Now here’s an intriguing question, which I’ve just shared with my Facebook community. So . . . who would you bring?

Yep. :)

I plead the fifth. ;)

via Grant Snider

. . . on Monday, when I’ll be hosting the Romance of Reading Facebook group’s page! We’ll be celebrating Women’s History Month and the romance of reading (of course!)

I’ve got some giveaways I’m thrilled about, too: signed copies from some amazing authors of historical romance including Julia Quinn, Cathy Maxwell, Jade Lee, and Lenora Bell.

The Romance of Reading is a closed page, but the admins are speedy-quick in admitting new members. Hope to see you there!

Inquiring minds want to know. :)

My friend, the uber-talented Anna J. Stewart, has a new book out, which is cause for celebration! It’s the latest in her wonderful Butterfly Harbor series. And check out the gorgeous cover!

RT Book Reviews has said that Anna writes “refreshingly unique, quietly humorous, and profoundly moving romance.” Truly, I couldn’t have said it better myself. :)

Click here to learn more about Always the Hero, and how you can get your hands on a copy.

And it’s a delight! Have you read A Duke in Shining Armor yet? Beautifully written and so much fun — just what you’d expect from the marvelous Ms. Chase.

If you haven’t yet read it, may I tempt you with the prologue and Chapter 1? Click here!

A little saucy humor for your Friday. ;)

On March 12 I’ll be guest-hosting at the Romance of Reading on Facebook, as part of a wonderful extended party celebrating Women’s History Month. Join me for book chat, giveaways, and more! And oh, my giveaways . . . I’ve got signed copies from some amazing historical-romance authors including Julia Quinn, Cathy Maxwell, and Vivienne Lorret. 

By the way, the lineup of authors throughout the month is absolutely incredible. It includes such luminaries as Mary Balogh, Lorraine Heath, Sherry Thomas, Joanna Shupe, Nicola Cornick, Eloisa James, Valerie Bowman, Lenora Bell, Jeannie Lin, Ella Quinn, and Susanna Kearsley, to name just a few!

Click here for more info, and to join the group.

. . . at the library.

Art by by Aimee Stewart; via Helen Warlow on Twitter