As some people might have noticed, I collect the Silhouette Nocturnes.
I usually preorder them months in advance, to make sure I get them when they come out.
Well.
Apparently Amazon "can't source" them anymore.
I've emailed Amazon — no reply.
I've emailed Harlequin — "We're looking into it", since then, nothing.
It annoys the crap out of me. I collect the series, have done since book #1, even the ones I know  I won't like. I have every single one of them, nearly 90 books so far.
Now Mills & Boon release them in their own covers, and I'm guessing this is the reason why I can't get the US covers anymore via Amazon.
The trouble is, the numbers differ, the covers are complete rubbish over here. Keep your icky covers. I haven't bought a single M&B release in years, because of those covers. I'd rather go and get the US version of the book. (Especially those disgusting pink things.)
So where does this leave me?
Up the creek in a wire mesh canoe.

Thank you so much, Amazon, M&B and Harlequin.
Sort it out, will ya?
I can't be the only UK customer who prefers the US releases!

Added the latest Nocturnes to the book list.
That's pretty much all for the moment.

C.D. Yates, who writes witty and funny and just all around feelgood romances, is having a contest.

Hop on over to her site and take a look (I promise you won’t regret it!)

I have really enjoyed Dog-gone But Not Forgotten, and I’m sure you will too.

The story is about a journalist, Carrie Moore, who inherits all her grandmother’s possessions.
They come in the form of a house, furniture — and Ellie, the devil dog from hell.
Not enough with Ellie leaving a path of destruction in her wake, the beast also runs into Jack Radigan, the highschool love Carrie had once intended to marry. Until he’d taken her best friend home after senior prom, and married her, instead.

I won’t give the plot away, go on over and check it out for yourself. Not only is it a great book, it’s also for a great cause. The proceeds go to It’s Meow or Never, an Animal Rescue and Sanctuary Charity.

So if you want to win a copy of the book, head on over to C.D. Yates’ blog, and enter the competion.

All you need to do, is tell her a story about a "Bad Dog", to be in with a chance.

Go on!

One of my fellow Critters, Jennifer Shirk, has made the news!

For all the right reasons, I might add.

Her friends threw her a book release party and the local newspaper reported on it.

Three cheers for Jennifer! 

I only wish I coulda been there.