New Release!
She’s a successful restauranteur, but he’s hungry for more than what she’s cookin’
He’s looking for a mate with enough moxie to leave Earth…
Betrayed by her people, does she dare trust a dragon?
A sex scene thesaurus and writing guide
Revenge is best served sweet with a hot, horned alien…
Falsely convicted, she’s sentenced to life as an alien’s mail order bride
Category Archives: Kindle
Product Review: #Kindle Paperwhite
I purchased my first Kindle back in 2010 (can’t believe it’s been almost five years). At that time, I bought the newest one available, the 2nd generation with 3G. It was the keyboard variety. Twice I almost extinguished my Kindle … Continue reading
How to send/download/add a book to your Kindle…
So you’ve purchased a Kindle ebook from a publisher or won one in a contest and you’re wondering how to put it on your Kindle. The simplest way is to email it to your Kindle: Download the book to your … Continue reading
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Tagged How to download a book to your Kindle, Kindle, Kindle tips, mobipocket, prc
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Ebook romances outsell paperback versions…
Here’s a happy shocker: 44 percent of romance novels purchased are ebooks. That’s up from 22 percent the previous year. Yep. Ebook romance sales doubled from the first quarter of 2011 to the first quarter of 2012. That 44 percent … Continue reading
What to read after Fifty Shades of Grey…
So you’ve finished the Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy and you’re thinking, now what? If you’re new to the erotic romance/erotica market, the choices can be overwhelming and you may not know how to whittle down the list of options. … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Domestic discipline stories, Kindle, Spanking, Uncategorized
Tagged A Bed of Thorns and Roses by Sondra Allan Carr, A Scandalous Wife by Ava Stone, A Scent of Longing, Cara Bristol, Controlled Response by Joey Hill, Dead Sexy by Paige Tyler, domestic discipline, erotic romance, False Pretenses, Game Plan by Karla Doyle, Kindle books, Mercy by Annabel Joseph, North of Need by Laura Kaye, Reckless in Moonlight, See Me by Pauline Allan, Traditional Terms by Alta Hensley, Valentine Submission by Sue Lyndon, What to read after Fifty Shades of Grey, Willing Victim by Cara McKenna
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Tips on buying Kindle ebooks from non Amazon sources…
Buying ebooks for Kindle from Amazon is easy. You go to the Amazon store on your Kindle, click ‘buy now,’ your ebook flies through cyberspace to your Kindle, and zippo, you bought a book. But you can also buy books … Continue reading
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Tagged .prc for Kindle, Kindle, mobipocket, tips on buying Kindle ebooks
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More Kindle love…accessing the Internet with Kindle
On a recent out-of-town trip, I needed to connect with someone whose phone number I did not have. I was able to use my Kindle to connect to the internet and get the phone number. Now, if you have a … Continue reading
Ebook reader or paper book: which is better?
I read an Internet article that attempted to debunk the arguments favoring buying an ebook reader: saving money, convenience (books are too heavy), saving the environment, and instant gratification. Moneyland on Time.com conceded that an ereader does offer instant gratification … Continue reading
Kindle and romance by the numbers…
Since I got a Kindle in July 2010, I’ve acquired eighty-two ebooks. I purchased the vast majority of them, although I won several in various contests on various blogs (you really should enter, the odds of wining are quite good). … Continue reading
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Tagged e-books, erotic romance, Kindle, romance readers
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How to convert a PDF ebook to AZW for Kindle…
You can find great deals for Kindle books on Amazon. But sometimes the deals are better direct from the publisher. But when you buy from a publisher, what you get is usually a PDF file. You can read a PDF on … Continue reading
Oh, the Kindle games people play…
If you haven’t discovered games for Kindle, that’s probably a good thing. I’m pretty disciplined about writing, but my reading has decreased markedly since I got my newest Kindle game. I play it instead of reading, while I watch TV, … Continue reading
