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What Do You Think of Harlequin Presents Extra’s Mini-Makeover?

by Amy Wilkins, Harlequin Digital

Harlequin Presents Extra is getting a bit of an update in May. While a lot of the design remains the same, the diamond-shaped graphic with image of jewellery is being updated with a new “Extra” flash in the corner.

Here’s an example of the old design:

And the new look:

So what do you think of tweaked design?

Apr 20, 2012
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Congratulations RT Reviewers’ Choice Award Winners!

by Amy Wilkins, Harlequin Digital

Romantic Times Magazine’s convention wrapped up last weekend — including the announcement of the 2011 RT Reviewers’ Choice Award Winners!

For the Harlequin Presents category,

Apr 18, 2012
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There’s Something about a Royal… Plus Happy Anniversary Wills & Kate!

by Harlequin Presents editor Carly Byrne

It’s hard to believe it’s almost a year since Wills & Kate tied the knot!  The royal wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton on 29th April 2011 wasn’t just THE wedding of the year but the event of the year!  The Harlequin UK editors enjoyed the benefits of a national holiday and celebrated with street parties, bake offs and a few (too many) glasses of bubbly!

Wills & Kate’s love story captured the world’s imagination, the (relatively) ordinary girl marrying her prince in a true love match, is the stuff of fairy tales – and Harlequin romances!  Royalty and Presents is a match made in heaven – powerful heroes, convenient marriages, luxury and opulence – it’s a theme that remains as popular as ever.  Clearly there’s something about a royal…

Majestic Mediterranean principalities and delectable desert kingdoms, irresistible Italian princes and sexy Sultans, meticulous duty and uncontrollable desire is royalty as traditionally decreed by Presents – but with young love currently at the helm, what’s the future of royalty?

With the Duchess of Cambridge dominating the headlines it’s thrust royal women into the spotlight.  But princesses, particularly those that are unhappy about their situation, can be tricky to motivate – really with all that privilege, wealth and eligible suitors what’s there to be unhappy about?  So what goes on beneath the weight of the tiara that the average person could never imagine…?

Since saying ‘I do’, Kate seems to have flourished in her new role – paving the way for strong royal women who love their job – queens and princess who are more than  match for their male royal counterparts!

The new media-darling royal is as much a hit with the press as other celebrities and brings the ‘royal’ to tabloid royalty!  The new Presents continuity The Santina Crown: royalty has been this scandalous! begins next month and embraces the theme of tabloid royalty when a traditional royal family marry into the Presents equivalent of the Beckhams!  Look out for more blogging about this soon!

Wills might be off the market, but ladies you can still marry Harry!  The heir to the throne might hold the power but the spare has all the fun! Is it the stoic firstborn, for whom duty wars with desire, that makes your hear race?  Or the playboy second son, who scorns duty and embraces desire, that makes you weak at the knees?

Finally, with a year of marriage under Wills & Kate’s jewel encrusted belts – surely it can’t be long before a royal baby is on the way?  What could be more Presents than the drama and excitement of an heir?!

What is it about a royal that’s so popular? Can you empathise with a princess who’s struggling with her duty?  The heir or the spare – who would you choose?

 

Apr 16, 2012
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The Most Romantic Place in the World, by Kate Hardy

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Apr 13, 2012
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Lucy Ellis on Fairy Tales, Presents Tropes and Her Debut Book

by Lucy Ellis, author of

Apr 11, 2012
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Where Did the Idea for The Devil and Miss Jones Come From? by Kate Walker

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Apr 09, 2012
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