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- Phoebe Jordan
- Queens, NY, United States
- I'm a part-time aspiring romance novelist, and a full-time college student studying for my Bachelor’s Degree in English. I read and review romances of almost every subgenre along with some erotic romance, mystery and young adult novels thrown in there at my review blog Talk About My Favorite Authors and have even created a review site called Phoebe Jordan's Reviews so my readers can find out more about me & my reviews and to interact with one another. I have also started my own live podcast show called TAMFA | Phoebe Jordan hosted on Blog Talk Radio. This show is dedicated to everything I love about reading romance & young adult novels. I also hope to have romance & young adult authors live on my show to be interviewed and showcase their books. I plan to write contemporary, historical and paranormal romance when I get my writing career started, which you can find out more about at my official author website.
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Monday, February 22, 2010
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Bee Among The Clover
Fae Sutherland and Marguerite Labbe
On sale NOW at Dreamspinner Press!
The much anticipated re-release of Fae and Marguerite's award-winning 5th century epic historical fantasy is finally here!Roman, a slave to Wulfgar, is less than pleased when the thane acquires a new pet: the beautiful and prideful Aron. Aron has never been with a man and has no wish to be now, but when he is claimed as a thrall to pay his father's debt, his choice in the matter is lost.
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Good With His Hands
By: Michelle M. Pillow
Photographer Teresa Kelley is on assignment to shoot old ghost towns and desert scenery. What she doesn’t anticipate is that scenery including the delicious Max Draper. The sizzling desert sun isn’t the only thing heating up the abandoned mining town when the hot, muscled and oh-so-sexy mechanic offers to give her a hand. Dusty floorboards and ghost tales aside, Teresa finds herself on the other end of the lens when she and Max are caught in flagrante delicto by an unexpected…assistant.
Saturday, February 13, 2010
His Every Breath
by Chelsea James and Fae Sutherland
On sale now at Ellora's Cave!
by Chelsea James and Fae Sutherland
On sale now at Ellora's Cave!
When rough-and-tumble Trace Collins allows his buddies to drag him to a gay strip club for his birthday, he doesn’t expect to find his soul mate. But it’s love at first sight for Trace and he is immediately enthralled by the sexy young Adonis who’s getting naked on stage. Trace is determined to make that man his.
Riley Beckett doesn’t want anything to do with romance or love. Past hurts and a jaded attitude make Riley a tough nut to crack, but Trace is no quitter. He’s determined to win Riley’s trust and show him what real love means. Persistence pays off when Riley finally begins to thaw and it looks as though “happily” might just meet “ever after”. There’s only one thing standing in their way—the devastating secret Trace is keeping.
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Friday, February 5, 2010
Hello all! I've joined a group blog called Quackers and Tease the group blog of 4 published authors and 1 aspiring romance author—Keta Diablo, Hales Levey, Samantha Gail, Tamela Quijas and me, Phoebe Jordan.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
This week I have Sara Taney Humphreys on my blog for a written author interview and author guest blog. Today I have Sara guest blogging about her debut novel, The Amoveo Legacy. I've also had the pleasure of chatting with her live on my podcast show on Thursday, January 28th at 8PM to 9:30PM EST so if you want to listen to it you can download it to your computer or iTunes. And don't forget to read my written interview with Sara that I posted this past Tuesday. Now onto Sara's guest blog:
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I've been told that I've got moxie. That little extra bit of oomph that pushes us. I'd like to think that's true. I have to say that I've always had a fertile imagination. I can remember playing "Star Trek" when I was just seven or eight. Of course Captain Kirk was my ultimate hero. He'd save me from the Klingons and declare his undying love for me. Sigh. I never said I was a cool kid...just an imaginative kid. I think that's where my love for paranormal romance began. I've always been drawn to the strange and unusual. Since I was very small I can remember being fascinated with ghosts and the afterlife. Ghosts, vampires, werewolves, shifters...all of it intrigue me and mystify me. There is something undeniably sexy about the unknown.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Bloggers and Publishers have the same goals, to bring in readers. This Conference is to discuss what is working online to promote books and what we can do better. How can we work together and with authors to bring readers online? What are Publishers goals in working with Bloggers? What are Bloggers and Reviewers looking for? Join us for panels, discussions and giveaways.
How the Conference Works: This is a two day online event that will feature Blog Talk Radio Discussion Panels and open Forums for more inclusive debate on subjects raised. Attendees can listen to panels live or using the links provided at a later more convenient time. The Forums will remain open and those speaking on the panels will be in the forums afterward to answer questions. The Forums will be held in a private Ning for the Conference.
Registration Information: The Conference is open to Publishers, Bloggers, and Industry Professionals. There is a $20 registration fee per person. The Conference will be held on a private Ning. The code for entrance will be emailed March 1, 2010 allowing Attendees to profile their companies and leave questions for the live panel discusions ahead of time. Links to the Private Blog Talk Radio Show Panels will be emailed to attendees and listed on the Ning.
Authors can sign in Sunday to have access to all materials and any Bloggers or Publishers interested are welcome to meet with the Authors. - More Info Here
How the Conference Works: This is a two day online event that will feature Blog Talk Radio Discussion Panels and open Forums for more inclusive debate on subjects raised. Attendees can listen to panels live or using the links provided at a later more convenient time. The Forums will remain open and those speaking on the panels will be in the forums afterward to answer questions. The Forums will be held in a private Ning for the Conference.
Registration Information: The Conference is open to Publishers, Bloggers, and Industry Professionals. There is a $20 registration fee per person. The Conference will be held on a private Ning. The code for entrance will be emailed March 1, 2010 allowing Attendees to profile their companies and leave questions for the live panel discusions ahead of time. Links to the Private Blog Talk Radio Show Panels will be emailed to attendees and listed on the Ning.
Authors can sign in Sunday to have access to all materials and any Bloggers or Publishers interested are welcome to meet with the Authors. - More Info Here
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
This week I have Sara Taney Humphreys on my blog for a written author interview and author guest blog. Today I had the pleasure of a written interview with Sara that you can all read and enjoy below. I've also had the pleasure of chatting with her live on my podcast show on Thursday, January 28th at 8PM to 9:30PM EST so if you want to listen to it you can download it to your computer or iTunes. And don't forget to come back this Thursday so you can read Sara's very interesting guest blogging about her debut release, The Amoveo Legacy, which I've had the pleasure of reading and reviewing. Now onto my written interview with Sara:
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Phoebe Jordan: When did you know that writing romance was going to be the thing that you would do with your life? Which author inspired you to start writing romance?
Sara Taney Humphreys: I always loved writing but more than anything I love a creative outlet. I’ve been very lucky as I’ve been able to do that through performing and writing. My favorite romance authors are Lori Handeland and Christine Feehan.
Phoebe: Did you know what type of romance you wanted to write about or did you experiment with different genres before you chose the one that you felt was for you?
Sara: I’ve always loved the paranormal. I’m a sci-fi geek at heart. It’s something that I am consistently fascinated by. It’s my desire to learn about the strange and unusual that drives my stories.
Phoebe: What was the first fiction you ever wrote besides any school work? And do you still have it with you?
Sara: The first bit of fiction I wrote was a poem. I know it by heart but wouldn’t share it with anyone because it’s really, really silly. I wrote it as a lovesick fourteen year old….so you can imagine how goofy it is.
Sara Taney Humphreys: I always loved writing but more than anything I love a creative outlet. I’ve been very lucky as I’ve been able to do that through performing and writing. My favorite romance authors are Lori Handeland and Christine Feehan.Phoebe: Did you know what type of romance you wanted to write about or did you experiment with different genres before you chose the one that you felt was for you?
Sara: I’ve always loved the paranormal. I’m a sci-fi geek at heart. It’s something that I am consistently fascinated by. It’s my desire to learn about the strange and unusual that drives my stories.
Phoebe: What was the first fiction you ever wrote besides any school work? And do you still have it with you?
Sara: The first bit of fiction I wrote was a poem. I know it by heart but wouldn’t share it with anyone because it’s really, really silly. I wrote it as a lovesick fourteen year old….so you can imagine how goofy it is.
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