Received two envelopes of books in the last couple of days, one from AAR and one from Booklist. AAR sent along Leah and the Bounty Hunter by Elaine Levine, Healing Autumn's Heart by Renee Andrews, and Belonging by Robin Hatcher. Having read the previous Levine books, I'm really forward to reading her newest. The other two are new authors for me, so I'm hoping the best for both of them.
From Booklist are Virtual Virgin by Carole Nelson Douglas, The Heart of a Killer by Jaci Burton, and Baby, It's Cold Outside by Addison Fox. Of this group, I only know Douglas whose Midnight Louie books I'd reviewed as a mystery fiction reviewer for PW. I'm hoping her paranormal investigator series doesn't have a cute kitty attached to it.
Submitting my Booklist review should be interesting. I "attended" the webinar on how to submit reviews to their system this week. Now we'll see how much I actually learned! It all sounded very easy and straight forward. I just hope that's true. Fingers crossed on this one.
For many years, I reviewed romances. You can see some of the reviews here. But lately I've been writing romance novellas. So whether you've come to read the reviews or get information about my writing, WELCOME! Read, enjoy, and leave messages if you wish. Every day is a good day for romance.
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Wednesday, August 31, 2011
New to the Review Book Book Stack
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Review Background: The Life History of a Reviewer
I've been a book reviewer for most of my adult life. I started at The Houston Post newspaper where I worked as a librarian and reviewed any books that were assigned to me by the features department. I met my husband at the Post, but since they had a nepotism policy (ironic because Ovita Culp Hobby's family ran the paper), I applied for a job at the rival Houston newspaper.
When I moved to The Houston Chronicle and worked as a features staffer, I had a multitude of jobs, including reviewing books, movies, and events. Again, I had no real specialty, but reviewed whatever was assigned to me.
When I moved to The Houston Chronicle and worked as a features staffer, I had a multitude of jobs, including reviewing books, movies, and events. Again, I had no real specialty, but reviewed whatever was assigned to me.
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