Author Archives: jlmerrow

…from Guilty Pleasures: I have a job. I can’t spend all my time reading, but by gosh, I had to stay up almost all night finishing this book. I absolutely could not put it down! Ms. Merrow has written a … Continue reading →

Okay, so it doesn’t come out in print until April next year, but Camwolf is already showing as available to pre-order in paperback on Amazon.co.uk and Amazon.com! My first baby. *pets it, and calls it George*

  I’m delighted to have my very good friend Josephine Myles here today, as part of her blog tour to celebrate the release of her sexy, funny, romantic m/m novel Barging In.  Jo and I first met in the flesh … Continue reading →

…er, I guess that says it all, really!  Come along over if you’d like to find out a bit more about some of my characters – and to see me squirm: Wave asks some tough questions!

I ask, because I recently found a review in YA M/M Books of my novella Pricks and Pragmatism.  Needless to say, I was rather chuffed – but it also got me thinking.  Because although P&P keeps poor Luke and Russell … Continue reading →

And it’s every bit as fabulous as it looks! Here’s the blurb: When the boat’s a rockin’, don’t come knockin’! Out-and-proud travel writer Dan Taylor can’t steer a boat to save his life, but that doesn’t stop him from accepting … Continue reading →

Was very chuffed to see a review up for Pricks and Pragmatism on Elisa Rolle’s LJ – you can read it here. “Both characters had their deep layers, Russell obviously so shy… to arrive to 30 years without any action … Continue reading →

Just back from a lovely lunch with the RNA Cambridge Chapter (including the equally lovely Alex Beecroft) where fliers were handed around about the British Romance Festival in October (which, alas, I’m still not sure I’ll be able to get … Continue reading →

…and it’s at #9 on Amazon! Woo-hoo! And I just received the final books for Wight Mischief – can’t wait until November!

Muscling Through (which comes out tomorrow, hurrah!) has been reviewed by Kassa – and what a review!   Let me just say I adore everything about this story. The first person narrator is charming, lovely, heart warming and it would … Continue reading →