Elizabeth Boyle

In Romance News…

September 20, 2011

Booklist has just put together a Top 10 list of Romance Fiction for 2011, and there are two familiar titles among them. Elizabeth Boyle's Lord Langley is Back in Town and Susan Elizabeth Phillips' Call Me Irresistible are hot, hot, hot and you should definitely check them out. And for all you SEPPIES out there, the sequel to Call Me Irresistible comes out in July 2012. The Great Escape follows the path of runaway bride Lucy Jorik after her ill-fated wedding, and will be just as irresistible as it's predecessor. Ok, ok twist my arm…I'll do a giveaway. First 10 commentors who tell me their fave romance of 2011 get a copy of Call Me Irresistible.

– Annie

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RT Book Reviews Nominees

November 8, 2010

Congratulations to our many RT Book Reviews award nominees! RT Book Reviews offers awards for best book, in a wide variety of categories, and career achievement. The winners will be honored at an award ceremony in April at the 28th annual Booklovers Convention. Here's the complete list of nominees.

Career Achievement Nominees

Historical
Julia Quinn

Mystery, Suspense and Thriller
Dennis Lehane
Charles Todd

Urban Fantasy
Kim Harrison

Reviewer’s Choice Nominees

Best Romantic Suspense Novel
Death Echo
by Elizabeth Lowell
9780061629754
(William Morrow; Ed.: Carrie Feron)

Best Multicultural Novel
A Second Helping
by Beverly Jenkins
9780061547812
(Avon; Ed.: Erika Tsang)

Best Futuristic Romance
Close Contact
by Katherine Allred
9780061672439
(Eos; Ed.: Emily Krump)

Beyond the Night
by Joss Ware
9780061734014
(Avon; Ed.: Erika Tsang)

Best Vampire Romance
Eternal Kiss of Darkness
by Jeaniene Frost
9780061783166
(Avon; Ed.: Erika Tsang)

Best Shapeshifter Romance
In the Dark of Dreams
by Marjorie M. Liu
9780062020161
(Avon; Ed.: May Chen)

Best Contemporary Mystery
212
by Alafair Burke
9780061561221
(Harper; Ed.: Jennifer Barth)

Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter
by Tom Franklin
9780060594664
(William Morrow; Ed.: David Highfill)

Moonlight Mile
by Dennis Lehane
9780061836923
(William Morrow; Ed.: Claire Wachtel)

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Starred review for Elizabeth Boyle’s new romance

September 20, 2010

Hey Romance fans! Check out this Booklist STARRED REVIEW of Mad about the Duke!

Booklist Online, September 20, 2010
Review of the Day

He has to be going mad. That is the only explanation James Lambert St. Maur Thurston Tremont, the Duke of Parkerton, can come up with that would explain why he agreed to work for Elinor Sterling, the second dowager Lady Standon. After mistaking James for the Duke of Hollindrake’s man of business, Elinor proceeds to hire him as her new matchmaker. While Elinor already has come up with her own list of potential husbands ––all dukes and nothing but dukes––she wants James to vet the candidates. For some maddening reason, James finds himself accepting the task, but what is even more vexing is that his name isn’t even on the list. Well, James is just going to have to do something about that! Readers will have to be mad themselves not to fall in love with Boyle’s latest impeccably crafted romance. Featuring a captivating cast of engaging characters, a romance fueled by an abundance of sexy chemistry, and irresistibly witty writing, Mad about the Duke is an absolute delight.— John Charles