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Karen Stivali
Karen Stivali is a prolific writer, compulsive baker and chocoholic with a penchant for books, movies and fictional British men. When she's not writing, she can be found cooking extravagant meals and serving them to family and friends, who never seem to mind the excessive quantities she tends to... show more

Karen Stivali is a prolific writer, compulsive baker and chocoholic with a penchant for books, movies and fictional British men. When she's not writing, she can be found cooking extravagant meals and serving them to family and friends, who never seem to mind the excessive quantities she tends to prepare. She attributes her ability to multitask to the fact that she rarely sleeps, which gives her more hours every day. Prior to deciding to write full time Karen worked as a hand drawn animator, a clinical therapist, and held various food-related jobs ranging from waitress to specialty cake maker. Planning elaborate parties and fundraisers takes up what's left of her time and sanity.Karen has always been fascinated by the way people relate to one another so she favors books and movies that feature richly detailed characters and their relationships. In her own writing she likes to explore the dynamics between characters and has a tendency to craft romantic tales filled with sarcasm and sexy details. Although she writes in three genres (erotic romance, contemporary romance and women's fiction) all of her stories are love stories with happily ever after endings. Karen has published several erotic romance novels with Ellora's Cave including two award winning stories: Always You (published September 2011, First Place Winner of the RWA Passionate Plume Award - 2012)and Marry Me (published June 2012, First Place Winner in the NEC-RWA Bean Pot Reader's Choice Award - 2013).Her works of women's fiction, Meant To Be, and its sequel, Holding On, (published by Turquoise Morning Press in August and November 2012, respectively) both made the Best of 2012 list at Literati Literature Lovers.To learn more about Karen you can visit her website karenstivali.com where she blogs original recipes, sassy commentary on The Bachelor, and tidbits about her journey in the writing world. Karen can also be found attempting witty banter on Twitter http://twitter.com/#!/karenstivali
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Susan
Susan rated it 8 years ago
This can be read as a stand-alone. I haven't read the others in the series and I was not once confused when reading this. Very meh.Nothing really happens.The boys were sweet and I liked that this didn’t have a lot of relationship angst, but I was also pretty bored. I felt there was nothing standin...
Sheziss loves Zeshak
Sheziss loves Zeshak rated it 8 years ago
#1 Moment of Impact#2 Moment of Truth#3 Moment of ClarityI think there is no need to say that I reject every kind of discrimination. But here in this book I was aggravated. Yes, I'm perfectly aware that the world is full of assholes and intolerance, I'm not trying to make light of all those people. ...
blub
blub rated it 9 years ago
A free copy was given to me on exchange for an honest review.This story features Jason Stern and Quinn Fitzpatrick, Collin's older brother (Collin's story is featured in the first three books of the series, this book can be read as a standalone from the his). The two meet when Quinn when he's hired ...
Ami's Hoard
Ami's Hoard rated it 9 years ago
2.75 stars rounded upToo much smut not enough story for my taste. I mean chapter 1 alone spent more time about cooking than anything relationship related!!Thus, Wiley making a move on David and the ILY part came way too sudden for me to believe the whole thing. Especially since the story was written...
StitchersGirl
StitchersGirl rated it 9 years ago
Good lord, the angst. The ANGST! And so much of it is unnecessary as hell. The third book in the Moments In Time series finally brings a HEA for Collin and Tanner - or at least a strong HFN. However, the way to get there was... hard. In many ways. And not all of them pleasant. Back at college,...
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