Authors on the Web
City on a Hill Press, February 8, 2013
...the world of contemporary romance. Reading an Amanda Quick book rewinds time into historical romance. Flipping through a Jayne Castle book beams one to a romantic paranormal or futuristic world. All of these books come from one person. Krentz is an...
Seattle Times, January 7, 2013
...under three different names and three different subgenres. There’s the Amanda Quick byline for historical romance; the Jayne Castle pseudonym for futuristic novels; and Krentz’s own name for contemporary suspense. Within each of these categories are...
Seattle Times, January 6, 2013
...under three different names and three different subgenres. There’s the Amanda Quick byline for historical romance; the Jayne Castle pseudonym for futuristic novels; and Krentz’s own name for contemporary suspense. Within each of these categories are...
Lake County News-Chronicle, January 4, 2013
..."The Sense of an Ending" Julian Barnes; "Christmas Roses" Amanda Cabot; "Dark Currents" Jacqueline Carey; "The Lost Night" Jayne Castle; "The Twelve" Justin Cronin; "The Stockholm Octavo" Karen Engelmann; "Shadow Creek" Joy Fielding; "Fifteen Tales of...
Dallas Morning News, September 21, 2012
... 8. (*) The Tombs, by Clive Cussler and Thomas Perry 9. (*) The Lost Night, by Jayne Castle 10. (11) The Light Between Oceans, by M.L. Stedman 1. (*) No Easy Day, by Mark Owen with Kevin Maurer 2. (6) The Amateur...
Monett Times, September 19, 2012
...include: "Swipe," by Evan Angler; "What Women Want," by Fanny Blake; "The Lost Night," by Jayne Castle; "The Orchardist," by Amanda Coplin; "The Tombs," by Clive Cussler; "Sentinel," by Matthew Dunn; "The Unholy," by Heather Graham; "The Prophet," by...
Seattle Times, September 16, 2012
...Jayne Castle's new book, "The Lost Night," the third installment in the author's Looking Glass Trilogy, is set in the future on the island Harmony, where strange doings...
Seattle Times, January 7, 2013
...under three different names and three different subgenres. There’s the Amanda Quick byline for historical romance; the Jayne Castle pseudonym for futuristic novels; and Krentz’s own name for contemporary suspense. Within each of these categories are...
Seattle Times, January 6, 2013
...under three different names and three different subgenres. There’s the Amanda Quick byline for historical romance; the Jayne Castle pseudonym for futuristic novels; and Krentz’s own name for contemporary suspense. Within each of these categories are...
Lake County News-Chronicle, January 4, 2013
..."The Sense of an Ending" Julian Barnes; "Christmas Roses" Amanda Cabot; "Dark Currents" Jacqueline Carey; "The Lost Night" Jayne Castle; "The Twelve" Justin Cronin; "The Stockholm Octavo" Karen Engelmann; "Shadow Creek" Joy Fielding; "Fifteen Tales of...
Abilene Reporter, September 23, 2012
...by Clive Cussler (Berkley) 7. "Where Azaleas Bloom" by Sherryl Woods (Harlequin Mira) 8. "The Lost Night" by Jayne Castle (Jove Books) 9. "Blue Skies" by Robyn Carr (Harlequin Mira) 10. "Stranger in the Moonlight" by Jude Deveraux (Pocket Books) 11....
Dallas Morning News, September 21, 2012
... 8. (*) The Tombs, by Clive Cussler and Thomas Perry 9. (*) The Lost Night, by Jayne Castle 10. (11) The Light Between Oceans, by M.L. Stedman 1. (*) No Easy Day, by Mark Owen with Kevin Maurer 2. (6) The Amateur...
Monett Times, September 19, 2012
...include: "Swipe," by Evan Angler; "What Women Want," by Fanny Blake; "The Lost Night," by Jayne Castle; "The Orchardist," by Amanda Coplin; "The Tombs," by Clive Cussler; "Sentinel," by Matthew Dunn; "The Unholy," by Heather Graham; "The Prophet," by...
Seattle Times, September 16, 2012
...Jayne Castle's new book, "The Lost Night," the third installment in the author's Looking Glass Trilogy, is set in the future on the island Harmony, where strange doings...
