Jennifer Crusie's Blog: Argh Ink

Hey, our Roben’s book, The Blue Dolphin is free today on Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/Blue-Dolphin-Desert-Heat-ebook/dp/B00B5O7J4U

And thank you, Krissie, for the update on ReFab or I would never have known. (Roben, TELL ME THESE THINGS.)

Right now, today, Monday Tuesday, Pat Gaffney’s Outlaw in Paradise is a Daily Deal at Amazon. It’s wildly romantic and funny as hell, and one of my faves, especially its hero who rides into town wearing all black on a black horse smoking a black cigarette. Really, you have to read this one, and at $1.99, it’s a steal: read more >>

Lunch Hour Love Stories is a publishing experiment/program/fun thing launched by some terrific writers who wanted to write short romances that would be perfect for those odd moments when you want to read romance but you don’t want to commit to a full novel. Quickies, so to speak. They post new stories all the time for $1.99 each, and today it’s Anne Stuart’s turn (that would be Our Krissie).

From Krissie:

Anne Stuart has joined the Lunch Hour Love Stories program with Risk the Night, the blistering tale of a reporter who falls afoul (in the best possible way) of an assassin on rainy night in Paris. Originally meant to be part of the ICE series, it’s now a stand-alone story perfect for a nice, long lunch hour. Or maybe a cocktail hour might be better …

In other news, I’m moving into the cottage today and tomorrow, so while I’ll try to post Day Two tonight, it may just be a picture of all my office stuff in an unpainted space. Argh.

Harlequin is publishing an anthology with a very old (1993) novella of mine under the title of Be Mine. I’m sure the other two people in the anthology have terrific stories, but mine stinks on ice. Since HQ owns that novella outright, there is nothing I can do to stop it. Do not buy that book thinking it’s a new novel.

Why, yes, I am annoyed.

There are still some presents left to open: Sarah Wynde has three short stories free on Kindle today:
A Gift of Ghosts
A Gift of Thought
The Spirits of Christmas