August 14th, 2008
This started as a thursday thirteen but it went WAY long so I’m breaking it up!
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Vixenwriter
A seduction in words
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Vixenwriter: A Seduction In Words
I'm Lauren. I write. I complain. I celebrate and rejoice. I let my kids watch TV so I can update this blog.
Name:Lauren Dane
Location:United States
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Undercover: December 2, 2008
Some Reader Comments On Undercover:
TOP PICK from Romantic Times Magazine! Dane has written a sizzling, delicious tale of love lost, found and expanded. The M/F/M triad is as endearing as it is molten hot. The friction between Sera and Ash as they resolve their past is intense, and with Brandt added to the mix, it's nothing short of explosive. An adrenaline-filled, suspenseful subplot keeps the reader engaged.
Victoria at Two Lips Reviews says in part: Undercover by Lauren Dane is a gripping sci-fi mystery set in a futuristic world. (...) The D/s scenes in Undercover have a lyrical quality about them, which displays Lauren Dane’s ability to craft sexual situations that make sense matched with her characters’ psyches. I rooted for all three of these characters, hoping that, by the book’s end, they would make their joining a permanent reality. Don’t miss Undercover, a saucy blend of D/s elements within a sci-fi setting.
April says: There are not enough words in the english language to describe how fantabulous this book is. It shows the true development of emotion between the three main characters. Yet it is so steamy I thought it would burn the pages ;)
Annmarie says: There is action, and suspense and family drama and social barriers. All are tied and work together wonderfully. I loved this book and it will be on my keeper shelf. Lauren has done it again.
Joy says: The setting for Undercover is fabulous. Ms Dane's attention to detail made this futuristic world ring true. The action was intriguing and exciting and the BDSM elements made the sex sizzle. Ash and Brandt had unresolved family issues that led to angst all round and it was tangible. Through it all, there was no doubt that I was reading a fantastic love story. I dare you to read Undercover and be unaffected.
Wendy says in part: Ms. Dane has written a wonderful story and has left this reader eager to read more. Fans of Ms. Dane are sure to be thrilled with UNDERCOVER.
(If you've reviewed an ARC, please let me know! I appreciate it.)
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Most Recent Release and Coming Soon
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LAID BARE - FINISHED!
94,000 / 94,000
(100.0%)
SWEET CHARITY - FINISHED29,000 / 29,000
(100.0%)
ALWAYS - Due mid January
17,000 / 50,000
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I’ve not read Anne Stuart but I love love love Linda Howard. I don’t have her latest book, Death Angel, yet but like you I just adore her books. All the King’s Men (or is it queen?–the Hydrocodone is messing with my head) is my favorite of her titles thus far. I can’t wait to see what part II of your TT is…
by Bonnie Rose Leigh August 15th, 2008 at 9:28 ami cant watch the tv thingy, with my comp
by TAMI blackroze37 August 15th, 2008 at 11:58 amYou know, i tried do a contest via video on my blog today. no one even looked at it lol!
I like the assassin in Susan Grant’s “Otherworldly men” series. I believe the assassin’s book is “How to Lose an Extraterrestrial in 10 Days” but he appears in the other books in the series too. I totally loved how she managed to redeem his character by the end of it.
by AJ August 15th, 2008 at 12:58 pmI ADORE LINDA HOWARD and I recommend her latest book Death Angel-Also recommend “Cutting Edge” by Linda Howard because the tortured hero and heroine in the book-if you havent read this book, i really recommend it!!!!!!
by april s August 15th, 2008 at 5:40 pmOhh, I love LH! I like Anne Stuart and thought I had bought this one but nope so off I went to PBS and ordered me a copy. :)
by Mad August 16th, 2008 at 3:24 pmI totally agree about the allure of spy/assassin storylines. I have Anne’s books on my keeper shelf, along with Linda Howards. Plus Gennita Low’s, Into Danger, has a lone female spy storyline that I really loved to. Equal opportunity, ya know?
by Cathy M August 16th, 2008 at 7:40 pmI absolutely loved Moonrise by Anne. That’s a book I read before she was a known name to me and the story stuck in my head and made me a fan for life. I’m also a fan of Linda Howard but that’s a given.
by Sue A. August 17th, 2008 at 4:06 pmI love Linda Howard!
by Diane August 17th, 2008 at 6:31 pmI haven’t gotten all those recent Anne Stuart books but heard so much wonderful about them. I shall work on that! I keep thinking of her books and Linda Howards when I think of Assassins. There’s too others I thought of! Have you read Shannon McKenna? If I understand Assassians right, they go beyond the law to get the bad guys. She does this so good with the McClouds. Start with BEHIND CLOSED DOORS with that series but they stand alone but you’ll want to know the other McCloud’s stories. Too I know it seems that many are series but they are and if I can think of stand alone ones I can commend them. Too, Debbie Wallace, writing at D. A. Wallace, her ebook was a mercenary, and awesome called AGAINST THE ODDS. It crackled and sizzled and a beautiful romance too! Also, the heroes are x-SEALs, but Cherry Adair’s T-FLAC books, starting with HIDE AND SEEK I believe! If I think of more, I’ll be back!
by Caffey August 20th, 2008 at 3:37 pm