By Janie Crouch I write romantic suspense. Best job in the world. In every book I write there comes a moment when the main characters have to reach for an inner strength they didn’t know they had, to fight an evil bigger than they thought. It’s agonizing, but they prevail because they are heroes. And because my stories always get
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Guest Post by Deborah Cooke (Abridged from a version originally published on http://www.deborahcooke.com) Book charms are adorable and readers love them. I’ve bought them in the past from Etsy vendors, but when I realized I needed at least 100 of them for an event last August, I decided to try making my own. A big part of this decision was
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“How do I find the money to travel?” “How do I plan my trip?” “How do I stay safe and healthy on the road?” Over the past few years Matt Kepnes (aka Nomadic Matt) has helped millions of people around the world answer those questions and more. With his New York Times best-selling book How to Travel the World on
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For many, reading is not just a pastime, but an identity. Inspired by that insight, Rakuten Kobo announces Kobo Aura ONE, which was designed with the help of its best customers and reflects Kobo’s latest step towards the perfect reading device. A team of nine of Kobo’s top customers challenged the Kobo design team to push the limits on all
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By Ben Landau Everyone has books they can’t bear to part with. Whether due to sentimental or decorative value, or just the fear of parting with something you may one day want to read again (“What if I need to relearn high school geometry someday?”), the things we read have a sneaky way of becoming a permanent part of our
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