Lynn Raye Harris

I’m still here, though I haven’t posted lately! On deadline, as usual, and writing like crazy to get it all done. Add in an emergency trip to see my father-in-law, who had open heart surgery, and I’m feeling frantic. (FIL is now doing very good, though it was questionable at first.) I have a Readers’ Luncheon coming up in a couple of weeks, and then there’s RWA in New York City — which I am SO looking forward to! My editor will be there, and though I saw her in London in September, it will be nice to see her again. She’s a little bitty cute thing, of course, and I feel huge in comparison. Must get to work on that treadmill again!

I’ve had a fabulous review for The Devil’s Heart that I wanted to share with you! Over at Everyday is the Same, Rebecca says, “So far in this challenge I have only given two books a 5 star rating, well this fabulous book by Lynn Raye Harris has become the third! I was absolutely blown away by it.”

Well, I can tell you that certainly made my day! The Devil’s Heart is still available for order from all the major online retailers and eHarlequin, and you can also get it on your ereader — Kindle, Nook, Sony, Kobo, etc. There are links on the book page, or you can go to your favorite online store and search. And if you give it a try, let me know what you think!

Next month, Behind the Palace Walls hits the stores! This book was originally released in the UK under the title Prince Voronov’s Virgin — so if you’ve been waiting for it, it’s almost here! Though you can order it now from eHarlequin and they will ship it to you without the wait.

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I’m currently working on a sequel to my most recent UK release, Strangers in the Desert. It features a hot sheikh. I love hot sheikhs. I’ve left Sheikh Malik and his heroine in the desert, so must get back to work and see what they’re up to today. I hope it’s something fun.

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Thanks to everyone who’s been ordering Behind the Palace Walls from eHarlequin! You’ve kept this book in the top five for days now! This is the North American release of Prince Voronov’s Virgin, so if you’ve been dying to read about a Russian prince and his heroine, you can hop over to eHarlequin and download the book right now in ebook, or order your copy in print and it will be dispatched right away. If you want to wait a few more weeks, you’ll find this book in stores in early June!

I hope you enjoy the story, and I hope to hear from you!

It’s been an eventful week and a half here in Alabama. First, my friend Beverly Barton died. And then we got slammed with severe weather that has left over 200 dead and wiped out entire towns. I can’t even begin to comprehend the extent of the damage. Though my house is fine, and all my family and friends are fine too, I had no power for 4 days. I lost all the contents of my refrigerator — not a big deal in the scheme of things. In the days immediately after the power went out, we had no cell phone service. That came back slowly.

The morning after the tornadoes, our local grocery store was one of only a very small number to open. It was crowded with people getting the kind of food they could eat for days without power. Fortunately, I have a camp stove (actually a Korean stove that uses butane) and was able to heat food. Gasoline was an issue too. Without power, the pumps don’t work, so there was panic over gas. We had one car that was full. The other needed gas (lesson learned: always fill up when they say severe weather is coming).

But we’ve made it through, our power is on again, and life seems somewhat normal in Chez Harris. And yet it isn’t really. We are lucky enough to be in the 30% that have power right now. Most of Madison County still does not. Hubby went to work today only to have to come home again because there’s no power.

Minor, minor inconveniences when there are people who have lost everything. If you want to help, you can donate to organizations like the Red Cross. Text 90999 and $10 will be added to your mobile phone bill. Or just go and donate online, or get the address for where to send a check.

Finally, though it’s surreal to say this, I also have to let you, my readers, know that if you’ve been wanting to read Prince Voronov’s Virgin, you can order it now through eHarlequin. It’s available a month early in both print and ebook.

I hope you are safe and well in your corner of the world. Best to you all!