by Johnnie Alexander | Apr 7, 2015 | Authors, Books, Foreign Affaire Spotlights
Foreign Affaire: Finding Romance in Novel Places Featuring: Chasing the Lion by Nancy Kimball Set in Ancient Rome Chasing the Lion is March’s Book of the Month on Foreign Affaires, a blog devoted to novels that take place in international (and imaginary) places. Catch...
by Johnnie Alexander | Mar 9, 2015 | Authors, Books, Foreign Affaire Spotlights, Writing
Foreign Affaire: Finding Romance in Novel Places Featuring: Echoes of Edinburgh by JoAnn Durgin Set in Edinburgh, Scotland Echoes of Edinburgh is February’s Book of the Month on Foreign Affaires, a blog devoted to novels that take place in international (and...
by Johnnie Alexander | Jan 31, 2015 | Authors, Books, Foreign Affaire Spotlights
Foreign Affaire: Finding Romance in Novel Places Featuring: Where Treasure Hides Set in World War II Europe Where Treasure Hides is January’s Book of the Month on Foreign Affaires, a blog devoted to novels that take place in international (and imaginary) places. I am...
by Johnnie Alexander | Jan 2, 2015 | Authors, Foreign Affaire Spotlights
Foreign Affaire: Finding Romance in Novel Places Featuring: One Smooth Stone by Marcia Lee Laycock Set in Canada’s Yukon One Smooth Stone is December’s Book of the Month on Foreign Affaires, a blog devoted to novels that take place in international (and imaginary)...
by Johnnie Alexander | Dec 3, 2014 | Authors, Foreign Affaire Spotlights
Foreign Affaire: Finding Romance in Novel Places Featuring: Her Tycoon Hero by Narelle Atkins Set in Sydney, Australia Her Tycoon Hero is November’s Book of the Month on Foreign Affaires, a blog devoted to novels that take place in international (and imaginary)...
by Johnnie Alexander | Oct 31, 2014 | Authors, Books, Foreign Affaire Spotlights
Foreign Affaire: Finding Romance in Novel Places Featuring: Believe in Me by Autumn Macarthur Set in London, England Believe in Me is October’s Book of the Month on Foreign Affaires, a blog devoted to novels that take place in international (and imaginary) places....
