Romancelandia has been eagerly awaiting Netflix's adaptation of Julia Quinn's Bridgertons for... oh, centuries, at least. Now the casting decisions have finally been made public, and I for one, was pleasantly surprised to see a few brown actors included.
Unfortunately, that pleasure was swiftly ...
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The Princess Trap: Now on Audio!
Good morrow, my chocolate truffles!
Today is a beautiful day, and not just because I had a Bakewell tart after lunch. Can you believe that the audiobook version of The Princess Trap is now out there in the wild for anyone to purchase and hear? Can you?! Because I cannot. I am so excited, the ...
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That Kind of Guy: Chapter One
Zach was furious, and it felt good.
He bent over the anvil, laser-focused, a vicious energy burning through his bloodstream. This was his molten world of metal and flame, where his anger was acceptable, even reasonable: here, it gave him strength. And so, at work, where no-one he loved could see, ...
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Get a Life, Chloe Brown: Entertainment Weekly, Plus Everything Else You Need to Know
Hola, friends!
Since this is my website, I feel like it's supposed to be a sort of... Talia-central. You know, with all relevant events neatly catalogued for your convenience. So, here's an event and a half: the cover for my first book with Avon, Get a Life, Chloe Brown, has been revealed. And by ...
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Ravenswood Has a New Look!
Hello, my darling sea sponges!
Remember earlier this year I mentioned that the Ravenswood series would be overhauled in April? Well, Christmas came (very) early, because the new covers are here already. And they are STUNNING, if I do say so myself!
The covers were designed by the wonderful ...
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Radical Romance Novels: Why your Hot Take Stinks
Some people believe that Valentine’s Day is a holiday of love. Those people are wrong.
Valentine’s Day is actually dedicated to poorly-written and uninformed hot takes on the romance genre, a fact proven year after year when otherwise respectable publications allow reductionist, often misogynistic ...
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