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817512CNET | 17 MaySophisticated. But mere decoration? (Credit: Qantas) The past is a cockroach. It never truly goes away. It simply makes more copies of itself, each a little different from the last. How quaint, though, of Qantas to think that its...
- 817148Kindle Daily Post | 16 May
In my novel, Do Not Disturb, hotel heiress Honor Palmer finds herself powerfully attracted to her business rival and all round arch-nemesis, the dashing and ambitious Lucas Ruiz. When I was asked to think of the benefits of dating...
- 817000Kindle Daily Post | 16 May
With summer blockbuster season ramping up, the Kindle editors are taking a moment to recognize the literary characters whose day-saving antics have proved prime material for movies. There’s the Caped Crusader, of course. But what about other heroes who...
- 790055Kindle Daily Post | 29 Apr
No one runs better in film than Tom Cruise, and the latest cinematic offering where he is tasked with saving the world, Oblivion, does nothing to discourage this notion. Cruise, as Jack Harper, lounges in a remote but posh...
- 796810Kindle Daily Post | 3 May
When I embarked on writing The Far Time Incident, I’m not sure I knew where the book would take me. The plan was for my narrator Julia Olsen and her co-workers at fictional, Minnesota-based St. Sunniva University to be marooned...
- 781488Kindle Daily Post | 23 Apr
Guest post by Melinda Leigh author of She Can Run, Midnight Sacrifice and other romantic suspense novels. What snacks do you eat while you write? I normally eat (mostly) healthy food, but as a deadline approaches, move over apples. Coffee,...
- 783572Kindle Daily Post | 24 Apr
Guest post by Jodi McIsaac author of Through the Door. Before I started doing research for my new fantasy novel, Through the Door, my knowledge of Irish folklore was limited to what I had learned from Lucky Charms commercials and...

















