
Monday, February 8, 2010
Remembering Dawn....

Saturday, October 17, 2009
Romantic Times review of Counterfeit Lady

COUNTERFEIT LADY
by Dawn MacTavish
RT Rating: ****
Category: HISTORICAL
Setting: Regency England
Publisher: LEISURE
Published: November 2009
Type: Historical
MacTavish switches gears from her most recent adventure romances to craft a charming, lighthearted Regency. She takes a simple plotline and charms readers with the mayhem that ensues. It's truly a joyous read.
One dance and Nigel Farnham is entranced. But the lady flees before the unmasking, fueling his determination to uncover her identity. Though Alice is to pose as Clara for one night, Clara's disappearance forces her to keep up the charade and pushes her into Nigel's arms. Then a rival for Nigel's affections steps forward and Clara returns, determined to win Nigel and destroy Alice's reputation. But nothing can stand in the way of true love. (LEISURE, Nov., 320 pp., $6.99) HOT
—Kathe Robin
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Cover for Renegade Riders

[mass market paper: Leisure Books; March, 2010; $7.99;
Saturday, August 8, 2009
Prisoner of the Flames - Best Historical Nominee 2008

Dawn Thompson Memorial Haunted Hearts Contest

August Contests
**Dawn Thompson Memorial Haunted Hearts Contest
Sponsor: RWA Gothic Romance Writers
Fee: $15 for Goth Rom Members; $25 for Non-Goth Rom
Postmarked Deadline: August 1, 2009;
E-Mail Receipt: Midnight, August 1, 2009
Eligibility: Not published in last 5 years by an RWA-approved publisher; not contracted by deadline.
Entry: First chapter (25 pages max), synopsis (one page max); must include Gothic elements.
Categories: Historical Gothic and Contemporary Gothic.
Final judges: TBA.
Top Prize: Certificate. FMI,
http://gothrom.net/contest.html or Lise Horton, lhorton@fkks.com.
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....



