Here’s a place I’d love to visit: the Tianjin Binhai Library in China, so massive that it could ultimately house over a million books (!).

Oh my goodness, what a lovely review from Booklist for The Laird Takes a Bride!

To read the full review, click here. And for more about The Laird Takes a Bride, including ordering options, access to Chapter 1, and additional praise, click here.

It’s Thursday, which means it’s Getting To Know You Day on my Facebook page! Today we’re talking about one of my favorite things . . . inviting places to read. 

Would you like to join us? Hope on over. :)

For more delicious reading nooks, click here to read the full post via Savvy Reader.

Cynthia Decker created this. Isn’t it breathtaking?!?

via Helen Warlow on Twitter

More about Cynthia here.

I’ve heard it said that Texans think big, and recently I’ve learned of one awesome way they do: elaborate homecoming corsages! Check ’em out:

via the Wall Street Journal

via NPR

via Jezebel

This is inspiring me to think big this week. Happy Monday. :)

A little eye candy for your Wednesday. :)

via Sabrina Jeffries on Twitter

What a glorious reading nook!

via Bookstr

Isn’t this pure gorgeousness?!? To learn more about The Laird Takes a Bride, to preorder, or to read Chapter 1, click here. And if you’d like to connect with me on my Facebook page, please click here.

From Mark Brownlow, this hilarious — and brilliant — graphic which takes us into the giddy realm of Jane Eyre’s email. 

More about Mark here.

Sarah MacLean has long been an inspiration to me, both through her books and her tireless advocacy for the romance genre, so I was absolutely thrilled that she chose You May Kiss the Bride as one of the month’s best romance novels in her Washington Post column. Here, in part, is what she said:

Read Sarah’s full column here.