During the second weekend of October, I'll be attending RomantiCon in Akron, Ohio. If any of you are going, I'd love to meet you. I'll be doing the book signing on Sunday, October 11th and I'll be wandering around the conference before then. If you hear someone laughing too loud...it's probably me. :)
Also, I have shiny new reviews for Handcuffs and Lies to share!
Brynn Paulin at the Grand Rapids Region Writers Group blog gave it 5 out of 5 plums! She said:
Can I say wow? Bronwyn Green has penned a steamy read that’s destined for my keeper shelf. I was reeled in by the opening and captivated for the rest of the book. Tori and Michael’s ‘reunion’ was spectacular…and hot. The scenes were well played out and everything followed logically—but not predictably. Bronwyn Green is a true story teller and I’m certainly anxious to read her next offering.
Vallerianna at Night Owl Reviews gave it 4.75 out of 5 hearts and a Reviewer Top Pick! She said:
Bronwyn Green is an amazing writer; she manages to tell a strong and compelling story in a very short package. I love how Tori is strong enough to stand up for herself and how Michael is willing to put his ego on the line when it counts. A great read and one that I will probably revisit.
And Mina at Howling Good Books gave me 4 out of 5 paw prints! She said:
This is a great short story which I thoroughly enjoyed. It starts off with a very technical scene in ER, which did worry me at first but I am SO glad I stuck with it. When Ms Green gets going, she really gets going. I loved the relationship between Tori and Michael, especially the fact that they had already been lovers but neither could remember. That's a twist I haven't seen before and it really worked. Ms. Green's style is fluid and easy to read and I found myself turning the pages and anticipating the next great one-liner. All in all, if you are looking for a quick, good read, pick this one up. I will definitely be looking for more from Bronwyn Green, that's for sure.
I'm just excited and had to share!
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Friday, September 11, 2009
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
It's Here!!!!!
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I just got back from a lovely long weekend with my three favorite guys -- the hubby and both boys. We went to a fantastic Renaissance Faire in Kenosha, Wisconsin. It was a bit of a trek but so worth it. We had a wonderful time - in fact, I'm looking forward to doing it again next summer. I'll be posting pictures later this week, so please check back. :)
In other news, Handcuffs and Lies is available - today from Resplendence Publishing!!!! I'm so excited about it, I'm having a contest to celebrate. Between now and Friday at 6pm EST, leave a comment to be eligible to win a print copy of Legend which also contains stories by Brynn Paulin, Carol Lynne and Lacey Thorn!
Thursday, July 30, 2009
An Excerpt from Handcuffs and Lies
I'm supposed to be doing laundry and packing so we can leave to go on a short vacation tomorrow, but I'm procrastinating. Big time. I'm sure no one is surprised by this. ;) To further my procrastination, I thought I'd post an excerpt of Handcuffs and Lies which comes out Tuesday, August 4th from Resplendence Publishing!
Michael could barely tear his eyes from Tori’s lips. They were glossy and parted and it was all he could do to keep from pushing her against the door and tasting her again.
She opened her mouth, but he shook his head. He needed to get the hell out of her house and away from the press of memories. He might not remember much of the night he'd spent with her, but he remembered enough.
“Don’t. Say. Anything.” He pushed off the door, picked up the backpack and slung it over his shoulder. Grabbing her hand, he pulled her out of the house. “Let’s go.”
What should have been a fifteen minute drive took over an hour. He was exhausted, but he wanted to make sure they hadn’t been followed. The last thing he needed was for Lucky’s guys to find out where he really lived. He’d promised Alex he’d keep Tori safe, and he couldn’t do that if they knew where to find her.
He sighed. He could have paid for a hotel for her. He could have slapped her into protective custody whether she wanted it or not. He could have done a lot of things, but instead, he’d chosen the stupidest one of them all. He’d chosen to bring her home where she could be a constant threat to his common sense and sanity. Good thinking, Mike. Real good thinking.
Pulling into his garage, he shut off the engine and closed the door behind them. He didn’t miss how quickly she scrambled off the bike—away from him. Unbuckling her helmet, she handed it to him and retrieved her knapsack from the saddlebag he’d stowed it in.
“All right, you’re in charge. What’s next?”
He unlocked the door to the kitchen and went inside. What was next was that he was going to lie awake all night with a hard-on that refused to go away while the source of that hard-on pouted in his guest room. He was pretty sure that’s what was happening next.
Michael could barely tear his eyes from Tori’s lips. They were glossy and parted and it was all he could do to keep from pushing her against the door and tasting her again.
She opened her mouth, but he shook his head. He needed to get the hell out of her house and away from the press of memories. He might not remember much of the night he'd spent with her, but he remembered enough.
“Don’t. Say. Anything.” He pushed off the door, picked up the backpack and slung it over his shoulder. Grabbing her hand, he pulled her out of the house. “Let’s go.”
What should have been a fifteen minute drive took over an hour. He was exhausted, but he wanted to make sure they hadn’t been followed. The last thing he needed was for Lucky’s guys to find out where he really lived. He’d promised Alex he’d keep Tori safe, and he couldn’t do that if they knew where to find her.
He sighed. He could have paid for a hotel for her. He could have slapped her into protective custody whether she wanted it or not. He could have done a lot of things, but instead, he’d chosen the stupidest one of them all. He’d chosen to bring her home where she could be a constant threat to his common sense and sanity. Good thinking, Mike. Real good thinking.
Pulling into his garage, he shut off the engine and closed the door behind them. He didn’t miss how quickly she scrambled off the bike—away from him. Unbuckling her helmet, she handed it to him and retrieved her knapsack from the saddlebag he’d stowed it in.
“All right, you’re in charge. What’s next?”
He unlocked the door to the kitchen and went inside. What was next was that he was going to lie awake all night with a hard-on that refused to go away while the source of that hard-on pouted in his guest room. He was pretty sure that’s what was happening next.
Monday, July 27, 2009
Lookee What I Got
It's my cover for Handcuffs and Lies - it comes out August 4th from Resplendence Publishing!!!
Here's the blurb:
Sometimes promises to friends are the hardest to keep. Undercover police officer, Michael Tanner promised his dying partner that he’d take care of the man’s little sister. Trouble is, after her brother’s death, Doctor Tori Spinelli wants nothing to do with Michael—or any other cop for that matter.
Tori has always fought against overprotective men and deception. Forced into protective custody with Michael, she’s now faced with both in the same package. Despite their differences, Tori falls in love with him, but how can she trust a man who lies for a living?
And here's the cover!
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Here's the blurb:
Sometimes promises to friends are the hardest to keep. Undercover police officer, Michael Tanner promised his dying partner that he’d take care of the man’s little sister. Trouble is, after her brother’s death, Doctor Tori Spinelli wants nothing to do with Michael—or any other cop for that matter.
Tori has always fought against overprotective men and deception. Forced into protective custody with Michael, she’s now faced with both in the same package. Despite their differences, Tori falls in love with him, but how can she trust a man who lies for a living?
And here's the cover!
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Saturday, June 27, 2009
Squeeee!!! Recommended Read!!!
So I'm in Detroit visiting my my brother and sister-in-law because they're awesome, and my gorgeous sister-in-law and her Tribe are belly dancing today at a festival and we're going to watch. She's amazing and so is the rest of her Tribe.
In other news, I finished a book last night!!! I sent Handcuffs and Lies to my editor last night and I got an awesome review for From the Ruins from Fallen Angel Reviews - Five Angels and a Recommended Read!!!
Here's what Maija had to say:
I adored From the Ruins! From David's bad chat-up line through to the end, this is a lovely, heart-warming, and sexy read. It remains true to the time period, yet because this is a short story, the detail never overwhelms the romance. I liked the way David's love is explained, and I loved the way Bronwyn Green deals with the reality of a couple brought together and separated by war. The story has a wonderful love scene and two unforgettable characters. From the Ruins is a keeper for me, and a Recommended Read!
So far, it's a fantastic day!!!
In other news, I finished a book last night!!! I sent Handcuffs and Lies to my editor last night and I got an awesome review for From the Ruins from Fallen Angel Reviews - Five Angels and a Recommended Read!!!
Here's what Maija had to say:
I adored From the Ruins! From David's bad chat-up line through to the end, this is a lovely, heart-warming, and sexy read. It remains true to the time period, yet because this is a short story, the detail never overwhelms the romance. I liked the way David's love is explained, and I loved the way Bronwyn Green deals with the reality of a couple brought together and separated by war. The story has a wonderful love scene and two unforgettable characters. From the Ruins is a keeper for me, and a Recommended Read!
So far, it's a fantastic day!!!
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