the Book widget!
Congratulations to all of our authors who are in this week’s New York Times bestseller list.
Paperback
#3 McKettricks of Texas: Tate by Linda Lael Miller (HQN, week 2)
#11 Angel’s Peak by Robyn Carr (MIRA, week 2)
#31 Twice as Hot by Gena Showalter (HQN, week 2)
Enjoy a sample of some of our bestsellers with the Browse the Book widget!
Congratulations to all of our authors who are in this week’s New York Times bestseller list.
Trade:
#24 Duets by Nora Roberts (Silhouette, week 4)
#30 Midnight Sons Vol. 3 by Debbie Macomber (MIRA, week 1)
Paperback
#5 McKettricks of Texas: Tate by Linda Lael Miller (HQN, week 1)
#7 Angel’s Peak by Robyn Carr (MIRA, week 1)
#20 Twice as Hot by Gena Showalter (HQN, week 1)
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by Sulemaan Ahmed, Olga Kwak, Lori Meyers, Karen Queme, and Michelle Renaud
How do you celebrate sixty years of pure reading pleasure? All year, of course!
And you’d better believe that we did—there were so many ways that we celebrated in 2009 that I had to enlist the help of several people to write this post. Like all good families, we gathered together and put together a celebration of our sixty years in publishing that won’t soon be forgotten. It took blood, sweat and tears, it filled our heads day and night, but ultimately, it was worth it. It’s not every year you get to celebrate such a milestone, after all. It’s hard to see how we’ll top this anniversary off, but I suppose our centennial is coming along…
And I’m sure you’re not entirely surprised. After all, we did mention it (once or twice…). In honour of the end of our celebrations, I’d like to take the time to show and tell you just how much celebrating we did.
Come along…
