Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Friday, March 6, 2009
Lord of the Dark featured on Publishers Weekly

Barbara Vey at Publishers Weekly Blog. They just showcased it today
http://www.publishersweekly.com/blog/880000288/post/1220041522.html
Lord of the Dark by Dawn Thompson
Read by Marie
Gideon was the greatest Archangel of the Arcan Gods until he was banished and punished for lusting after a mortal woman. Now cursed and forced to live with his sin for decades, Gideon can’t hide his wings and he can’t fly with becoming painfully aroused with no way to ease the pain without punishment. Rhiannon was on her way to her betrothed when was shipwrecked just off the coast of a desolate island. After washing ashore, she made her way to what appeared to be an abandoned cave, since there was no one inside or any where around the area she took advantage of some of the items stored inside. After bathing in the cave's pool, she came face-to-face with a towering naked man with massive silver wings.
I loved this book. Dawn has written compelling characters in this series of banished heroes. The pages sparked with fire. I laughed the first time I saw the warning label on the back, but I found out quickly that it was appropriate. This is the second book in the series but my first by this author and I will be going straight away to pick up the others. I was very saddened to hear that she left us last year. She was a magnificent storyteller.
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Romantic Times Award for The Ravening.

Dawn’s name will be in the Awards Program and will appear the June issue of RT BOOKreviews magazine as an Award Winner. It will also appear on our website awards' archives as a 2008 winner.
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Remembering Dawn......
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Miss Fuzz saying hello....

Rape of the Soul nominated for Best Horror 2008
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Call your US Senator to see unemployment extended please
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Thursday, November 6, 2008
5 hearts review for Lord of the Dark

I can not express how enamored I am with Dawn Thompson’s Lord of the Dark. I know there are more books in the series, this was the second. I have to have those other books! I know Da


Sunday, November 2, 2008
Romantic Times - 4 1/2 start and TOP PICK for Prisoner of the Flames

PRISONER OF THE FLAMES
by Dawn MacTavish
RT Rating:**** ½ - TOP PICK
Category: HISTORICAL FICTION
Setting: 1562 France
Publisher: Leisure
Published: November 2008
Type: Historical
MacTavish melds the dark and sensual mood of Phantom of the Opera with the historical detail and intrigue of Les Miserables to deliver an enthralling, non-stop read. Looking for depth, emotion and history? You'll clamor for more.
Summary: Scarred by fire when he was an infant, Robert Mack, the Laird of Berwickshire, wears a mask to hide his deformity. He believes that the famed healer Nostradamus could cure him, but that means traveling to Paris, where intrigue runs high and a civil war looms.
In Paris, he rescues Violette Cherier, a blind flower girl, from attackers and makes some powerful enemies. Trying to navigate the labyrinth of politics while keeping Violette safe and his dreams of a new life as a whole man alive is difficult, and one false move means imprisonment. Soon Robert learns that beauty is not in the eye of the beholder, it's in the heart.
Romantic Times mention of Dawn and her books

The Romantic Times has a nice spot about Dawn and her works.
It was a reader asking questions about the status of Dawn's series The Elementals. (Click on the image at left and read the articlce with comments from Kensington editor, Hilary Sares.)
Here is the current information on Dawn's remaining works:
Rape of the Soul (Highland Press) was released in July 2008 - this is not Dawn's current style of writing, as it's Historical Suspense - Horror, not Romance. It's an amazing saga, of evil, passion and and the quest to understand the past. And Epic novel.
Lord of the Forest - (Kensington Aphrodisia) will release the third and final work in The Elementals Janurary 2009.Lord of the Fire was proposed, Dawn outlined it completely from her hospital bed, but it was never full started. Kensington elected to publish the third book in the series, but returned the rights of Lord of the Fire. There are hopes by Dawn's family this book someday may be written for Dawn as an honor to Dawn's hard work right up to the time of her death.
Prisoner of the Flames -- with her writing at Dawn MacTavish, was just released by Dorchester's Leisure Books. It's currently out and selling very well. It's not a true Romance, but Historical Fiction. This was the first book Dawn wroter after her car accident, that left her confined to a wheelchair for the next 11 years. Amazing work of historical period writing.
The Bride of Time (Dorchester Love Spell), possible Dawn's best romance, this time travel is an amazing work. It was release last month by Dorchester.
ng on and do not pay that!
They will be reprints by Highland Press under the Legacy Imprint.Sunday, October 19, 2008
Prisoner of the Flames is released!


