Just a heads up that Target will have RUSH on sale beginning February 10th in all their stores that carry the book. So if you haven’t yet picked up your title and you have a local Target, go take advantage of the sale price!
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Maya
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I am over-dosing on Maya Banks this weekend! Finished RUSH yesterday (OMG, OMG!) and am halfway through SHADES OF GRAY now (OMG, OMG!!). I’m in love with your books, your writing style…keep them coming! RUSH is amazing…I loved the guys but I also loved Mia! And Shades…what can you say about PJ…Wow! Love the strong women you have created. I’ve been a fan for a long time but you have outdid yourself with these books. Congratulations!
Promised myself I would re-read the entire KGI series before reading Shades of Gray so I wouldn’t gobble it up in one day. Just finished Whispers In the Dark again and it is still my favorite KGI novel. I just love Nathan and Shae and their unique story. :) Can’t wait to get to Shades of Gray. The build up is killing me and wonderful at the same time. Looking forward to Rush and the next Highlander book to keep me going until Steele’s story is released. Keep up the great work. BTW, I just watched the Tessa Dare trailer for the Highlander series and could not stop laughing. Creative and anyone that knows your writing will appreciate video. Take care!
Well, nothing like reading a Maya Banks books on the train ride into DC this morning where I was a feeling kind of naughty by the time I got to my stop! Oh.my.God Maya. “Rush” is fantastic! I wasn’t sure how much I would like it as I’m not into the BDSM stuff, but it wasn’t hard core, and I loved Gabe and Mia. They have great chemistry together. And LOL, you would have laughed at me reading it on the train this morning! I think I was blushing by the time the train stopped at my destination!
Maya!!! Your books are SOOOOOO GOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love how unabashed you are with your writing! And Rush is such a fantastic book! The characters feel real and you put them in an actually believable plot that isn’t to slow but not to fast as to skip over important parts.