http://www.eharlequin.com/store.html?cid=583 Just thought I would share this link to their free e-book library! Enjoy 
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I think this is SUCH a cool idea! Gives a person with no local bookstore (like me) to try out new authors. Yay, H/S!
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Thanks for sharing, brain!
As Cathy said, nice way for those of us who don't have 'instant access' to a stocked bookstore to get a 'taste' for an author.
As Cathy said, nice way for those of us who don't have 'instant access' to a stocked bookstore to get a 'taste' for an author.
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Did you guys also know about the 16 ebooks they're giving away all year? It's part of the 60th anniversary celebration. You can get them in a variety of formats.
I'm glad they finally have the Mobipockets versions available.
Go here:
http://www.eharlequin.com/store.html?cid=1317
Susan G.
I'm glad they finally have the Mobipockets versions available.
Go here:
http://www.eharlequin.com/store.html?cid=1317
Susan G.
Thanks guys for the information, this is a great way to know the different lines.
My local library is one of the best, but even they don't carry books from all the lines. And absolutely, no HQ ebooks.
BTW, I quickly checked the 16 books, and so far the only one that really grabbed my attention, it was the one I thought it wouldn't. His Lady Mistress.
The historical romance sub-genre has evolved a lot since Barbara Cartland's time.
My local library is one of the best, but even they don't carry books from all the lines. And absolutely, no HQ ebooks.
BTW, I quickly checked the 16 books, and so far the only one that really grabbed my attention, it was the one I thought it wouldn't. His Lady Mistress.
The historical romance sub-genre has evolved a lot since Barbara Cartland's time.
Great! They're 17 now! 
Sorry, I really like that smiley.
BTW, if you guys want to read something erotic and from Spice this one is free The Boys' Club by Amanda McIntyre
Sorry, I really like that smiley.
BTW, if you guys want to read something erotic and from Spice this one is free The Boys' Club by Amanda McIntyre
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